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The Tibetan clam dog is a clever semen dog that appeared 5,000 years ago and is the world's oldest genome. In China, the price of this dog is sometimes up to 750,000 USD.
The Tibetan clam dog is a clever semen dog that appeared 5,000 years ago and is the world's oldest genome. In China, the price of this dog is sometimes up to 750,000 USD.
Tibetan clam dog is a breed adopted and trained by Tibetans to protect cattle and protect the lives of indigenous people in the Himalayas from wild animals like wolves, tigers, bears and let guard the monasteries in Tibet.
The Tibetan clam dog is said to be the "Lord of the prairie" and is described as "Bigger than a wolf, stronger than a leopard and faster than a deer". It is possible that the Tibetan clam dog is the ancestor of some of today's Mastiff breeds.
The Tibetan dog was accidentally discovered by two Italian explorers in the village of Jhangihe, located at an altitude of 5200m above the sea level of Tibet.
In the 18th century, after exploring the Himalayas, explorers often brought Tibetan dogs into the country as a precious gift to the Royal Family. Today in China, the price of this dog is sometimes up to 750,000 USD.
The Tibetan clam dog is quite large in size. At least 71 cm high for males. Weighs between 64–82kg. Coat: With a double layer of coat, the outer coat is soft and long while the fur is like wool. It can adapt to every harsh weather. Tibetan clam dog has a characteristic neck hair that looks like a lion mane. Color: black, black-brown, black-gold, gray or yellow. Tail: always high on the back. Head: flat, without wrinkles. The figure is balanced and stately.
The Tibetan clam dog is stubborn and only listen, especially loyal to a single owner.
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