Temperament: The Tibetan Terrier is a fun loving dog with lots of stamina. This breed is intelligent and very brave it is also dedicated to the owner. As with all dogs this dog will require you to be a good pack leader. This will stop the dog becoming stubborn and barking excessively. The barking is loud and you will have to train the dog to stop barking, on commanded.

The Tibetan Terrier dog without good leadership, and rules, can become untrustworthy with children and can become very reserved with strangers. This breed needs good daily mental and physical exercise, to give them a healthy balance in their lives. If the Tibetan Terrier has good balance and leadership it is the most wonderful companion and a great family member.

Health issues: This is a breed with good health generally and they suffer only from sensitivity to fleas, this is easily overcome with regular flea treatment that can be recommended by the veterinarian. As with any dog it is very important that you make sure they are up to date on all vaccinations, de-wormings and heart worm preventatives. It is also suggested by the majority of licensed veterinarians that you take your puppy or dog in for a check up at least twice each year.

Grooming: The Tibetan Terrier requires a lot of care and grooming for the coat to look nice. Brush the coat every other day to detangle the fur, this need's to be done wet, and it is best to spray the coat with conditioner and water to help with the brushing. Bathing needs to be done weekly.

Living conditions: This dog is fine in an apartment if the needs for daily physical and mental exercise are met. The Tibetan Terrier only needs a small garden.