The Tibetan Mastiff lives year-round in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau region. The special geographical environment causes Tibetan Mastiffs to grow dense fur to resist the severe cold of the environment. Of course, there are a few Tibetan Mastiffs whose hair grows short; what is the reason for this? What causes the Tibetan Mastiff's hair to be short and sparse? Today, let's take a look!

Tibetan Mastiff

First of all, owners should know that the most critical factor in maintaining a dog's coat health is sufficient intake of protein, vitamins, and mineral nutrition, a healthy and reasonable diet to avoid food poisoning or allergic reactions, as well as healthy and timely care to eliminate the harms of parasites such as fleas and lice.

The Tibetan Mastiff's short hair may be influenced by breed and genetic factors, and is also closely related to environment, diet, and care. For example, vitamin E has antioxidant and anti-aging effects and can improve the Tibetan Mastiff's body immunity; moderate fat can maintain the coat's glossiness; vitamin D helps the coat absorb and decompose nutrients and so on. These nutrients can effectively promote hair growth, making it shiny and smooth.

For owners, aside from the influence of genetic genes, healthy and reasonable diet and timely grooming can help. For example, combing the Tibetan Mastiff's hair daily can effectively stimulate hair follicles, improve blood circulation, and make the hair grow faster and shinier. At the same time, it also prevents the coat from becoming too short.