Jessica Evans
#7 The Tibetan Terrier is sentimental and touchy.
#8 Tibetan Terriers mature later than most other dogs, so they need more careful and slow training.
#9 The “little people” of these Terriers were called monks for their contact, curiosity and jealousy.
#10 Although Tibetan Terriers love the company of people, their trust must first be won, therefore, up to a year, the puppy you bought may be wary of you and take a closer look.
#11 Tibetan Terriers are not characterized by such unconditional love, which most other dogs are capable of.
#12 The Tibetan Terriers do not claim leadership, they are happy to learn and remember many host commands.
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