though a big dog ,its category is small breed..The dog is intelligent,strong and very protective.
The dog is favored because of its lion-look and protection instincts.
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Friday, May 15, 2015
TIBETAN MASTIFF.
This lion like dog is the most expensive pooch in the world
though a big dog ,its category is small breed..The dog is intelligent,strong and very protective.
The dog is favored because of its lion-look and protection instincts.
though a big dog ,its category is small breed..The dog is intelligent,strong and very protective.
The dog is favored because of its lion-look and protection instincts.
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