Tibetan Spaniel - Top 10 Facts

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Tibetan Spaniel is a breed of assertive, small, intelligent dogs hailing from mountainous Tibet, where they served as companions and watchdogs. These dogs are known for their intelligence, easy-care coat, and desire to keep watch over their family from high perches in the house.
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In this video, we are counting down the top 10 facts about Tibetan Spaniel that you might not know.
A Quick Overview:
Group: Companion Dogs
Weight: 9 to 15 pounds
Height: Up to 10 inches tall at the shoulder
Life Expectancy: 12 to 15 years
The Tibetan Spaniel is a small dog with a long history. Bred in Tibetan Buddhist lamaseries to be companions and alarm dogs, they were popular gifts to foreign dignitaries. Today the little canine ambassadors are still prized as companions, thanks to their sweet, smart, and attentive nature.
Said to resemble a little lion, a powerful Buddhist symbol, he retains the watchfulness bred into him centuries ago and can be aloof toward strangers, but he's a fond and friendly family companion. Tibbies, as they're nicknamed, are active enough to enjoy dog sports such as agility, but not so demanding of exercise that they'll run you ragged. Their portable size makes them suited to any home, from apartment to estate, as long as they have plenty of human attention.
When they're not cuddling with their people, Tibbies enjoy a high perch that allows them to see everything that's going on. They'll climb on whatever piece of furniture gives them the best view, giving them the reputation of being catlike.
Like many small dogs, they prefer being approached at their own level rather than having someone looming over them. They're highly intelligent and take well to training when it's accompanied by positive reinforcement techniques such as praise, play, and food rewards. Tibetan Spaniels are sensitive to the moods and needs of their families and they're happy to try and meet them. This loving breed is uncommon, but he's the ideal match for the right homes.
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  • @peanutcampbell
    @peanutcampbell Жыл бұрын

    Just lost my little Tibby … his name was Peanut and he lived to be an unbelievable 19 yrs old. I am grieving so much because he was so bonded to me and the most wonderful, loving little dog imaginable. He was so beautiful and his coat was so soft. I am missing him so much .. think he hung on all those years just because he knew I needed him so much!!

  • @rasberrybombay2

    @rasberrybombay2

    Жыл бұрын

    Sorry for your loss...what happened to you is my worst nightmare. I can imagine ur pain, which ima need therapy to get through that pain. Vets always say "if you lose a pet, replace with a new pet for your sanity and grief". I pray ur doing better, cause ima have to replace mine due to not being able to handle it.

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    I always try to reassure myself how lucky I was to have so many good years with a dog, hoping that'll make the grief less...but that's the very thing that makes the loss deeper.

  • @theoeld5636

    @theoeld5636

    11 ай бұрын

    I also lost my tibby back in 2020 her name was tilly she was 14 years old when she died. She allways woke me up in the morning by licking me all over my face😅. she's in a better place now😢❤

  • @sunlak

    @sunlak

    9 ай бұрын

    Sorry for your loss. We pray for strength for you to be able to cherish the life long joyful memories your puppy left you with. We are strongly bonded to our Tibby as well who is 11 (youtube.com/@DogStarBobo?feature=shared) so I can imagine what life would be like to lose your puppy. 🐶 Take care.

  • @Chimpo3

    @Chimpo3

    6 ай бұрын

    @@theoeld5636Me too but 2021

  • @gabrielaab1651
    @gabrielaab1651 Жыл бұрын

    Tibbi is for me the best little dog I habe one sweet boy, Edy, is 10 years old. We have a mental communication together.This dog is my life.

  • @PunisherBBB
    @PunisherBBB3 жыл бұрын

    I never wanted to have a small dog but I fell in love with one cute tibbie in a shelter.....And it is the best dog I ever had/have. Very loyal, loving, family oriented, funny, protective, very energetic (I was even thinking to try with agility? Is it possible?). But boy she can bark a lot xD

  • @phyllismilukas5864

    @phyllismilukas5864

    Жыл бұрын

    Do tibbies bark alot

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    @@phyllismilukas5864 I recently read the exact opposite - that they're very quiet, barking briefly only when a stranger appears. They were originally bred as watchdogs but for monasteries.

  • @tpeterson9140
    @tpeterson9140 Жыл бұрын

    We have two chihuahua/tibetan spaniel mixes and they are absolutely adorable. everyone loves them. very calm, friendly and social dogs. This breed is very overlooked.

  • @gababitol1
    @gababitol13 жыл бұрын

    The experience I have with my Tibetan Spaniel Is Transcendental It's amazing their DNA And how it perpetuates through centuries.. He even rolls over to have his feet cleaned when we come in the house

  • @toodleloo2253
    @toodleloo22532 жыл бұрын

    It is true that they connect from the heart.. And they are so smart & tuned in!! They can steal your Heart- that is for sure!!-💖😊💖

  • @Sh0ckmaster
    @Sh0ckmaster2 жыл бұрын

    I have two of these marvellous dogs. Very loyal and mischievous, they both like to look out the window and bark at people walking by (Especially if they have dogs). They shed a fair bit (I try not to wear black) but with regular brushing it's not too bad. They adore my grandparents, but they do bark at other dogs when we're out for a walk. I used to live in Finland and every other dog there is a Tibbie lol

  • @paulevans309
    @paulevans3093 жыл бұрын

    I got 1 he is a brilliant companion easy to train playful and intelligent

  • @bandit3837
    @bandit38373 жыл бұрын

    Tibbies are the best. Good watch dogs and very patient. Great companions.

  • @tpeterson9140

    @tpeterson9140

    Жыл бұрын

    I agree they are very overlooked by potential dog buyers

  • @jennychytra450
    @jennychytra450 Жыл бұрын

    I would have added Cherry Eye as a known health issue with them. We just got a new Tibbie puppy we named Alfie and he is still in his crazy puppy phase but he's also very sweet and loving when he's not being crazy. We were warned by the breeder that Cherry Eye is a known issue that started very shortly after we brought him home. I learned how to tuck it back in and am now a master at it. He will be getting surgery to correct it when he's neutered. Other than that though, he's an amazing dog who loves to follow me around and snuggle!! 🖤

  • @alexmeyer6958
    @alexmeyer69583 жыл бұрын

    These are one of the best little dogs. My tibbies never thought themselves as little though. Great watch dogs but so playful sweet, and goofy. My 1 year old loves digging and playing in the snow. Always has the zoomies and a toy or bone in his mouth.

  • @rasberrybombay2
    @rasberrybombay2 Жыл бұрын

    My tibbie is extremely smart and it kinda scares me that she seem to understand her family like she learned the English language. I rescued her from a abusive home. I watched her as she was suffering and getting beat in a cage. The min my eyes seen that I told the owner she don't have a dog anymore I'm taking her. I let him know if he have a issue with me taking his dog to fight me. I knew that person couldn't fight so he set there while I took his beat up dog straight to the vet and became her owner. This was in 2017, I still have my dog and she is very loved, loyal and healthy. Thanks for the video, I needed it.

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    Great Karma for both of you. I have a feeling that even after your dog is gone from this world she'll still be watching over you. She'll always be paying you back.

  • @DogsWiz
    @DogsWiz3 жыл бұрын

    Does your Tibbie make an excellent watchdog by barking to alert you of anything that seems unusual? Let us know in the comments!

  • @Roblox-mo1kl

    @Roblox-mo1kl

    3 жыл бұрын

    It really does

  • @rosysighting

    @rosysighting

    3 жыл бұрын

    my tibbie sleeps with me upstairs. once my sister couldn't sleep so she showered really late and my novi started barking like crazy because she wasn't expecting it.

  • @AlexxxxPanda

    @AlexxxxPanda

    3 жыл бұрын

    My Ozzy doesn’t know he’s a small dog. He’s got the attitude of a dog twice His size. He is a great watchdog but he is quite stubborn but very loving

  • @a-a-ronbrowser1486

    @a-a-ronbrowser1486

    3 жыл бұрын

    Mine lets out more of a grumble. Just enough to get my attention

  • @octopusprod

    @octopusprod

    2 жыл бұрын

    More than any other dog in history I would bet

  • @SetTheFallen
    @SetTheFallen3 жыл бұрын

    My tibetan spaniel is a little old lady. The last year I have learned her lots of stuff since fall. She can give paw, sit, wait for food, role around, dig, high five, kiss, bite, stand up and up on her back paws. I am working with her barking on strangers and dogs (I got her at 10 years age and she knew nothing). She isnt motivated by food or toys, so she is a though stubborn cookie (she is also going a bit blind). I am glad she has perked up and become happy after coming to me this fall. She was a bit scared and shy, but she is becoming a happy little lady. She almost died around newyear. She had so many medical issues when I got her so its been expensive, almost used all my savings now. 😅 She wont suffer with me. No one is allowed to yell or hurt her under my care. :p She is gonna get the best next 10 years of her life (I hope she lives til she is 20 after all those medical bills we dealt with). And yes she is barking like crazy sometimes if someone is seen at the windoe. I have actually been working on reducing it to a single bark preferably if they are just passing by, or like that silent boof sound. I dont mind her barking if fokes actually comes up to our door, but I am defently trying to teach her some self restrain (not that it works all the time). She is doing progress and understand what I want though,so she will at least stop if I tell her to (sometimes). Other times she get super defiant and keep barking even if I try to correct her by refusing to let her see out the window (doing positive reinforcwment training, and if she barks to much, I remove her from the stimulus (aka, dont let her look out the window if she keep barking. :p

  • @fredrickaappletree3402

    @fredrickaappletree3402

    3 жыл бұрын

    Keep on loving her 💕x x

  • @ripleywolf3567

    @ripleywolf3567

    2 жыл бұрын

    You have given hope with your post. My roommate believes that the 9 year old Tibetan Spaniel I recently adopted is too old to learn new things like those you listed above. But you got your Tibby when she was 10 and knew nothing. My Tibby "Rusty" was horribly abused in the puppy mill he was rescued from. Our local Cauz for A Paws rescue organization kept Rusty with them for the first 6 years of his recovery. He was burned with cigarettes and so neglected that most of his teeth had to be surgically removed. Nevertheless, Rusty is loving and happy now. He does still have PTSD. The biggest problem is that he is not house-trained or pad trained and seems to have little awareness or control of his bowels and bladder. Even when I walk his outside very, very frequently he still has accidents and pees on the carpet. Any suggestions you might have are most welcome. Thank you.

  • @toodleloo2253

    @toodleloo2253

    2 жыл бұрын

    Yes, they are so smart & willful...& they can be stubborn- haha!... They have plenty of personality. If you have to leave them alone (well, hopefully not much!), it helps to provide interesting dog amusement/companion videos for them to watch!!...

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    @@toodleloo2253 It's just a matter of time before interactive video games are invented specifically for dogs. That way we humans won't be the only species with addiction issues.

  • @carolinejuric5451

    @carolinejuric5451

    4 ай бұрын

    We taught our Tibetan Spaniel to "whisper" instead of bark. And she had LOTS of socialization with people, children, dogs, cats, chickens. So she learnt to be selective at what she barked. If there was a true concern,: a stray dog, or bear or deer come into the property, she'd throw back her head and give a long, loud baying bark like a hound. Then properties 5 big dogs dropped whatever they were doing and come running. Then she'd stand back and watch the fun. We didn't train her. We taught her. Then, I couldn't "command" her to do anything. If I asked her, she'd do it. If I commanded her, Nose up. Tail up. And off she'd go. Then she'd come back 15 minutes later and stare at me as if to say: "Okay now? Have you gotten over this Me human, You dog, business?" But off leash, if I said "Mer, lets go here. Or go there. She'd just look to see what wanted, and comply. But no commands.

  • @jasonrowlin8833
    @jasonrowlin88332 жыл бұрын

    My Jackson is exactly that way . He can be snippy with other dogs or people he’s a daddy’s boy.

  • @thomasl2974

    @thomasl2974

    Жыл бұрын

    Our is a mama’s dog and don’t like strange men. He is ok with women though.

  • @goddessgomorahh2488
    @goddessgomorahh24882 жыл бұрын

    Our's was named Paco because he truly was a Free Spirit. He loved playing with other dogs and he was way to friendly to strangers...He deff had a revenge streak though LOL One of my favorite memories, is laying on the couch and he'd jump on my tummy so perfect and flat lol... We now have a black chow and he reminds me of Paco just 10x the size haha and heavy LOL

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    Paco's a great name. My current dog is named Sierra. We're both very outdoorsy, but in fact I named him after my favorite brewery, Sierra Nevada. Gotta have those positive associations!

  • @killagirlx
    @killagirlx2 жыл бұрын

    I have a tibby and she lives with 3 other dogs in my home. She the best dog ever but, the Aussie steps on her sometimes and she’s taken to barking at him. She was easily trained for therapy work and she has great eye contact and never has accidents.. I trained her to use her nose instead of paw when she wants more petting because her nails scratch. She almost never Matt’s and her coat is beautiful . She is marked like a Papion and the vet called her “baby St Bernard’ when she was a baby and had no hair. And boy does she have hair now. And people go crazy of her in public because she will look straight at them and when she walks she flicks her tail and hips side to side like a Disney character. I am now retired so she gets a lot of attention from all of us and loves our Maltese, Rufus. Her name is Little bear

  • @octopusprod
    @octopusprod2 жыл бұрын

    Mine is wacky and barks at everyone but I love her more than anything!

  • @chessscat
    @chessscat Жыл бұрын

    I had my tibbie last summer. Since then, she broke so many dog stereotypes I had in a good way. The treats I give her when I go out, she won't eat before I come home. Although she's weary of human strangers, she adores her fellow canine friends. or every other dogs really. She is so friendly she absolutely HAS to go to say hello to every single dog she encounters from her walk, even if they are big scary ones(she had some bad experiences with very excited big dogs) So now I know pretty much every dog owners of my town thanks to her! She doesn't bark and expresses her feelings by just.....silently staring me like I'd know what she wants but of course I'd do, right?! Then she will come to me and happily lick my hands arms foot everywhere she can while comfortably laying on my laps, like she's grooming me. Sometimes I wonder if she's not secretly a cat-mix😂 I really love her for all her quirks and do recommend tibbies to everyone who are looking for small companion dog.

  • @anikajoseph6641
    @anikajoseph66412 жыл бұрын

    Stubberness and unique sensibility...shorthly said all...why my dog is handfull and have so close bond for me...not the easiest obidient dog breed but amazing...we have close bond so she walks free close to me and I have taught her many things..give her ear rubbing and attention...for my husband he treats quite differently...of course care her own way but not listen if I am at home...only then perhaps if I am not...cat human like interesting arg I love you dog

  • @Cardlady1967
    @Cardlady19673 жыл бұрын

    My sons have a love hate relationship with our Tibbie. They love her but don't like it when she barks when they try to ease into the house late or when they are raiding the refrigerator late night😁. Our Tibbie tend to have a hierarchy of who she is attached to more. It's me who cares for her most of the time, my husband, then our sons (according to who is home). If we are all home she tends to stick with me.

  • @raycope2086
    @raycope2086 Жыл бұрын

    Very informative. Thank you.

  • @Kayamo96
    @Kayamo963 жыл бұрын

    I have one ❤ He loves everyone even random people on the street and he learns new things fast so maybe not a typical tibetan spaniel :D

  • @elsa407
    @elsa4072 жыл бұрын

    I tell you these little munchkins both the Lasha Apso and Tibetian Spaniels are tiny but extremelyy protective❤.

  • @vivianfigueredo6111
    @vivianfigueredo6111 Жыл бұрын

    Just recently lost my Tibby Minnie, we rescued her when she eas abandoned after neing purposely blinded. We never loved an animal so much, in fact he was a sweet beloved member of our gamily. The sweetest, vsmest little pup ever. Have us much happiness.

  • @samruddhisaoji7195
    @samruddhisaoji719511 ай бұрын

    I have a beautiful little tibbie named Rio. He will ve turning 5 soon. He is extremely adorable and strangers often stop and compliment his beautiful eyes.

  • @user-wl3wz9dy5l
    @user-wl3wz9dy5l Жыл бұрын

    I have an adorable little tibbie . His name is ozzy he is so smart and loving. He is a cuddler. He will be 2 in September. He has a nepalian syndrome when around bigger dogs. He plays well but is very vocal Love him so much.

  • @kellyditsel385
    @kellyditsel3857 ай бұрын

    I love my sweet little tibby lizzy 🥰🥰🥰

  • @Terraterri888
    @Terraterri8883 жыл бұрын

    Happy loving dogs

  • @channeljalen1536
    @channeljalen15363 жыл бұрын

    So cute

  • @classichouse-immobilien
    @classichouse-immobilien2 жыл бұрын

    We lost our Little Prince two weeks ago. He was so wonderful. Best dog we ever had. And we will have a Tibet Spaniel in future again. So friendly, intelligent. Never made any problems had a lot of humor, loved children. We are unbelievable sad. kzread.info/dash/bejne/c459xKiHpMmqe7A.html

  • @4leaffy
    @4leaffy2 жыл бұрын

    Forever my favorite tibbie ❤️

  • @bosvigos9165
    @bosvigos916510 ай бұрын

    I am so sorry for you your pain. These darling souls leave such a hole in our hearts when they go. I lost my TT 5 years ago. Not yet able to get another, so looking at one of these.

  • @dianenelson456
    @dianenelson4566 ай бұрын

    I adopted a tibbie her name is Penny, I got her before noticing her terrible teeth! The previous owner wouldn't go half on her dental work and I can't afford all the extractions she will need. She's 12 now and teeth don't seem to bother her but her breath ugh! She won't let me play in her mouth and has lost a few teeth over the years, terrible under bite. But I still love her to death. Now she's deaf.

  • @maryforslund8310
    @maryforslund8310 Жыл бұрын

    Mina favorit hundar. Jag, hade en svart, Tibbe, som, hette Tibben, som. Gigbortt För en månad, sedan. Jag saknar honom Så mycket. Jag kan inte leva utan En Tibbe.🐶.

  • @maxbobo3904
    @maxbobo39043 жыл бұрын

    my little angel is like a mean girl. Always minding her own business, if i am too loud at night, she would just move to another dog bed, to leave me be, i see why her ancestors are workinng with monks. If u have one clean her teeth at a early age. My angle passed aways because of bad teeth.

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    Make sure you buy enzymatic toothpaste specifically for dogs. People toothpaste is toxic for dogs (I believe it's both the fluoride and the foaming agent).

  • @tamivega6225
    @tamivega62252 жыл бұрын

    Tibetan Spaniels were watch dogs for centuries. It is instinctive. They believe it is their job. You must train them to "watch" the way you want them to. Don't expect them to know what you want. Train them with kind attention. "Alert barking" then check with you right away, then you reward them a "good boy" and expect them to be quiet.

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    Thanks for that advice. It resolves some of my confusion about breed descriptions saying they're quiet dogs but so many owners in these comments saying the opposite. From what you said it sounds like the owner's own personality and discipline makes the difference - it can condition upwards their barking instinct or condition it down.

  • @ivicngoa3407
    @ivicngoa34072 жыл бұрын

    I love tibbie.

  • @ryanbeltran9413
    @ryanbeltran9413 Жыл бұрын

    I’m interested in small dogs like Boston Terriers and Cavaliers. I would love a Cavalier if I had a girlfriend living with me in a house/apartment and get married with kids, but the health issues are a shame and make it hard to buy one. I heard about the Tibetan Spaniel and did some research but looking more into it, they seem really cool for a small breed along with its cuteness. I think they could be much popular here in the US and like they could also be watch dogs. Cool look and don’t seem super high maintaince.

  • @tpeterson9140

    @tpeterson9140

    Жыл бұрын

    hey Ryan I can confirm these guys are great friendly funny and what I know mostly healthy dogs. They make great watch dogs and are not high maintenence. Maybe the most overlooked breed for small dogs. Love my guys

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    I've never owned either breed (Cav or Tibbie), but my sense is that Tibbies are healthier. Cocker Spaniels have a list of potential health issues, but none of my Cockers have ever had any of them. Eventually all breeds have some kind of health issue if they live long enough. The most important thing is to know the more likely potential issues for the breed you choose and know the symptoms to look for so you can catch it as early as possible for successful treatment at lower cost.

  • @miguelrivera3172
    @miguelrivera31725 ай бұрын

    Donde puedo conseguir un Spaniel tibetano soy de Puerto Rico

  • @craigfinnegan8534
    @craigfinnegan8534 Жыл бұрын

    I looked into Tibetan Spaniels because I met one who used to hang out on the library steps at Duke University. That was the most self-possessed dog I've ever encountered. It's like that dog knew WHO he was, whereas most dogs just know WHAT they are. I've had Cocker Spaniels riding on my motorcycle with me for 8 yrs now. When I inquired about riding with a Tibbie, here's what a breeder wrote me... "This particular breed of dog is not one that I could comfortably say would do well on a motorcycle. They do not like to be restrained in any type of way for very long periods of time. When we travel with them, we normally have a large cage set up so they can get up and move around, otherwise they are constantly howling and barking. That is not to say that there aren't the rare special cases out there where they don't mind. I know this litter though and do not see that being the case."

  • @colleenfaini2087
    @colleenfaini2087 Жыл бұрын

    We've had Tibbies 15 years. Each one is unique. They're Monkey/Cat/Dogs.

  • @Korsfare
    @Korsfare2 жыл бұрын

    Mine just sleeps and barks

  • @almendra6398
    @almendra63983 жыл бұрын

    Mi tibbie es muy lindo , soy su favorita porque soy su dueña y el es muy lindo 💕

  • @love_evann
    @love_evann3 жыл бұрын

    I have one that has not a lot of hair

  • @13nlsc
    @13nlsc Жыл бұрын

    I thought i had a long hair chihuahua until i was stopped a few times telling me he was a Tibetan spaniel

  • @a-a-ronbrowser1486
    @a-a-ronbrowser14863 жыл бұрын

    Easy care coat?? Do we have the same dog?

  • @tamivega6225

    @tamivega6225

    2 жыл бұрын

    "Easy" is subjective. No trips to the groomers which can be expensive and a hassle. A quick brushing every other day or so is considered "easy".

  • @user-wl3wz9dy5l
    @user-wl3wz9dy5l Жыл бұрын

    I have an adorable

  • @lucylulean2482
    @lucylulean248210 ай бұрын

    My tibby is just like these babies but she is loyal and doesn’t like separation from me, but she never barks and won’t let me hug her or sit on my lap. I don’t know y

  • @rubyerinl4287
    @rubyerinl42876 ай бұрын

    Yes they are stubborn

  • @tamivega6225
    @tamivega62252 жыл бұрын

    Did I hear him say the tail is part of the lion look? Has he ever seen a lion?

  • @craigfinnegan8534

    @craigfinnegan8534

    Жыл бұрын

    That's funny, but they can't take down Wildebeest either so the lion comparison is only relative.

  • @bad_bunnie
    @bad_bunnie Жыл бұрын

    We own one and it's a pain

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