Tibetan Spaniel
The little Tibetan temple dog—not a true spaniel, but a bright, independent companion.
Overview. The Tibetan Spaniel is a small, long-coated companion from Tibet, kept in monasteries as an alarm and foot-warmer, not a hunting spaniel.
History & Origin
An ancient Tibetan breed, often given as a token of friendship; a valued watchdog for its sharp bark.
Appearance & Coat
Small and balanced, with a silky coat in many colors and a plume tail; a slightly flattened face.
Temperament
Alert, independent, and affectionate, it is a calm, watchful pet.
Care & Exercise
Needs light exercise and grooming.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 9 (Companion and Toy Dogs).
