Alice White
#13 Like most shepherd breeds, Tibetan terriers are somewhat self-willed and independent, and if the pet is not raised, showing who is the boss in the house, the dog will encroach on the place of the leader. If he manages to occupy him, you should not expect obedience
#14 The Tibetan Terrier, which is often left to its own devices and receives less attention, can be quite problematic. Then he can often and for a long time bark, destroy furniture and personal belongings, do dirty tricks in every possible way.
#15 But no rough methods will help to correct such behavior, only affection and love give a positive result.
