It seems that dogs only know one owner in their life. No matter how their owner lives, they will never betray their owner. However, some dog owners may not only keep one dog in their life, and some People also give away dogs they have raised for several years out of helplessness.

A man recently heard from a friend that he wanted to sell the Tibetan Mastiff he had just raised, but he did not want to sell it to a dog dealer for fear that it would be abused, so he wanted to find a dog lover to sell it to him. give him.

The man was attracted as soon as he heard this. He also saw this Tibetan Mastiff at his friend’s house. The friend only had it for less than a year. He felt that this Tibetan Mastiff was very cool when he took it out, so at that time I was very envious of my friend, and even joked that I would give him a Tibetan Mastiff after he gave birth to a baby. I didn’t expect that my friend would stop wanting it so soon because his wife was pregnant and didn’t want to feed the Tibetan Mastiff at home, so I reluctantly gave it to him. It sells.
The man immediately ran to his friend’s house, wanting to establish a good relationship with the Tibetan mastiff first. Because dogs of this breed are generally too ferocious and their defenses are particularly strong, they will not be able to adapt if they are suddenly given another owner.

Sure enough, the man wanted to feed the Tibetan Mastiff with food, but the Tibetan Mastiff didn't appreciate it and bared its teeth to bite him. His friend was also surprised and said that the Tibetan Mastiff was usually quite well-behaved. Even if he was taken out, he would not act aggressive when meeting strangers. So the man made another decision and planned to put the Tibetan Mastiff in a cage first, and then slowly develop a relationship with it. The man believed that as long as he could treat the Tibetan Mastiff well and kindly, it would slowly become familiar with him.