• The feet of the Tibetan Terrier are unique in form among dogs. They are large, flat, and round in shape producing a snowshoe effect that provides traction. The pads are thick and strong. They are heavily furnished with hair between the toes and pads. Hair between the toes and pads may be trimmed level with the underside of the pads for health reasons. 
• The dog should stand well down on its pads. Dewclaws-May be removed.

CKC Forequarters: Feet

• Feet should turn neither in nor out and must be large, round, and heavily furnished with hair between the toes and pads.
• The dog should stand well down on his pads, the foot has no arch.