Tibetan Mastiff (Detailed Introduction)

Although Tibetan Mastiffs are fierce, they are also famously loyal, making them popular among many people. However, their prices often deter potential owners. Even Tibetan Mastiffs of average appearance usually cost around tens of thousands, while slightly better ones typically cost between one hundred and two hundred thousand. Some with rarer bloodlines can even reach prices up to tens of millions. So why are Tibetan Mastiff prices so high? Let's analyze the reasons.

Actually, there are reasons for the high price of Tibetan Mastiffs. We know that rarity increases value. Tibetan Mastiffs are a very ancient and rare dog breed still existing today. Furthermore, the litter rate of Tibetan Mastiffs is relatively low, and the survival rate of puppies is not very high, which further adds to their rarity, keeping their prices high.

Tibetan Mastiffs retain their wild nature and have strong disease resistance. They defend their territory and are good attackers. They show strong hostility and lethality towards strangers and intruders, but are extremely loyal and affectionate to their owners. As guard dogs, they are faithful and reliable. Many take pride in owning a purebred Tibetan Mastiff.

Tibetan Mastiffs not only guard homes but can protect entire villages or estates. On the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Tibetan Mastiffs can not only tear apart wolves and leopards but also guard cattle and sheep. They can even predict avalanches and earthquakes, risking their lives to save their owners.

Therefore, Tibetan Mastiffs are not just fierce and wild; sometimes they will also selflessly protect their owners. This is why so many people like them. Possessing these excellent qualities combined with their rarity is why Tibetan Mastiff prices are so high.