The Weight Of Tibetan Mastif

As you have already learned, this is about a dog that can be bought for $1, 5 million and a cat of unusual size.

So, some Chinese coal industry didn't pay $1,5 million for the purchase of an 80-kilogram 11-month pse. The most dearest dog in the world is the rare red Tibetan vath of the name Hong Dong.

Tibetan mastifs have always been an important part of Tibet's history. These dogs have traditionally been guarded by monasteries and steadfasts and, according to Tibet, have been the holy conversion of monks and monks whose souls have failed to enter the heavenly kingdom. In addition, many believe that the existence of Tibetan mastif in the house provides health and safety to the owners.

With regard to security, you're not gonna bet looking like the big adults of this species rocking fangs or being on camera--

The world ' s most expensive dog, Hong Dong, is particularly rare, as he has a red colour that is considered to be happy. In addition, the dog was ejected into a diet from beef, chickens, sea ears and sea cucumbers. The dog leader, Mr. Lou, calls Hong Dong a "intelligent specimen" explaining that the great genes make him phenomenal breeders.

Lou and his team spent a lot of money to raise a dog and believe that a new owner can easily earn a round sum using Hong Dong as a doll. Lou told the press that, while the demand for this breed has recently greatly increased the price, Dong's value is shocking, "When I started this business 10 years ago, I couldn't even imagine that we'd see that price!"

Tibetan mastifs have always been Tibet's treasure, but have recently become a symbol of status by taking place among diamonds and expensive vehicles. The known owners of this species include Queen Victoria, King George IV and Chingiz Khan. And according to the local legends, Buddha also had his Tibetan mastif.