Saihu the Hound is a Douyin blogger who raises a Tibetan Mastiff, and the content inside is true.

Tibetan Mastiff is recognized as the oldest and only rare breed of dog in the world. In the ancient East, the magical legend of Tibetan Mastiff has been mythologically regarded as the embodiment of heroic guardian deeds. The Tibetan Mastiff was famous for fighting tigers, lions, leopards and other ferocious animals in the arena in the ancient Roman era in Europe.

Tibetan mastiffs are often called the world's largest, but for many years due to the special living environment of the grasslands and the weakness of herdsmen The awareness of bloodline protection has resulted in the fusion of primitive Tibetan mastiffs with local shepherd dogs and even foreign dog breeds, making purebred Tibetan mastiffs less and less. The standard purebred Tibetan Mastiff can be called one in a thousand miles in Qinghai and Tibet, and there are Tibetan stray dogs everywhere.