Tibecot

Tibecot History

The Tibecot is a Belgian herding and draft dog that was originally developed in the Walloon region of Belgium, where the name “Tibeco” refers to an ox cart. A variety of different breeds of dogs were used to create the Tibecot, including the Belgian Malinois, the Bearded Collie, the Border Collie, and the German Shepherd.

Tibecot Physical Characteristics

The Tibecot is a medium sized breed of dogs, that originate from France, where they are still bred. This is a breed that resemble the Brittany, buttude and ear style.

Tibecot Health

Description of breed health.

Tibecot Temperament and Behaviour

The Tibecot is a very loving, devoted, and protective breed of dog. They bond closely with their families and are very loyal and affectionate. Because they have very strong guarding instincts, they tend to get along well with people, but are generally cautious around new people. They will protect their family and home, but are also very gentle and patient with children.

Tibecot Activity Requirements

The Tibetan Spaniel is a sweet, gentle, easygoing dog that makes a great addition to any home. They are happy as a companion and equally at home in town or in the country. While Tibetan Spaniels are not a particularly high-energy breed, they do still enjoy getting out for some exercise and playtime. They love going for walks and hiking. They are comfortable in any type of environment. If you are looking for a calm, laid-back, and easy-to-live-with dog, the Tibetan Spaniel may be perfect for you. They get along well with children and other animals. They are an excellent choice for families, retirees, or anyone who wants a sweet, loving addition to their home.

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