Groom a Tibetan Mastiff

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Close doors or section off areas where you think the dog might be destructive with a baby or dog gate. Sometimes, unfortunately, the only way to know the problem areas is from trial and error.

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Brush out the coat regularly with pin brushes, natural bristle brushes and metal combs. A Tibetan Mastiff has an extremely thick and bushy double coat which can become tangled and matted easily if you don't care for it. It becomes especially thick in the winter and requires more care. Your dog may shed over a four week period in the Spring and Summer. While shedding heavily, brush her for a minimum of 30 minutes per day.

Check the dog's ears regularly for infections and to make sure nothing is stuck in them. Clean them frequently.

Clip nails frequently to prevent splaying.

Bathe only when necessary. Tibetan Mastiffs are naturally clean and don't have a canine odor.

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