The Tibetan Terrier is a medium-sized dog, profusely coated, of powerful build, and square
in proportion. A fall of hair covers the eyes and foreface. The well-feathered tail curls up
and falls forward over the back. The feet are large, flat, and round in shape producing a
snowshoe effect that provides traction. The Tibetan Terrier is well balanced and capable
of both strong and efficient movement. The Tibetan Terrier is shown as naturally as
possible.
Characteristics
Lively, good natured. Loyal companion dog with many engaging
ways.
Temperament
Outgoing, alert, intelligent and game; neither fierce nor pugnacious.
Sparing of affection to strangers.
History
The Tibetan Terrier evolved over many centuries, surviving in Tibet's extreme climate and
difficult terrain. The breed developed a protective double coat, compact size, unique foot
construction, and great agility. The Tibetan Terrier served as a steadfast, devoted
companion in all of his owner's endeavors.
Origin
Tibet
Utilization
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Classification
Terriers
Size
Medium
Height
Dogs 35.6-40.6 cms (14-16 ins) at shoulder. Bitches slightly smaller.
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