ALL ABOUT LIVING WITH TIBETAN MASTIFFS

[@ilcapitanoalexandr8698]

*I actually don't have an interest on this breed specifically.. but I simply enjoy this series..* *Good work Zeke* 👊

[@immanuelkays1112]

Il Capitano Alexandr that’s just what outstanding work does and i do agree too

[@dustinM613]

yes just found this channel good info , fun to watch .

[@ChristopherMosley-dj3kt]

Same here

[@gsdmomb530]

My sister in law law has 4 TMs. They are the most loving dogs. They are house dogs and she shows them. They are also certified in Therapy. They go see the kids at the hospital and they go to retirement/ nursing homes. They don't live in kennels nor have they ever been crated. They are great with little ones. And they adore other dogs.

[@cv.2167]

All dogs are different

[@littlewigglemonster7691]

@@cv.2167 facts genetics play massive roll.

[@vinzentwallbach4251]

​@@littlewigglemonster7691 Just like in humans.

[@109morenita]

Her comments on routine, introductions, temperament, and work are so incredibly true. Mastiffs need a particular type of handler. So happy that she’s putting that knowledge out there! Thank you!

[@samueladams1775]

Excellent video. I have had Tibetan Mastiffs for 12 years now. Thos lady is pretty much spot on. Funny how such a fierce dog can also be extremely gentle. My oldest who passed away in May would attack an adult stranger, but yet with children and livestock be loving and gentle. They are extremely intelligent. Nessie learned birds of prey were bad and would growl and bark at them. The funny thing is, hawks , eagles etc.. would then leave the area. Same with coyotes and cougars. Nobody trespassed on the property. They live to protect their family and they do not have fear. Nessie used to growl at thunder and accept a challenge of war. They have taken a place in my heart that is difficult to explain.

[@thermodynamics10]

Music, camera angles, cinematography.. everything top notch 👌

[@wuerzelburg]

Man, how is it possible that this pimple popper doc has now her own TV show (oh my god) and you have not your show yet in any network. Or do you?

[@clarity7650]

I fell in love with the TM’s years ago. They’re a beautiful mighty breed of dogs. I love that they’ve found such a wonderful home. This video is amazing.

[@bayleighc.5843]

Nothing to do with the dogs (which are awesome) but I loved seeing her husband being able to get around the farm in his chair. I’m now a wheelchair user, and I grew up going to a lot of farms and spending a lot of time with animals, but I know that now it would be almost impossible to get around. It looks like they’ve made some changes to make it wheelchair accessible and I think that’s so cool. I need a video on just that 😂

[@WILD__THINGS]

Sucks that she has to kennel the dogs at night because that's gotta be the most likely time a predator would come

[@grimrocket5592]

if there is two of them together they should be fine

[@candlelove0952]

WILD THINGS yeah they’ll not be able to defend in an attack

[@Anna-nr3up]

I was gonna say that- But idk what they do.

[@elliotfinley4277]

Right

[@commanderbadass5373]

Maybe the dogs will sense the danger and would bark loudly that the owners would wake up and I'm pretty sure they alot of arsenals inside their house

[@thatonedog819]

I'm still looking for my "love everyone" lab. She seemed to have missed that day in class.

[@TheExpeditionExpert]

In the beginning you Sai "producing the best breed documentary on KZbin" I approve of that definately the best. I have seen all the videos and I am really thankful to you guys for making them absolutely amazing. Thank you.

[@zaqn357]

I feel like crying, a video, a good documentary video about my dream to get dog. Omg, OMl, I can't, this needs to be the top bid when someone types Tibetan mastiff, my god. Thank you so much Zeke. Like so much ❤❤❤ I wanna be the best dog owner to be able to handle having a TM

[@samarthakur2686]

Let me know if you want tibetan mastiff

[@gsdmomb530]

Mama Akilah You are absolutely soooooo very wrong. They are not difficult at all.

[@MountainFields02]

I have one. Feel free to ask questions

[@RaginYak]

I know you are going to be an amazing owner if you ever own one.

[@crazycanecorsolady]

Nice these look more like the original Tibet mastiff not the over done Chinese ones!👍😍

[@oscarschneider860]

Crazy Cane Corso Lady The Chinese is better for looks not for functionality

[@chromberries7329]

@@oscarschneider860 the OGs are prettier imo

[@OnkelHaui]

absolut fantastischer Bericht. Ich würde sofort einziehen und um eine Mitgliedschaft dort anstehen, hätte ich nicht unser eigenes kleines Rudel Aussies. Wunderbar zu sehen und zu hören, wie einfühlsam respektvoll und intelligent diese Menschen mit Ihren Hunden leben. GROSSARTIG

[@rachelchiasson1767]

We have a Caucasian Ovcharka and his temperament is very similar to the Tibetan Mastiff. CO’s are also molossers. Great dogs!

[@zairetuck3341]

Caucasian shepherds are really cool dogs. I hear they’re stronger then a Tibetan mastiff

[@surfaleabera854]

@@zairetuck3341 caucasian ovcharka are my dream dog

[@anthonycaldwell2323]

👍👍 this channel is the BEST!!!✔ Thanks zeke👊😎

[@neildbarker]

Really interesting & informative video. Thank you Kathryn for sharing those personal stories.

[@LifeCompanionDogs8083]

They look so majestic. The king of dogs.

[@jarrett18301ify]

I've grown to appreciate this breed thanks to your channel. Could you do one on the pharaoh hound?

[@mongobanger]

I have a TM , very special dogs...

[@zairetuck3341]

mongobanger are the aboriginal Tibetan mastiffs as expensive as the Chinese Tibetan mastiff?

[@tarnit9799]

Zaire Tuck god no,Chinese Tibetan mastiffs can cost millions and are not worth your money.They are inbred and have many health complications.On average your typical Tibetan mastiff in the Uk/US will cost from 3k to 5k and at a push up to 10k.Hope this helps.

[@shuttfup2610]

@@zairetuck3341 The original Tibetan Mastiff is much better if you are not looking for that crazy lion look.

[@jameswolf4894]

Functional body plan, not that puffy fuffly variation that people keep saying are the size of a lion lol.

[@ninobrown1586]

Those aren’t even TM’s

[@LocalCantaloupe]

These dogs are in their summer coat...

[@Upsidedownedd]

Abit of fur doesn't mean a dogs less capable

[@animalworld172]

The big lion like ones which you see in Google are not real Tibetan mastiff, they're mix of chow chow like dogs and some other fluffy dogs mixed with Tibetan mastiffs and have more and more health problems, created artificially for aesthetic purpose. But Tibetan mastiffs show in this video are the real ones. Origin of Tibetan mastiffs is shared by India(mostly), Nepal, china. There are four variants of Himalayan mastiffs in india (1.Himalayan mastiff or Tibetan mastiffs,2.gaddi kutta,3.bhakarwal dog, 4.bhotia dog ) . Orginally it's called Himalayan mastiffs (Indian native breed) and later on it moved to Tibet, and hence the name Tibetan mastiff .

[@VNguon87]

I hate those Chinese designer tibetan mastiffs.

[@braxtoncarpenter9887]

My red Tibetan mastiff is a wonderful loving family dog but we have to put her behind a wooden door once people come over because she will break gates and attack whoever is in or around the house that she doesn’t know

[@laurah.942]

I have six to Tibet mastiff’s and they are the coolest dogs

[@BMfins]

Beautiful dogs. Just too much drooling for me.

[@adamson52]

TM’s are dry mouthed dogs. They don’t drool anywhere near as much as you think. About the same as a lab does, after drinking etc.

[@tedoverholt156]

I have a Australian mastiff as you can see and he is VERY PROTECTIVE

[@marylou931]

He/she's gorgeous.

[@hydroy1]

Liked your very important statement. Just because you had a good interaction yesterday with the dog, today they might not like you, so you never take them for granted. This is the very reason I could never have one. I have Bull, Neo's and French Mastiffs that are of the same size range but tend to be more predictable & be family oriented, and less independent ( but not by much with the Neo's ) All the super heavy weights Danes, St Benard's, Mastiffs ect , are just a different caliber of dog to be treated with respect. However, the Tibetans are in a class with the Russian causation mountain dogs in my opinion, highly aggressive able to bring down mountain lions. I would agree, having any 120+ pound dog inside your house for personal protection is a wonderful thing ! You don't just feel safe, you ARE safe !

[@leeoconnor123]

omgoodness.. i love alpacas and i love mastiff's so much.. i would love to work there.. amazing respect to you as it's not easy to handle and train one mastiff let alone 11.

[@WilliamLovell-oh1rb]

I'm not resting until I work my ass off in order to become a suitable owner for a Tibetan mastiff. I don't have a lot of ambition but sharing my house with this living, breathing piece of history and basking in the presence of this colossus is one of them.

[@TheGagagra]

Zeke coming in clutch with TM material. Thumb went up before I even pressed play. Yeeeeeeeeeeh

[@Oysterfeather]

"When they are Holding The Earth Down" I love the phrase. The Tibetan Mastiff is my absolute favourite breed. I love the Noufie, just becasue they are as big as a Tibetan Mastiff! Great information!!

[@harshitrashtrapal1608]

great video

[@norwegianmaid1186]

Although I would never be able to have a Tibetan mastiff, I admire how they look and also the story at the end where you were sitting with a passing alpaca. They are so smart and intuitive and pair well with their people. Great video!

[@manimal9871]

Such beautiful dogs, bit too much drool and very long coats but wow they are regal!

[@angelabordack]

Thank you for the early bday video!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@SpikeIsAZombie]

This is one of my favourite videos that you have done, she is so heartfealt and you can sense it in how she talks to her dogs and how she speaks of them, it truely is a partnership. Her knowledge is also 100% correct and many LGD information you can find is not always correct. I am in love with this and hope to see more similar in the future.

[@chiararosati2162]

Your videos are always so good and informative. It would be great to have a video like this on the Maremma sheepdog; it's a very used dog here in Italy, I know there are some in America too

[@immanuelkays1112]

Great work zeke

[@aniket04b]

Very nice. Thank you

[@youcantstopthescout8921]

She said that Coyotes are the most common predator threat but I'm willing to bet that those mange-infested yotes don't bother her dogs too much!

[@ismailmuhammad3522]

Thank you for another great interview / video

[@FrenchBean01]

I have a Tibetan Mastiff and he looks very close to Ramen (coloring) in your video. Can you believe the veterinarian called him Tibetan Terrier, then changed it to Tibetan mix....there is no mix....he has an amazing mane. We lost our chocolate lab prior to Christmas 2018, and my Tibetan is very sad now. Loved watching this video. It's redic that people want so much money for these dogs. I would like to get another one.

[@bruh-ItsTokyo]

Just saw this video, sorry about your loss even though it's years now. I'm in Illinois and to even foster these guys is expensive now and it's dumb. At this point people are avoiding this dog and it's sad.

[@GB-ty2uc]

what an amazing video!

[@Rafsan1983]

❤️ Beautiful 🐕 Thanks 💋

[@thetatek6634]

Excellent video. Best and most accurate I have seen on TMs.

[@hilario6128]

I love that these TMs are of a nice, functional type. I hate what the Chinese did to this wonderful breed. Great documentary.

[@lynpeel6308]

The Tibetan Mastiffs originate from China and central Asia. They are misnamed as being "Tibetan" - a name given to them in the mid 1800s by the Uk Kennel Club. There are a number of these dogs which vary a little according to the geographical location they are from and of course they have different names eg. in Mongolia the are known as the Bangkhar. Some crapulous people have tried to make money by breeding hybrid dogs but these hybrids are not Tibetan Mastiffs. They are hybrids.

[@PicturingToday]

Tibetan Mastiff belongs to Tibet. Not China

[@lynpeel6308]

Tibetan Mastiff breed has been around for 3,000 years ... we know this from drawings. The name "Tibetan Mastiff" was first made in the UK breed club in the late 1800s. Before that the breed was known as another name. Which name do you think it was? And which country?

[@hilario6128]

swank0matic, I know. But it was the Chinese that ruined the breed. The dogs in this video are working, functional dogs. The TM in China, or in most of the show rings, are huge, hairy things that could not move fast even if there was a fire. They have massive wrinkles in the head, a mane impossible to maintain in harsh conditions and they are now being abandoned by the thousands (not kidding) because they are not fashionable anymore.

[@lynpeel6308]

I wouldn't only blame the Chinese .. the west has done its share of breeding TMs with other breeds ... and with breeding dogs with severe hip or elbow dysplacia who are too sick to stand. It's just that with the Chinese whilst there was what appeared to be an opportunity to make money from the breed, the crappy people had no sense of shame or understanding of what they were doing and so we see more photos of horrendous disfigured dogs. In the West there is more knowledge and just a little more shame but far less photos.

[@marylou931]

Do they love (bond) with both of you? Could we hear their bark??? I'm very weak so I could probably never make this breed happy. They look at you with a kind of adoration... very cute to see. I also see you're so gentle with them. I've learned how to introduce myself to different animals over the years. My son, remarkably, seemed to know instinctively growing up, no one taught him. Had hoped he'd be a vet but he didn't have the necessary detachment when needed... just like his mom. Your knowledge of these beautiful creatures is touching. Thank you for sharing here.🤗🤗🤗🥰🥰🥰❤

[@hankwang2951]

Wow! Did she said Tebetan Mastiff is not a mastiff? I didn't know this till now. Molosser dog! Very informative!

[@cichlidguru1163]

hank wang.all now days mastiff breed come from Tibetan mastiff

[@rhdtv2002]

Yes..they are really Shepard's not Mastiffs

[@hankwang2951]

cichlid guru nyc It is very confusing TM not a Mastiff and yet all mastiffs breed came from TM..... lol

[@hankwang2951]

Rich Lo Molosser = large build solid shepherd dog. ^_^

[@RaginYak]

Hung Wing, it's Tibetan.

[@sam81811]

As always good video, make more on sighthounds.

[@biveksubba3206]

Much love

[@enricio]

Nice explanation. 🔥👏

[@donnanoe6736]

The dogs are absolutely gorgeous. Such sweet faces. I am very used to German Shepherd Dogs. How does the Tibetan Mastiff compare? Can they live in the city?

[@freppie_]

If u have a big plot of land u could otherwise not recommended

[@dragonsinneedofcoffee104]

I'd say no mi amigo. These dogs aren't built for the urban life. :/

[@dizi17]

Love your videos man, always such good, professional work! Can you do a video about canaan dogs ? Keep on 👍🏻

[@trent8002003]

They look like gentle giants. Never can understand where did they get their fierce reputation???

[@samueladams1775]

They are loving to their family, but to strangers , and predators they show their war dog side. They can and will RIP a man apart.

[@grimrocket5592]

they only act gentle to family. They will bite the shit out of strangers and other animals.

[@ReadwithChimey]

Amazing 🙏🏼

[@marcusecurtis2833]

Always the best videos Zeke 👏👏👏

[@highwayprisoner538]

My Top Favorite Breed Specially their Attitude & Toughness👌

[@melvinchavers4116]

Great Escape artist💯💯

[@livingrighteously79]

Yes! I LOVED this video! Please Do a Living with Alabai dog video in the future please! The TM is VERY similar in guardian character to my Alabai dogs! I really enjoyed this presentation of the breed♥️

[@Kmasif25]

best video so far i watched this year..

[@IvanYukov]

Thanks!

[@treybrasseale8901]

My favorite part was the beginning, just filming alpacas

[@enricio]

Nice vid. 😎🍀😌

[@AFFarms444]

How much will one the dogs run me? Personally, I love the breed for a variety of reasons; particularly their gentle nature and work ethic. Great vid and information from the breeder. Thank you! PS Gunnar stole my heart. That’s precisely what I’m looking for.

[@axelcalzada9298]

Nice!!

[@albertwilliams9667]

I love the masstiff bread I own a barnnacan Bullmastiff he’s 155 pounds powerful animal

[@Maialeen]

About 3:25. Sarplaninac should be pronounced like Shar-pla-nee-natz.

[@dustinM613]

something very pleasant about this video.

[@ciroalphalyon3662]

thumbs up, please do American Bandog Mastiff !

[@samadhe8048]

Nice!,,!

[@deionlamb8828]

I have been fortunate enough to beat our food aggression. But at night he is a whole different dog. With the house but day time and we are home he is the biggest sweat heart.

[@MolokJoe]

can you do St.Bernard

[@DogumentaryTV]

Working on it.

[@HugDeeznueces]

I am in Colorado. Is it possible to meet this Lady and her dogs? I am interested in getting a TM but want to meet some before I commit

[@Dr.Sheffield]

Thanks

[@madisonbatt7074]

I just got a 3 year old TM he’s pretty people tolerant although I wish he was a bit more people defensive he doesn’t bark much but he is new so hoping he will step into that a bit more as he settles in. He came from a home with 14 TM to ours where he is only with a golden retriever

[@adams731]

how come your oldest dog is only 5 ?? tibetan mastiffs lives a long time for a big breed 10-12 years sometimes even older!!! nice clip !!!love the breed been a fan for menny years now!!!!!!!!!!

[@Dakahrii]

I thought these dogs had huge lion like manes. Or is that just owners letting the hair grow or is it just long haired version like a long haired st. Bernard?

[@willowboyle5190]

Is that something common in giant breeds... feeding adult dog food from the get go to slow the growth process?

[@tommywiseauconfit]

Yo she has some really good dogs. I could tell that her alpaca story still hurts to talk about. It sucks losing an animal.

[@booksareareason]

I would love to see an episode on Icelandic sheepdogs :-D

[@Realdeal376]

Can you have TM and other dog breeds on the same farm? Such as Asian shepherd?

[@stewartcalderwood7278]

Love all your vids could you do a video on alaunts if you have the information please

[@carsonthiel9397]

"The origination of conformation" Love it

[@inputname2727]

💙

[@Anna-nr3up]

Can they be off-leash and come when u call them?

[@adamson52]

Not really. If it works for them they will come. If not they do what they think is best. I love my TM boy though. Couldn’t ask for a better dog.

[@killerklown6905]

I have 2 daughters and a 4 month old malamute puppy...would a Tibetan be a good choice to bring in as a puppy...I've always wanted one but heard they were aggressive

[@nisahurbina4553]

If you're unsure, don't get them.

[@grimrocket5592]

they are only aggressive to strangers and random animals. If you raise them around your family you should be fine.

[@shelbyrorrer404]

16:01 watch the black alpaca in the bg xD

[@Polandsyndromebodybuilding]

Finally!

[@robertcordes6358]

I love Tibetan Mastiffs! They are very imposing and gentle Dogs! But they are not housedogs! And they need a very strong firm hand from their owner!

[@zanephillips5827]

Robert Cordes no not really I have two n both of them are house dogs n they always grew up outside so it just came to them n I trained them to do 10:00 1:00 4:00 watch checks around my house they really don’t need firm hand at all

[@rgurung351]

@@zanephillips5827 You must be some really lucky chap then. I have a Tibetan mastiff in my family, but the place where I come from it is not known as TM, they are called 'Bhote'. Now I don't know about whether it's from China or Tibet, but the name literally means Tibetan origin, because it was brought from Tibet into Nepal many centuries ago. My dog's name is 'Bhalu' because he looks like a bear and is so feral in nature, it is dangerous to let him interact with strangers. We didn't want to chain him so instead he is free to roam our house and we lock the main gate, so everybody knows to give us a call before attempting to even get near the gate. He came to us when he was only 1 month and I was 6 and has been with us for 13 years now and loves everyone in our family but he definitely needed an assertive hand to train him while he was growing up. He is closest to my dad though because well he trained him, feeds him the most, walks him and every other thing that dogs need. I guess to him dad is like the boss the rest of us are like side-kicks. He is getting old but he still guards our house 24/7. And because he is so huge and adorable and cuddly(which he isn't) everyone in my neighborhood knows him. He doesn't growl at them, that's the extent of him acknowledging them. As I said extremely feral and protective, I don't know why people would want to make them tame, if you want a tame dog go get a golden retriever.

[@RaginYak]

@@rgurung351 If I call you Nepali, you could be Nepali from Nepal or Nepali from India or any place elsewhere. So if the dog is called bhote then it means Tibetan as simple as that. Logic.

[@dorjeepalden86]

@@rgurung351 When the name itself is “Tibetan mastiff” how can someone think it’s Chinese? Chinese got chow chow...Just like Tibetan got Lhasa apso and Chinese got shitzu. Actually ur ancestors also came frm Tibet, along with some other ethnic Nepali groups...Sherpa, tamang etc Nepali word for Tibetan is bhote I suppose, heard that enough times to know it.

[@gamerprotv1625]

I feel like some of these dog in this video are coucasian shepherd

[@Dj-ws9rj]

I agree, i may be wrong tho...I still wouldn't want to not be introduced properly lol..

[@Aethuviel]

They just have a different color than usual (typical TM is black/tan), and hold their tails down. When they do that, most livestock guardian dogs look the same. They are absolutely real Tibetan mastiffs.

[@dawnhirsh6263]

Hi. It's so interesting learning about this breed. How can you protect your herd against the coyotes at night if you have to lock the dogs up? Must be frustrating since you, the farmers, were there first.

[@kashifzafar1987]

👍

[@jasmin4319]

she mentioned sarplaninac x3 *-* we imported one from macedonia

[@drichard123]

🐶🐶🐶🐶❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@thelildanshow2267]

You should do an episode about Greyhounds.

[@mandyholmberg5106]

I am a really! Very big dog lover and puppy lover forever and ever ❤💟💕💞💖💝🩷💗💜💓💙🩵❣️💓💌🦴🐩🐕 I have been a really! Very big dog lover and puppy lover Since I was 5 years old

[@Ricardo_Souza.]

Kuvasz The Next breed, please

[@barmun]

Make a video about living with alabai. PLEASE

[@jameslocker7000]

Can I just have it as a loyal friend or are they only for the purpose of protection

[@R33C3.]

If those dogs got fleas how on earth will you get rid of them?

[@dragonsinneedofcoffee104]

I'm not sure if it works the same way, but there's a channel on here that I'm subscribed to about an ovcharka and when they bath him they can feel ticks as they're treating him with flea/tick shampoo so they remove them whilst they're doing his regular bath. They also treat their yard with tick/flea stuff. Their dog Tyr is a household pet though so I'm not sure about working dogs.

[@memoryrinehart]

I admire everything you said about this gorgeous breed but I guess I can only have a cat which is happy to lie around all day doing nothing. These are supposed to be independent so I thought they'd be more like a cat (lion) lol.

[@anupamkumar4362]

How old was the one who passed away. Love all of them ... ❤