FAQ

If your dog is licking its paws excessively, consult a veterinarian to identify underlying causes such as allergies, injuries, or infections. Treatment might include allergy medications, topical ointments, or parasite control, depending on the diagnosis.

Dogs lick their paws for various reasons, including normal grooming, injury, allergies, stress, or medical issues, and persistent licking may require veterinary attention.

Excessive, persistent, or aggressive paw licking may indicate allergies, injury, infection, or behavioral issues, and should prompt veterinary attention.

Dogs lick their paws for normal grooming, but persistent licking can signal allergies, injuries, infections, or behavioral issues. If the licking is frequent or aggressive, consult your veterinarian.

Tibetan Mastiffs need daily walks and regular access to a secure backyard, favoring moderate activity over intense or prolonged exercise.

Training a Tibetan Mastiff can be challenging due to their independent, stubborn nature and need for experienced, consistent handling and early socialization.

A Tibetan Mastiff needs daily walks and regular backyard access, with moderate exercise suited to their independent temperament and guarding instincts.

Training a Tibetan Mastiff can be challenging due to its independent and strong-willed temperament, requiring experienced owners and consistent, respectful training.

Tibetan Mastiffs need daily walks and regular backyard access, but moderate activity is sufficient due to their preference for meaningful, not intense, exercise.

Training a Tibetan Mastiff can be challenging due to its independent and strong-willed nature, requiring an experienced, consistent, and patient owner.