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Tibetan Terrier

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Click here to read the Breed Standard for the Tibetan Terrier.

Selected Books

The time to make sure that the Tibetan Terrier is the right breed for you is before you bring him home. If you and your dog are going to be a good match speak to breeders, Breed Clubs, and generally find out as much as you can about the breed.

Understanding dog psychology, and what his motivations are will save a lot of confusion and misunderstandings for both you and him. Many mistakes can be avoided, and quick solutions reached if you have the basics of puppy training to guide you through all the early settling in difficulties. It helps, too, to have some idea of basic healthcare so you can make informed judgements about whether a visit to the vet is necessary or if there is a simple remedy. For example, many cases of upset tummies are best cured by 24 hour starvation. The books we have chosen will be able to guide you as to whether your dog can be treated at home, or a visit to the surgery is necessary.

Tibetan Terrier Breed Clubs

Tibetan Terrier Rescue and Rehoming

Tibetan Terrier Association Rescue

Mike Gilchrist Co-ordinator Tyne & Wear 0191 385 3645
Sue Dykes   Glasgow 01355 303448
Janet Bacon    Lancs    01772 718676
Audrey Murray    Lincs 01522 868375
Val Fensome     Glos      01594 562402
Glen Davies    Northants    01536 762111
Roslyn Gilbert     Cornwall     01752 844140
Marianne Erskine-Jones    Hants      01794 340657
Pam Davis      London    0208 368 2538

Tibetan Terrier Breeders

Adding Your Kennel

Ethical breeders are invited to register their kennel on Puppyfinder for just £10pa. This allows you to list litters, litters planned and stud dogs

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