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Dogs 101 – Tibetan Spaniel
Top Dog Facts About the Tibetan Spaniel
Even if nobody knows exactly the year of creation of the race, there are Chinese illustrations of the XII century that refers to it. As its name says, the Tibetan Spaniel comes from Tibet and was chosen by the Tibetan monks to make them company in the monasteries. Revered by them and later used as a mascot by aristocrats, this breed get to England in the XIX century and in 1984 was recognized by the AKC in the United States.
Time for some Ruff Trivia:
– Tibetan monks gave to the Tibetan Spaniel dog a very important name. What was that nickname?
o A: Tibetan Spaniel Toy
o B: Housedogs
o C: Little Lions
What do you think, give it your best guess in the comments below before we get to the answer! Hang on tight and we’ll get back to this Ruff Trivia Question toward the end of the video.
Small, active and alert the Tibetan Spaniel stands about 10 inches high at the shoulder and weigh 9 to 15 pounds. His expressive eyes are dark brown, his ears are round and his posture is strong and slender. It has a silky, soft and short coat of various color combinations.
Grooming: Brush the Tibetan Spaniel’s coat twice a week to remove dead hair, mats or tangles on the ears, feet, thighs, tail and toes would be enough to keep your dog clean. The rest is basic care. Cut his nails, brush his teeth, check his ears weekly, and clean them if needed.
Temperament: Protector and intelligent, this type of breed is suspicious of strangers, but is an excellent company for children. They’re very loyal, loving and dedicated to his family. The Tibetan Spaniel is so close to human beings that they can understand and share their feelings and emotions with them.
Training: If you’re looking for an active and energetic dog, the Tibetan Spaniel is perfect for you. Independent by nature and willing to please his owner, this type of breed requires a diverse, firm, loving, patient and above all fun training.
Health: Tibetan Spaniels are a relatively health breed, However, this dog may suffer from progressive retinal atrophy, cherry eye, patellar luxation, allergies, and portosystemic shunt disease.
He’s maybe small, but the Tibetan Spaniel is an alert and strong dog, capable of protecting and defending its owners. Known to be a great friend, it’s also an excellent pet for the elderly and children. Sensitive to the moods and needs of humans, Tibbie will do everything in its power to support and love his family. Learn more about this patient and loyal breed and why they might make the perfect fit for your family here in BrooklynsCorner.com
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35 Comments
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I guess C.
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C Little Lions
I think its Little Lions
I wonder if they're bred from the Tibetan Mastiff. They share a lot of character traits.
I love ours
¡WWWAAA!!!En mi paìs, el pekines se ha cruzado mucho con ese perrito y ni cuenta que eran diferentes XDXDXDXDDDD
We got a Tibetan spaniel puppy! ❤️❤️❤️ https://youtu.be/iLh8hCenQEE 🐶🐶🐶
We have two at home, a brown and a clear one
I adopted the cutest little furball who turned out to be a tibetian spaniel. she howls…when she's awake. barks when asleep..not woooo whoooo. more like WOO WOOOOOOAHH! her front feet leave the ground due to sheer effort.
. then some time later, i also adopted a booger of a 20 lb or so terrier. who's the boss? after me, which seems up for healthy verbal debate, the tibetian gets her way..hands down. she is one stone cold street thug. fights dirty and smart, and makes me glad she's play fighting and will not get too much over 20 lbs… truly have never met a smarter dog and i walked dogs for 10 years. interestingly it's the terrier who is learning to mimic speech. she works at cadence, volume, number of syllables….. drives the Tibetan wild cause she can only woo woo, between the three of us, we do a mean Beatles tribute medley.
God, that ding sound is SO much louder than the rest of the video.
Love ❤ Tibetan Spaniels! Our oldest Tibby will be 19 years old in May 2020 🐶!!!
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My girlfriend has a Tibetan Spaniel. He’s one of the loveliest dogs I’ve ever met. Like a little toddler trapped in a dogs body haha
Great dog. Like a cat. Gets under the house and barks at everyone walking by.
I think it’s little lions
We have an adorable, loving, kind, sensitive 'Tibby' and absolutely love and adore, McKenzie! He gets upset when I cry or talk loudly (some might say, yell). He is fierce, taking on two raccoons (separate incidences)and coming out of the fight with a few scratches! I hope we have him for 20 yrs! that would be awesome. He also loves playing with our two cats! And loves any and all of our friends. Highly recommend this breed for Seniors as he does not get under foot as some smaller breeds do.
Well done!
Anyone has experience with separation anxiety or destructive traits in your Tibbie? I just adopted a rescue and I believe he is a Tibbie. Worried he will freak when I go back to work.
Tibet Spaniel ❤️❤️
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Little lions
I have a mix between tibetan spaniel and poodle, she is such a lovely dog! She looks mostly like a tibetan spaniel, only with waves! Such a smart, loyal, very active and social dog. And she barely sheds! 🥰 We got her from an old lady who couldn’t take care of her. She has a better, more active life now. 💗
Lol me looking at my tibetan spaniel 👁️👄👁️👌
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My boyfriend's tibbie accepted me into his pack when he realised I've moved in instead of just visiting every few months. He's one of the quirkiest dogs I know and I have a cavalier back at home with mum and dad, plus we had a boxer when I was a kid
I'm thinking of adopting a dog im told is a pekingese but it kinda looks like the Tibetan spaniel
my tibetan spaniel is a rescue. she DOES NOT go out of her way for any of my 'suggestions' … as she sees the whole thing and me telling her what to do can get me side eye… she has mastered it.
funniest thing was me coming downstairs one morning to find her laying parallel to one fat straight turd about half the length of her. she looked defiant and put out with distain.as she stared at me openly . She was owning it all the way. i picked up the vibe immediately… i hadn't done their late night outing …
so it's all my fault "Look what you made me do. JUST LOOK!!! … "the look on her face was disgust. the tibetan spaniels are very expressive…
I have a Tibetan spaniel he is so beautiful
We lost our Little Prince two weeks ago. He was so wonderful. Best dog we ever had. And we will have a Tibet Spaniel in future again. So friendly, intelligent. Never made any problems had a lot of humor, loved children. We are unbelievable sad. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZIbFNtfDKM
This is like the pretty version of the Pekingese
Tibetan spaniel what I have is called Lili.My first dog…she is more than dog…she has cat behaviour and attitude a lot…she act very human kind…super sensitive, sometimes pain in the bottom because her strong bond for me…she makes show when I live from home and see she me coming back…other wise she dont bark like that okay big hubble dogs like viiden retrievers and elderly sperman shepard dog…same size and smaller dogs she ignores…I have train her be at bike basket…she loves bike rides…I let her run free…walk beside closer for me when we are together at nature…with daddy my husband she do longer leash walk sometimes end of walk my husband have to carry her when she gets tired…independent yes and no…stubborn definitely espesially menstruation running period…she loves climb…at balcony she follows people not bark only when she see me or other family member…she likes digging…running with football…is so close some of his toys…picky with food…big appetite but we follow same eating habits…I make her run…remember orders…sit…down…stay…no…give paw…follow…close…release…here…I hide small treats at balcony or inside house and tell search…she loves cuddling I massage her…I do all these because she was little bit frighten fragile when age came for us…sometimes she has big attitude then you need to correct her like a child then she become her senses act better…I have always think if she would be rottweiler size what about then.I cannot compere her other dogs she is my 1st one…many people admire get SHE seems so kind and well trained it is true one way but she is handfull too…really pet dog who wants to be close…if you ignores her too much then she show it go under bed or chair dont come out…maybe One reason is Lili stays at my mothers place 3 times a week over night so I have time för myself…I work from home and need total concentration what I do she dont always want to allow me that jump bed on my papers laptop and dont listen when you say 10 times down and stay…she sometimes demend that stronger tone at voice and show I am serious to follow command. Very interesting dog breed…I believe dog still have their own character…our Lili needs attention, running, cuddling,playtime and shows a lot of affection…cat type of dog with human vibes…run like lightning or bunny rabit…use lot of paws and teeth carry and do own art…
Best friend I ever had was half Tibetan Spaniel. That dog walked me through the valley of death. Never would have made it without him. I miss him everyday.
Just lost mine! So heartbroken! Kadhu had such a unique personality! Cuddly, intelligent, sensitive! Soulful eyes! Miss him terribly!
I had one and he always came and gave kisses when I was crying and laid next to me