huang shall pung is a breeder who decided to quit the industry.s always had a fondness for tibetan mastiffs and began breeding in 2003 after retiring from his previous job. >> huang always insisted on breeding pedigree tib etdan mastiffs only. his search for purists took him to their home land of tibet on numerous occasions. >> when he decided to leave the industry, huang gave some of his best dogs to a friend, another breeder equally dedicated to breeding pure-bred animals. >> a tibetan mastiff requires the same attention and care as three average-sized dogs. being strong and healthy is a must. pedigree tibetan mastiffs are very loyal to their masters. they are so strong that they can take down a tiger if they feel threatened. for these reasons, one well-known breeder refuses to sell his pure bred dogs to anyone. his breeding farm is a former military facility covering a 20,000 square meter area. he currently keeps 60 tibetan mastiffs. the facility has spaces for the dogs to exercise, eat, have their hair trimmed, and to be treated for illness. g

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