Entity: TIBETAN-MASTIFF
The Tibetan Mastiff is a large and powerful dog breed known for its double coat and distinctive appearance. Originating from central Asia, it is characterized by its rough coat, small drooping ears, bushy tail, and black or black and tan hair. This breed is renowned for its size and strength, making it a popular choice as a guard dog.
TIBETAN-MASTIFF
Etymology
The term 'Tibetan Mastiff' refers to a very large and powerful dog breed native to central Asia.
Definition
The Tibetan Mastiff is a very large, powerful rough-coated dog with small drooping ears, a bushy tail, and black or black and tan hair.
Historical Context
The Tibetan Mastiff has a long history, with origins in central Asia. It has been used traditionally as a guard dog due to its size and strength.
Cultural Significance
This breed holds cultural significance in Tibetan and central Asian regions, where it is valued for its protective instincts and loyalty.
Related Concepts
The Tibetan Mastiff is related to other mastiff breeds, known for their large size and protective nature.
See Also
A very large, powerful rough-coated dog native to central Asia, known for its distinctive appearance and strength.