Noble Legacy Tibetan Mastiffs

Noble Legacy Tibetan Mastiffs We are breeders of AKC Champion Tibetan Mastiffs. We breed only the best to produce only the best!

The view from my rocking chair❣️
05/25/2026

The view from my rocking chair❣️

My granddaughter's latest art piece. Miss Candy in all her glory! Candy is Magic's mom. My granddaughter just turned 14 ...
05/23/2026

My granddaughter's latest art piece. Miss Candy in all her glory! Candy is Magic's mom. My granddaughter just turned 14 this week.

Someone reported this page and tried to get it shut down. FB did not shut it down, but did suspend recommending it, what...
05/22/2026

Someone reported this page and tried to get it shut down. FB did not shut it down, but did suspend recommending it, whatever that means. Why would someone do that? Because beautiful Tibetan Mastiffs, ethical breeding, breed education, and rescues are bad things?

Probably not. I am guessing a very jealous competitor. If you are reading this, know that we are fine over here. We have solid friends and a solid base. We love our dogs and our puppy owners, and we are going to keep on doing exactly that. We don't need more recommendations. For sure, we don't need you, so maybe it's time you moved on and stopped stalking our page.

I love this proverb that you might want to think on tonight: The strong lift others up; the weak tear others down. Do more lifting and less tearing down.

Spirit says, "Just chill and enjoy life". I hope you find peace.

Mom Candy and baby Magic sharing a moment. Beyond precious!
05/01/2026

Mom Candy and baby Magic sharing a moment. Beyond precious!

Feeding time! We have forsaken kibble completely (we were doing kibble/raw combo) and are feeding all whole foods, a com...
04/29/2026

Feeding time! We have forsaken kibble completely (we were doing kibble/raw combo) and are feeding all whole foods, a combo of raw and cooked. Today's meal includes:
Raw ground turkey
Raw Green Tripe
Boiled eggs
Canned sardines
Cooked shredded deer and chicken
Raw duck heart
Mixed chopped raw deer organs--liver, heart, lungs, and kidneys
Cottage cheese
Cooked barley
Raw chopped broccoli
Raw sliced carrots
Sliced raw apple
Raw frozen blueberries
Raw chopped red & yellow peppers

Any of you who know me well know that the black Tibetan Mastiffs hold my heart. My first 3 TMs were blacks! It is what I...
04/15/2026

Any of you who know me well know that the black Tibetan Mastiffs hold my heart. My first 3 TMs were blacks! It is what I fell in love with, and a gorgeous black dog always, always catches my eye. They aren't really "rare" but seldom seen, and especially seldom seen in the show ring. These are the dogs that were highly prized in Tibet, the ones found guarding the temples. These dogs were believed to possess the spirits of monks or nuns who did not make it into Shambhala (a heavenly paradise) and instead returned to watch over their temples. Those of us from western cultures quickly realize that when we look in to those deep black eyes, we are looking into a spiritual realm that transcends everything we thought we knew. They are sacred souls that meet us where we are and guide us upward.
So why is it that the blacks are so often overlooked? Judges in the show ring hesitate to give them a win, because they look into that total black face with unflinching eyes and say they can't see their "expression". Understandable to a point, as they are hard to photograph so that facial features are distinguishable. I have taken many a picture that turned out looking a bit like a black blob. And, what I hear often, many people are afraid of big black dogs based on social conditioning. Let's face it, even I would be frightened if a big black furry creature appeared out of the darkness one night and came at me. A fluffy white samoyed; not so scary. The result here is that black puppies have the hardest time finding homes. They are almost always the last chosen. And such it is now.
As most of you know, I have been so excited about Lynne Corkery Sullivan's George X Dindee litter. Truly amazing litter, with the pedigee of the decade, if not the century. Dindee is a beautiful light gold and George is black as night. The puppies are 8 weeks old and all have homes waiting for them at 10 weeks....except the last black girl. She is stunning. Perfect in every way. Sweet as can be. Her only "fault"? She is black. Midnight black. I am attaching a photo taken this weekend. I am also attaching a few photos of daddy George so you can see how a puppy of this color and type will translate into an adult. She is "Georgie Jr.". She will be my own personal new baby: Can't wait to bring her home!


Are they good with kids? Are they good with little dogs? I hear these questions frequently!Here is a video of Julia, a 1...
04/07/2026

Are they good with kids?

Are they good with little dogs?

I hear these questions frequently!

Here is a video of Julia, a 14 month old Tibetan Mastiff, in class with her 13 yr old owner/handler. Watch to the end to get your answers!

My hubby just sent me this with the title "Blast from the Past".This is our first female, her name was Jesse, "Himalayas...
02/22/2026

My hubby just sent me this with the title "Blast from the Past".

This is our first female, her name was Jesse, "Himalayas Noble Legacy": Bet you can't guess where my kennel name came from, lol. Jesse was from Susan Oshcenbein out of Rosie X Pasha.

For those of you who remember that far back, Pasha was an amazing dog, a black, and Jesse inherited his gorgeous coat and coloring. Pasha was not only an American Rare Breed Champion in the days before we gained AKC recognition, but he was an International Champion and won Best of Breed at the World Dog Show In 1999. He is the only American dog to ever have earned that honor and it has been sorely overlooked since we were not AKC recognized at that time!

This was Jesse's first show, and she won Winner's Bitch and Best of Opposite S*x at the Tibetan Mastiff Club of America National Specialty in 2003 in California. It was the first time in the ring for either one of us, but not the last, LOL! Jesse followed up that win with Best of Opposite S*x at the American Tibetan Mastiff Association National Specialty in Maryland on the east coast the following Spring, being one of the only, if not THE only female to have won Specialties on both coasts.

Unfortunately, Jesse went low thyroid at 2 years old and so was never bred. She lived until 2 weeks before her 14th birthday and was happy and healthy and active her entire life. She set the tone for our Tibetan Mastiffs in the future, and gave her name to our kennel. We truly miss our precious Jesse, the very first Noble Legacy!

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