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Tibetan
Terriers are not true terriers as we know them, the word
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attached
to them by early travellers from the West, when they caught the
first glimpses of these dogs. |
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The TT is a medium sized,
sturdy, compact, generally square dog of 14" - 16" at the
shoulder. |
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He has a long thick double
coat that requires grooming even when clipped off. |
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The typical TT is an
individualist with a marked awareness |
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of his own identity
and importance in the world. |
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Blessed with a highly
developed sense of humour he is also |
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perceptive, astute,
resiliant and often strong willed. |
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Alert and companionable,
his many faceted personality is a force to be reckoned with. |
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A TT by nature, is a
happy and outgoing soul with a zest for life |
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and he will want to play
his part in all the family activities. |
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A Tibetan Terrier is very
trainable provided he can see some point in what he is being
asked to do. |
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with thanks to Krista
Guziolek for the photos |
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