| There are three breeds of dogs that stem
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| | owner of a Tibetan Terrier, as they seem
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| from the high mountain regions of Tibet.
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| | to have a natural good health and are not
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| The Tibetan Terrier, the Tibetan Spaniel
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| | prone to a lot of the diseases which
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| and the Tibetan Mastiff. All three are
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| | afflict many of the modern dogs. There
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| indigenous to the region and were known
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| | can occasionally be found cases of
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| to be in existence as long as 1000 years
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| | juvenile cataracts or hip dysplasia but
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| ago. The Himalayan regions of Tibet
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| | for the most part the incidence of these
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| encompass high cold mountains and hot
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| | problems is low.Oddly enough, the Tibetan
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| deserts and grassy flat plateaus. The
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| | Terrier is not truly a "Terrier" and does
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| dogs that developed are hardy and
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| | not qualify except in the area of being
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| adaptable because of the harsh regions in
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| | of small stature. This dog furthermore
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| which they originated. The people of
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| | is not shown in the Terrier classes. In
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| Tibet are wanderers and nomadic in
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| | the United Kingdom he is classified as a
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| nature. they did not purposely breed
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| | "Utility Dog" and in the United States
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| dogs. Thus the Tibetan Terrier, known
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| | the classification is that of the
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| for being of compact size, possessing
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| | Non-Sporting group. Terriers are known
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| double coat and great agility and large
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| | to be rodent killers and "ratters" and
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| flat feet, suitable for crossing the
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| | this is the farthest thing from the
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| rugged terrain, is a true creature which
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| | description of the capabilities and
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| demonstrates "survival of the
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| | usefulness of this breed.Through the
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| fittest".The Tibetan Terrier's coat may
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| | years of its development, the Tibetan
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| be of any color, but it is always long
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| | Terrier and the Nomadic tribes began to
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| and profuse and double. Thorough
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| | interact and the dogs became part of the
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| brushing down to the skin at least twice
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| | livelihood of the Tibetan people, serving
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| a week helps to keep it looking nice,
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| | as a drover of the flock, a companion and
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| though in the wild lands of Tibet it is
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| | a caravan dog. Eventually this dog
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| true that it does not bother the dog when
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| | became an indispensable part of the life
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| it is unkempt and uncombed! The coat
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| | of the monasteries, the small villages
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| should not be shaved, for mother nature
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| | and the wandering tribes. The small size
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| has endowed it with insulation in both
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| | (15-16 inches at the shoulder) and the
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| hot and cold weather and also protection
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| | hardiness of the coat and sturdiness of
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| from the sun. A dog whose coat is shaved
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| | its' structure have become important
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| is much more likely to develop skin
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| | attributes in the performance of these
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| problems and irritations. The coat of
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| | various tasks. Furthermore, the Tibetan
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| the Tibetan Terrier parts naturally down
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| | Terrier has become an indispensable part
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| the middle of the back and if kept clean
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| | of the family life of its' owners and
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| and free of mats it is an easy job to
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| | masters, preferring human company above
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| comb out, but once mats have developed
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| | all else and likewise being treasured and
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| this can be quite a chore. Attention
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| | loved by the people to whom it
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| needs to be paid to the ears also, which
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| | belongs.The Tibetan Terrier in the modern
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| are long and covered with long hair, if
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| | family of today makes a gentle and
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| they become infected they are difficult
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| | sensible companion, a wonderful obedience
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| to keep clean because no air gets to the
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| | dog and also excels in the sport of
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| inside of the ear.Other than coat care
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| | agility. It is an intelligent dog, loves
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| and occasionally a nail trim, there is
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| | to learn tricks and delights in pleasing
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| not much else which needs to concern an
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| | its owner.
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