The Kham Sheepdog is considered by
many to be just a variant of the Tibetan Mastiff, but some sources
suggest that it was developed centuries ago from common crosses between
Asian greyhounds and herders. Tall, lean and lupoid in head-type, the
Kham Sheepdog is very fast and powerful, used to move and protect
livestock, as well as for guarding property. It is reportedly very
aggressive towards strange people and dogs. The rich dense coat comes in
a variety of colours, most commonly black or brown with tan and white
markings. Average height is around 27 inches.
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