 Our
Breeding Priorities
All dogs at CFAR have hips and elbows checked before breeding
and all our adults receive regular checks by a veterinarian to
ensure that we are breeding from healthy and robust dogs. While
concerned with physical health, we are also committed to our priority
of breeding from all-around sound dogs and we are just as concerned
about temperament. A big beautiful dog is not practical if he is
aggressive. We pride ourselves on having Tibetan Mastiffs that
are not only nice-looking, but also able to be loving and trusting
family members. This does not come to pass without lots of time
and dedication from both the breeder and the new owners.
All of our CFAR puppies are raised in the house, exposed to other
dogs, and given lots of attention. They meet other family members
and friends and we hope this socialization continues as they go
to their new forever homes. Before leaving CFAR, all puppies are
de-wormed, micro-chipped, checked by a veterinarian, and have received
age appropriate vaccinations. All potential homes are screened
carefully and it is our sincere hope that we will begin a lifelong
friendship with new owners. We look forward to receiving regular
updates on each puppy's progress as he grows to adulthood. We would
very much like to continue to be each puppy's advocate for as long
as he lives so, should problems arise, we remain a source of support
and information.
CFAR Tibetan Mastiffs encourages those thinking of acquiring a
TM puppy to do as much research about this breed as possible. Contact
and visit many breeders and obtain references to other Tibetan
Mastiff owners.
Before committing to a Tibetan Mastiff puppy, you will need to
ask yourself the following questions:
- Do you have a fully fenced escape proof yard?
- Are you aware the TM can be a barker?
- Are you prepared that puppies can be destructive if left alone
unsupervised?
- Do you have time to socialize your puppy every day and routinely
into adulthood?
- Do you have a strong character to let the puppy know that you
are "in charge"?
It may seem cute when a fluffy puppy is challenging you, but a
dominant puppy without leadership can grow to be very difficult
to handle. A Tibetan Mastiff left to rule himself is not a happy
Tibetan Mastiff.
Take the time to discipline your new puppy with kindness and firmness.
Socialize your puppy by bringing him into public situations and
have friends and family come over to your home regularly. Enroll
your puppy in obedience or dog handling classes. You may not like
the idea of showing dogs but the interaction with other handlers
and their dogs will be invaluable!
Are you prepared for the many stages that a TM puppy will grow
through as he matures into adulthood? Tibetan Mastiff puppies go
through many changes as they mature. At each stage, the new owner
must recognize behavior patterns and gently lead the puppy into
adulthood with confidence. Social interactions are critical to
help the puppy grow to be a calm, social member of the family.
This takes a full commitment and not every family is suited to
the needs or character of a Tibetan Mastiff puppy.
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Kailas |
Tanka |
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Tanka |
Kailas |
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CH Legends Kailas Himalayan
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Citadel's Don Chen Tanka
All of the Puppies Have New Homes!
CFAR Tibetan Mastiffs is thrilled to announce our breeding plans
for 2010. We are going in a new and exciting direction for this Spring pairing and we're sure our choices will excite you too!
Tanka
Our family simply adores this athletic black/tan girl out of Citadel
TMs from Illinois and we've come to learn that others feel the
same way about her. We've had some definite interest from the public
as they anticipate the breeding of our stunning Tanka. Weighing in at 124 pounds, all who
meet her are taken by this substantial female with lovely structure,
size and excellent bone. Intelligent and friendly, she exhibits
a rock solid temperament. She has proven to be an outstanding Mother to her own puppies
and kept us entertained with her babysitting skills with the "B" litter.
She plays with the babies ever so gently.
Tanka
is OFA GOOD, elbows NORMAL, thyroid NORMAL.
Kailas
Fresh off of his exhilarating Group Placement, Kailas continues to turn heads in the show ring. He has an abundant coat with an impressive head and amazing substance.
Kailas is OFA GOOD, elbows NORMAL, thyroid NORMAL.
We expect variations of gold and black & tan puppies from this pairing. Temperaments are anticipated to be exceptional. Please contact us if you would like to be considered as a home for one of our pups.
Puppy Pedigree
"Kailas"
CH Legends Kailas Himalayan |
Legend's St. Nicholas |
CH Timberline Barni Drakyi |
| Molosser Chaka of Legend |
| CH Buddha's Legend Dollywood |
Sierra's Majestic Mufasa |
| Drakyi Baba Yaga |
"Tanka"
Citadel's Don Chen Tanka |
CH Citadel's
Ajayi Cher Song Ba |
Himalaya's
Lin Gyi |
| Ho-Shen's
Jempa |
| Himalaya's
Skyes Chen Citadel |
CH.
Himalaya's Dred-Mo |
| Himalaya's Otanta Puri |
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Puppies from this union will be registered with the AKC.
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FOUR "D" Litter Puppies Born April 29, 2010!
We're announcing our newest litter consisting of 4 gorgeous and healthy girls, the daughters of the seasons.
A Puppy For Every Season
Ushering in the daisy-chain days and wearing a rainbow colored ribbon is the girl we've nicknamed Spring.
Next to make her sunny appearance in yellow came her sister Summer, complete with white tail tip.
Both puppies are showing the shimmering highlights of deepest gold.
Who will be able to resist falling in love with Autumn and her white tail tip? She wears a radiant red ribbon.
And finally wearing snowy Winter white, there is Winnie.
Both Autumn and Winter are already showing off their brilliant black and tan coats.
Momma Tanka is doing well and is devoted to her babies.
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