What does TM stand for?

Tibetan Mastiff (dog breed)

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The woman already has another Tibetan Mastiff and wishes to mate it with Yangtze.

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Byline: TOM PETTIFOR A BLACK Tibetan mastiff has become the world's most expensive dog after costing its new owner pounds 352,000.

pounds 350k dog collars new record price; PET

She'd travelled to the town of Yushu, Qinghai province, with a Tibetan Mastiff she already owned with a view to mating it with the famously pure-blooded hounds of that region.

pounds 352,000 DOG; Record price paid for a pooch

Hwang's team also announced in June that they created 17 clones of a Tibetan mastiff, an endangered dog breed popular in China.

Disgraced SKorean scientist won't resume cell work

Included were four newly sanctioned types -- the Tibetan mastiff, Beauceron, Swedish vallhund and Plott.

Uno the beagle has his day; Dog show; At Westminster, the oft-spurned ...

Byline: TOM PETTIFOR A BLACK Tibetan mastiff has become the world's most expensive dog after costing its new owner EUR402,000.

EUR402k dog collars new record price; PET

The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation led by Hwang said it was ready to clone a Tibetan Mastiff for North Chungcheong province.

SKorean cloning expert to re-create dogs for province

The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation said in a statement that the cloned Tibetan mastiff dogs were born in April, two months after being requested by the Chinese Academy of Sciences.

South Korean ex-professor claims dog clones