TIBETAN TERRIER BREED |
BARDIN KENNELS |
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BARDIN Kennels was established to enhance the quality of the Tibetan Terrier line. Our commitment is to maintain the highest level of quality and service and remain the undisputed dominant leader in Tibetan Terriers |
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| The Tibetan Terrier - often called the Holy Dog of
Tibet has evolved over
hundreds of years of harsh conditions, tempered by the warmth and care of monks high in
the Himalayas. The "little people", as they were called, were highly valued as companions to the monks and families who owned them. They were treated like children in the family. Like the children, they eagerly assisted in taking care of the monastery's or family's property, their flocks and herds. BARDIN Kennel line originated in the Happy Valley region of Tibet. It is not without reason that Kyirong means Valley of Happiness. This is a valley where giants of the Nepal Himalaya, Ganesh and Langtang, look down on a lush landscape of fields and villages. With an altitude less than 3,000m it is one of the lowest places in all Tibet, and a climate that is almost-tropical in the minds of wind-swept Tibetans from their high plateau. With such beneficence it is not surprising that Heinrich Harrer, author of Seven Years in Tibet said, "I shall never cease thinking of this place with yearning, and if I can choose where to pass the evening of my life, it will be in Kyirong." |
![]() The Tibetan Terrier is a medium sized (14-16", 20-24#) dog with a
profuse, long, and double coat, coming in a wide variety of colors. |
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