The omnivorous and omnivorous Tibetan mastiff has undergone great changes since it was domesticated by human beings. On the one hand, Tibetan mastiff still retains the inheritance of wild ancestors, and likes to eat meat and chew bones. Every time herders slaughter cattle and sheep, they will feed them with raw meat. On the other hand, Tibetan mastiffs, which have long been dependent on humans, have gradually evolved into omnivores according to the food structure of Tibetans, or they can eat all the food that humans can eat. Some researchers have found that once Tibetan mastiffs are kept in captivity or chained for many years, once they are released, they are not only particularly excited and cheerful, but also particularly interested in the growing grass. It seems that I am hungry and chew grass, and then spit out some semi-digested grass stems and leaves. It can be seen that Tibetan mastiffs are basically not picky eaters. Yes Feeding raw meat often will stimulate the wildness of Tibetan mastiffs. Tibetan mastiffs in Tibetan areas often eat raw meat, and can even eat bad meat and smelly food, including the viscera and intestines of cattle and sheep. It should be noted that many Tibetan mastiffs in captivity in urban areas have become accustomed to the human diet structure, including the habit of eating cooked food. If Tibetan mastiffs have never been exposed to raw meat since childhood and are suddenly fed, the digestive system of Tibetan mastiffs may not be able to adapt, and symptoms such as diarrhea may occur. Therefore, if the owner wants to feed raw meat, it is best to gradually and properly train, so that Tibetan mastiffs can slowly adapt to the changes in diet. No way! Although Tibetan mastiffs prefer meat, they have adapted to omnivore after long-term domestication. If you only feed raw meat, over time, intestinal digestion will go wrong and you will easily get parasitic diseases; In addition, a single raw meat is bound to lack other nutrients, poor physical condition, weak ability to reach Hangzhou, and can not grow and develop normally. Tibetan mastiffs must absorb enough nutrition from various foods. It is suggested that the feed should be reasonably selected and matched according to the nutritional components of various feeds and the nutritional needs of Tibetan mastiffs. Tibetan mastiff needs nutrients: water, protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and fiber. Experts suggest that it is better to feed cooked food instead of raw meat, which is actually more conducive to the health of Tibetan mastiffs. It is recommended to feed it cooked minced meat, cooked meat or semi-cooked meat, which is most conducive to digestion and absorption. You can occasionally give a small piece to the Tibetan mastiff, or reward it during training. A little bit can make the Tibetan mastiff very excited.