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2. 15 Most Expensive Dog Breeds You Can Adopt Today - AOL

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   The cost take into account expenses such as veterinary care, vaccinations, and testing for the parents and puppies to ensure a dog is healthy. ... The most expensive Tibetan Mastiff puppy was sold ...

3. 10 Expensive and Exotic Pets That Rich People Actually Own - AOL

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   Wealth Gang/ TK / BirdImages / istockphoto / Fabio Sueess / istockphotoForget about mutts and free kittens you found on Facebook Marketplace — rich people have pets in an entirely different (and ...

4. Tibetan Mastiff - Wikipedia

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   A Tibetan Mastiff named "Max" is the central antagonist in the 1993 horror film Man's Best Friend. At least five different dogs were used in filming. Ulysses, one of the main characters in the 2008 Christian animated film At Jesus' Side, is a Tibetan Mastiff. A Tibetan Mastiff is the subject of the 2011 animated film The Tibetan Dog.

5. Himalayan Sheepdog - Wikipedia

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   There are slightly distinct sub-varieties of the breed found in the Kumaon hills and Chamba; the former, which is known as the Cypro Kukur or Kumaon Mastiff, is brindle, rich golden brown or black in colour, the latter is smaller than most of the breed and resemble a larger, longer-haired black Labrador Retriever. [4] [6] Himalayan dog, 1870

6. Bankhar Dog - Wikipedia

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   Bankhar dogs have low calorie needs for their size. [5] Despite their appearances, Bankhar dogs are only distantly related to the larger Tibetan Mastiff. [5] Bankhar dogs are comparatively long-lived, averaging 15-18. Hip dysplasia and other joint issues are very rare. They breed once a year. [5]

7. Tibetan Mastiff 'Uncle' Adopts Dachshund Sister's Tiny Pups ...

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   Tibetan Mastiffs are named thusly by Europeans who found them living among the people of the Himalayas, as most large European dogs also bore the name of Mastiff. They are, however, a genetically ...