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Shiba Inu

Hunting dog for birds and small animals. Companion dog.

BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY

The Shiba has been a native breed to Japan since the primitive ages. The word “Shiba” originally refers to something “small”, a “small dog”. The Shiba’s habitat was in the mountainous area facing the Sea of Japan and was used as a hunting dog for small animals and birds. There were slight differences in the breeds according to the areas where they were raised. Shiba Inu …As dogs like English Setters and English Pointers were imported from England during the period of 1868-1912, hunting became a sport in Japan and cross breeding of the Shiba with those English dogs became prevalent and a pure Shiba became rare so that by 1912-1926 pure Shibas confined to these areas became exceedingly scarce. Hunters and other educated persons became concerned with the preservation of the pure Shibas from around 1928 and the preservation of the limited number of pure strains began seriously, and the breed standard was finally unified in 1934. In 1937 the Shiba was designated as a natural monument after which the breed was bred and improved to become the superior breed known today.

GENERAL APPEARANCE

Small-sized dog, well balanced, well boned with well developed muscles. Constitution strong. Action quick, free and beautiful.

The ratio of height at withers to length of body is 10: 11.

BEHAVIOUR AND TEMPERAMENT:

The temperament is faithful, with keenness in sense and high alertness.

Forehead broad, cheeks well developed and stop defined with slight furrow. Nasal bridge straight and nose black in color desirable. Muzzle moderately thick and tapering. Lips tight, and teeth strong with scissor bite.

EYES: Relatively small, triangular and dark brown in color; the corners of the eyes are upturned.

EARS: Relatively small, triangular, slightly inclining forward and firmly pricked.

NECK: Thick, strong, and well balanced with the head and the body.

BODY: Back straight and strong; loin broad and muscular. Chest deep, ribs moderately sprung, belly well drawn up.

TAIL: Set on high, thick, carried vigorously curled or curved as a sickle, the tip nearly reaching hocks when let down.

FOREQUARTERS: Shoulders moderately sloping, elbows tight; seen from the front, forelegs straight.

HINDQUARTERS: Upper thighs long, lower thighs short, but well developed. Hocks thick and tough.

FEET: Digits tightly closed and well arched. Pads hard and elastic. Nails hard and dark in color desirable.

GAIT: Light and brisk.

Hair: Outer coat harsh and straight, undercoat soft and dense; hair on tail slightly long and standing off.

Color: Red, black and tan, sesame, black sesame, red sesame.

“Definition of the color sesame”

Sesame: Equal mixture of white and black hairs.

Black sesame: More black than white hairs.

Red sesame: Ground color of hair red, mixture with black hairs.

All the above mentioned colors must have “Urajiro”.

whitish coat on the sides of the muzzle and on the cheeks, on the underside of the jaw and neck, on the chest and stomach and the underside of the tail, and on the inside of the legs.

SIZE: Height at withers Dogs 40 cm

There is a tolerance of 1.5 cm smaller or taller.

Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered as a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree.

• Shyness.
• Bitchy dogs, doggy bitches.
• Malocclusion (overshot or undershot mouth).
• Numerous teeth missing.

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Native til Japan – og den minste av de hundene som kan gjøre den påstanden – Shiba Inu er en av de store “pound-for-pound” raser over hele verden. Modig, generelt vennlig og responsive til dressur, kan Shiba Inu være en målbevisst og glad følgesvenn som har et godt utvalg av terreng og kan håndtere rikelig med mosjon. Hvis du vurderer Shiba Inu som kjæledyr for familien din, vil du bli oppfordret til å vite at det blir sammen med barn, andre dyr, og er ikke en åpenlyst aggressiv hund.

Det er mye som går inn i å utvikle en rase som dette, og Shiba Inu historie forteller oss alt om sin moderne form. Selv om litt sta til tider, som mange trygge hunder, vil Shiba Inu gjerne nyte din bedrift, og kan betraktes som en hund som er allsidig i form av lek, trening og sosiale ferdigheter. Og vurderer det er en relativt liten hund, har Shiba Inu også fordelen av å ikke skremme bort noen naboer! Her er en samlet profil japanske rasen.

Som allerede nevnt, er Shiba Inu innfødt til Japan, som er en sjelden kvalitet, og er faktisk den minste av de rasene som kan si det. Shiba Inus ble brukt gjennom årene for å utforske og jakte gjennom terrenget og tykk pensel som markerer så mye av den japanske øya, gir det et ferdig tillit når det går inn i denne type børste uansett hvor du tar det. Faktisk refererer ordet Shiba på japansk til kratt, og siden Inu betyr hund, får du ideen der Shiba Inu fikk sitt navn.

Gjennom sin historie har Shiba Inu gjort en god følgesvenn hund til jakt, som er interessant med tanke på de typiske jakthunder de fleste vestlige er vant til, er Shiba Inu faktisk relativt liten. Men på grunn av sine instinkter, sin tillit, og dens vilje til å utforske vanskelig terreng, Shiba Inu har opparbeidet seg et rykte blant japanerne som en utmerket jakthund faktisk.

Mens Shiba Inu ble ødelagt av effektene av andre verdenskrig, har det siden tatt seg opp og blitt utviklet til rasen vi nå kjenner i dag.

Vi vet at Shiba Inu ble avlet, til tross for sin lille størrelse, for å kunne jakte en rekke dyr, inkludert bjørn og villsvin, så usannsynlig som utsiktene kan virke. Fordi Shiba Inu er mindre, er det i stand til å navigere i kratt som den har tatt navnet sitt, og det har bare antatt at Shiba Inu kommer fra tilsvarende små forfedre som også var ideelt for denne type terreng.

Dagens Shiba Inu har en sterk stamtavle på grunn av re-oppstigning av rasen i Japan så vel som over hele verden. Det er en av de mest populære rasene i hele Japan og vokser i antall over hele den vestlige verden også.

Den Shiba Inu kosthold er ikke uvanlig, til tross for sin hailing fra et land som er kjent for sin unike mat. Som mange hunder Shiba Inu vil bli spesielt tiltrukket av kjøtt og det elsker gode, hele ingredienser. Fôring Shiba Inu utklipp kan være en dårlig idé som det er relativt liten og kan være litt utsatt for å sette på ekstra vekt.

Regnes svært trening og lettere å housebreak, vil du ikke finne mange problemer med Shiba Inu. Det kan være sta til tider, på grunn av sin tillit og sterke instinkter, men hvis du viser at du er pakken lederen, bør det ikke være noen problemer med å holde din Shiba Inu på en streng disiplin program.

Veier rundt 17-23 pounds, er Shiba Inu den minste innfødte rasen i Japan, og vil bruke sin lille vekst for ekstra navigasjon ferdigheter rundt huset ditt. Shiba Inu vil bli god på å komme rundt hindringer selv når du tror det er for stor for dem.

En sterk og trygg personlighet noen ganger gjør for stahet, men en genuin åpenhet til å disiplinere og en vennlig gemytt lett overstyre disse kvalitetene i Shiba Inu. Du finner det gjør en ideell hus kjæledyr som det er vennlig med barn og andre kjæledyr, gir det en fleksibilitet som enda noen andre vennlige hunder ikke helt besitter.

De vanligste helseproblemene i Shiba Inu forholde seg til felles problemer, som ikke sjelden for hunder, men litt uvanlig for hunder av sin størrelse. Du kan selv legge merke til kneskål problemer i denne hunden, ikke et vanlig problem i andre hunder.

En solid, lang levetid kan forventes på rundt 12 til 15 år, avhengig av en rekke faktorer.

Selv små, har Shiba Inu en overraskende tørst etter noen former for trening og vil være i stand til å ta opp med deg lett hvis du tar den ut ofte. Vanlig gange bør betraktes som en normal vane, og absolutt noe du ønsker å komme inn med en hvilken som helst hund. Shiba Inu kan også være lurt å komme seg bort fra deg til tider å utforske naturlandskap.

The American Kennel Club sier om denne rasen: “The Shiba har en selvstendig naturen og kan være reservert mot fremmede, men er lojal og hengiven til de som tjener hans respekt.”

En vinter-klar frakk for Shiba Inu er en av dens karakteristiske kjennetegn. Som en dobbel-coated hund, det har rikelig med pels. Hvis den viser din Shiba Inu, kan du bli straffet for “rote” for mye med pelsen, for eksempel å holde det for trim.

Shiba Inu valper bør være stueren og bør være riktig sosialisert til å lære at fremmede ikke trenger å være skremmende.

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Training &Temperament

The need for puppy socialization and obedience classes cannot be stressed enough for the Shiba. Because these dogs can be strong willed and possessive of their things, they need to learn proper manners and these classes help achieve those goals. Puppies do tend to use their mouths to “taste” their human, and they must learn not to be rough. The Shiba has an independent nature and can be reserved toward strangers but is loyal and affectionate to those who earn his respect. The Shiba adapts well to different living situations, but must be exercised regularly on leash or in a secure area.

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Did You Know?

The Shiba Inu is AKC's 136th breed.

The Shiba Inu is a superb hunting dog, and the ancestors of the breed were the hardiest survivors of Japan's mountainous regions. They were originally used to hunt large game, but they are currently used on smaller animals.

The Shiba Inu is one of 9 monument breeds to Japan.

The Shiba Inu is the number-one companion dog in Japan.

The first documented Shiba in the US was in 1954, but the breed did not receive official AKC recognition until the early '90s.

Shibas are considered the oldest and smallest of Japan's dogs.

Most of the Shibas shown in the 1930s came from the Yamansashi or San In areas of Japan, and after reaching near extinction after WWII, those Shibas remaining were from three different bloodlines, San In, Mino, and Shin Shu.

colors & Markings

Below is a list of the colors and markings available for this breed. Please refer to the breed standard for descriptions and the difference in types.

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Comparison

• Maintenance: The Akita will be easier to maintain . Its grooming needs are not as demanding and it fits well for owners who are not willing to spend time and money on upkeep.
• Shedding: Both the Akita and Shiba Inu shed frequently. Be prepared to vacuum often. Brushing will reduce shedding as well as make the coats softer and cleaner.
• Training: Both the Akita and Shiba Inu will be moderately easy to train and will be good for first-time owners or owners who like dogs willing to obey and listen well. However, these dogs can be stubborn at times.
• Adaptability: The Shiba Inu has better adaptability . It can better respond and alter itself to its environment.
• Exercise Needs: Both the Akita and Shiba Inu will require regular exercise. These dogs will need to be fairly active to maintain their fitness. Trips to the dog park are a great idea.
• For New Owners: The Shiba Inu is better suited for new owners .
• With Kids: Both the Akita and Shiba Inu are good with kids. They can grow up with them and become great family pets.

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Breed Info

Great Japanese Dog, Japanese Akita, and American Akita

Brushwood Dog, Japanese Small-Size Dog, Japanese Shiba Inu, Shiba Ken, and Shiba

The Akita is a giant purebred known for being aggressive, alert, courageous, friendly, independent, loyal, protective, and responsive. The most common colors for Akitas are . To keep it healthy, it will need to get exercise regularly. The Akita commonly participates in guarding and hunting.

The Shiba Inu is a medium purebred known for being affectionate, aggressive, alert, energetic, independent, lively, loyal, outgoing, and territorial. The most common colors for Shiba Inus are . To keep it healthy, it will need to get exercise regularly. Known to be multi-talented, the Shiba Inu participates in a wide variety of activities such as agility, guarding, hunting, and tracking.

Data sourced from the American Kennel Club.

• Dense
• Harsh and Rough
• Short
• Thick
• Water-Repellent

• Corded
• Fine
• Short
• Thick

• Constant
• Seasonal

• Non-Sporting

Size and Life Expectancy

Characteristics

• Aggressive
• Alert
• Courageous
• Friendly
• Independent
• Loyal
• Protective
• Responsive

• Affectionate
• Aggressive
• Alert
• Energetic
• Independent
• Lively
• Loyal
• Outgoing
• Territorial

Data sourced from Animals 24-7 and Animal Planet.

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Shiba Inu

​Brought to America from Japan as recently as 60 years ago, Shiba Inus are growing in popularity in the West and are already the most popular breed in their homeland. Their white markings combined with their coloring (red, red sesame, or black and tan) and their alert expression and smooth stride makes them almost foxlike. They’re sturdy, muscular dogs with a bold, confident personality to match.

Personality: Alert, active, and attentive

Energy Level: Very Active; Shibas need exercise each day, whether it’s a vigorous play session or a long walk.

Good with other Dogs: With Supervision

Height: 14-17 inches (male), 13-16 inches (female)

Weight: 18-24 pounds (male), 15-20 pounds (female)

Life Expectancy: 12-15 years

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Shibas are considered the oldest and smallest of Japan's dogs.

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Breed History

The Shiba Inu was officially recognized by the AKC.

Learn more about the Shiba Inu breed standard.

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Alert, active, and attentive

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General Appearance

The Shiba is the smallest of the Japanese native breeds of dog and was originally developed for hunting by sight and scent in the dense undergrowth of Japan's mountainous areas. Alert and agile with keen senses, he is also an excellent watchdog and companion. His frame is compact with well-developed muscles. Males and females are distinctly different in appearance: males are masculine without coarseness, females are feminine without weakness of structure.

Expression is good natured with a strong and confident gaze. Eyes are somewhat triangular in shape, deep set, and upward slanting toward the outside base of the ear. Iris is dark brown. Eye rims are black. Ears are triangular in shape, firmly pricked and small, but in proportion to head and body size. Ears are set well apart and tilt directly forward with the slant of the back of the ear following the arch of the neck.

Neck is thick, sturdy, and of moderate length. Topline is straight and level to the base of the tail. Body is dry and well muscled without the appearance of sluggishness or coarseness. Forechest is well developed. Chest depth measured from the withers to the lowest point of the sternum is one-half or slightly less than the total height from withers to ground. Ribs are moderately sprung. Abdomen is firm and well tucked-up. Back is firm. Loins are strong.

Forequarters

Shoulder blade and upper arm are moderately angulated and approximately equal in length. Elbows are set close to the body and turn neither in nor out. Forelegs and feet are moderately spaced, straight, and parallel. Pasterns are slightly inclined. Removal of front dewclaws is optional. Feet are catlike with well-arched toes fitting tightly together. Pads are thick.

Double coated with the outer coat being stiff and straight and the undercoat soft and thick. Fur is short and even on face, ears, and legs. Guard hairs stand off the body are about 1½ to 2 inches in length at the withers. Tail hair is slightly longer and stands open in a brush. It is preferred that the Shiba be presented in a natural state.

Hindquarters

The angulation of the hindquarters is moderate and in balance with the angulation of the forequarters. Hind legs are strong with a wide natural stance. The hock joint is strong, turning neither in nor out. Upper thighs are long and the second thighs short but well developed. No dewclaws. Feet as in forequarters.

Shiba InuCare

Good nutrition for Shiba Inu is very important from puppyhood to their senior years.

The breed's short coat needs little maintenance beyond regular weekly grooming with a brush and the occasional bath.

Very Active; Shibas need exercise each day, whether it’s a vigorous play session or a long walk.

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Raceportræt: Shiba Inu

Med de spidse ører, skæve øjne og den krøllede hale, ligner denne race en lille ræv, eller måske et udstoppet legetøj. Men han er ingen af delene – han er en Shiba; den mindste og muligvis den ældste af de seks spidshunde, som har oprindelse i Japan.

Shibaen er kende for en ivrig personlighed. Japanerne beskriver racens mentale træk med tre ord: Kaani-i (livlig dristighed, Ryosei (god natur) og soboku (årvågenhed). Disse tre træk kombineret udgør altså det interessante, intelligente og viljestærke temperament for denne race.

En Shiba er en lille (ca. 10-13 kg) og atletisk hund. Lidt som en ninja kriger, bevæger Shibaen sig hurtigt, adræt og uden besvær. Og så er den overlegen – eller sådan tænker den i hvert fald ifølge dem, som kender og elsker denne race. Shibaen møder verden med en rolig værdighed, der entydigt er dens egen, og det er sandsynligvis derfor, Shibaer også beskrives som stædige.

På grund af Shibaens uafhængighed, er det ikke den nemmeste race at træne. Socialisering og træning bør derfor begynde tidligt for at sikre, at hunden lærer de gode manerer.

Det er vigtigt at forstå, at Shibaen har sin egen vilje, så du ikke bliver frustreret. Den er meget intelligent, men er ikke nødvendigvis indstillet på at gøre det, du gerne vil have den til. Det er derfor vigtigt, at hunden tror, at lydighed er dens egen idé. For at opnå de bedste resultater, er det vigtigt at arbejde med en træner, som forstår hundens uafhængighed.

Et andet kendetegn ved denne race er en besiddertrang. En Shiba vogter sit kram – legetøj, mad eller territorium. Korrekt socialisering er en vigtig del af at minimere denne egenskab, men det er altid klogt at fjerne dens foretrukne legetøj og godbidder, når der er andre hunde eller børn omkring.

Trods alt dette er en Shiba en god familiehund. Den er loyal og hengiven og gør sig godt med børn, sålænge han er ordentligt socialiseret og trænet, og børnene i øvrigt behandler ham venligt og respektfuldt.

Racen kan være en smule aggressiv overfor andre hunde, især andre hanner. De fleste Shibaer kan ikke gå uden snor, fordi de er naturlige jægere og elsker at jage. Der er stor risiko for, at hunden vil jage et egern eller en kat. Hunden er generelt tilbageholdende overfor fremmede og er en god vagthund, som vil advare dig, hvis der sker noget usædvanligt.

Daglig motion er også en vigtig del af Shibaens liv. Så sørg for at få masser motion uanset om det er en tur i nabolaget eller en løbetur med dig som cykel-sidemand. Den egner sig bedst til et hjem med en forsvarligt indhegnet have (da den kan have udbryder-tendenser), hvor den kan boltre sig. Den skal altid føres i snor, da den som sagt har et stærkt jagtinstinkt og en stor egenvilje.

En Shiba Inu er en vidunderlig følgesvend, selvom dens viljestærke personlighed kan være for meget for nogle mennesker. Andre falder for dens loyalitet, og dette er også grunden til, at nogle Shiba-ejere siger, at en Shiba ikke bare er en hund – det er en livsstil!

Det gode ved en Shiba Inu

(1) En hund, der er lidt mere som en kat.

Shibaen er meget uafhængig – elsker dog at have sine ejere i nærheden generelt set, men har samme træk som katte i forhold til uafhængighed og ønsket om at være alene. Derudover er Shibaen renlig fra en meget tidlig alder.

(2) En god vagthund

En Shiba er ikke en støjende hund. Men når der er fremmede mennesker eller mærkelige lyde omkring huse, vil den give lyd fra sig. Når man viser den, at der ingen fare er på færde vil den hurtigt falde til ro igen.

Den har en god hukommelse og vil ofte markere, hvis noget pludselig er anderledes, end det plejer at være.

(3) Smuk, adræt og masser af energi

En Shiba er meget adræt og kan sagtens springe over et relativt højt hegn. Man vil blive overrasket over, hvor adræt den egentlig er – til tider kunne man tro, at det var Spiderman. Hvis hunden er ordentligt trænet, kan “superkræfterne” bruges til sjove og underholdende træningsøvelser såsom Agility.

En Shiba kan lære mange forskellige lydigheds-kommandoer, og er meget hurtig til at lære. Den vil ofte tro, at den er klogere end dig, og adlyder kun, når det passer hunden.

(5) Masser af personlighed

Godt nok er en Shiba en relativt lille race, men størrelsen af personligheden skal man ikke tage fejl af. Den er venlig af natur, meget loyal, klog og vagtsom.

Det knap så gode

(1) Stærk vilje og stædighed

En Shiba giver aldrig op og vil heller aldrig overgive sig. Den stærke vilje kan tendere til at blive stædighed, hvilket kan være problematisk i forhold til lydighed. Selvom den er lærenem, vil det altid være på hundens præmisser. Den vil heller aldrig overgive sig, og vil altså ofte kunne komme i konflikt, hvis den opfatter en situation som truende. Derfor kan nogle Shiba-ejere opleve aggressiv adfærd hvad angår fodring, andre hunde og evt. også fremmede mennesker.

En Shiba er super intelligent, og vil ofte bruge hjernen til at “trykke” på de rigtige knapper, så han får det, han ønsker. Han vil gøre alt, hvad der står i sin magt, for at slippe afsted med en mission. Fang ham i at stjæle fra bordet og han vil hurtigt lade som om, at han undskylder. Spiller underdanig og ser ganske og aldeles uskyldig ud. Når du kigger væk igen, er han på vej op på bordet igen.

(3) Ulydig udbryderkonge

Shibaer tror nogle gange, at du skal være lydig overfor dem, og ikke den anden vej rundt. Hvis du ønsker en Shiba skal gøre noget for dig, skal du sikre, at du altid har de bedste tilbud på hånden – snacks eller legetøj. Ellers vil du opleve, at hunden sidder og glor på dig – og venter på, at du laver hundekunsterne.

Din Shiba skal helst ikke efterlades uden opsyn i haven. Han vil hurtigt finde hullet i hegnet, eller endda forsøge at hoppe over, for at komme ud og opleve verden – og jage kvarterets katte. Dette især, hvis han keder sig. Han kan presse sig igennem små huller, gnave snore over og flygte i bedste Houdini-stil. Har du ikke helt styr på alene-hjemme træningen risikerer du også, at udbryder-genet kommer op i ham, når han er indenfor. Dette kan gå ud over møbler, dørkarme osv.

Shibaer har en tendens til at være Drama Queens, når noget ikke går efter deres hoved – for eksempel når man skal iføres en sele. Det samme gør sig gældende, hvis hunden kommer til skade. Shibaen har et meget højt skrig, som kan virke forskrækkende og få dig til at tro, at verdens ende er nær. Men ofte er det knap så galt, når det kommer til stykket…

(5) En dygtig sanger

En Shiba gør generelt set ikke særlig meget, men det vokale spektrum spænder meget vidt. Den mest kendte Shiba-skrig er en højfrekvent tone, som vil gå direkte i ørerne på dig. Dine naboer vil tro, at du torturerer det stakkels kræ. Så hvis Shibaen bruger sine evner til at være snu, vil den bruge skriget imod dig, hvis du lader ham gøre det. Det er derfor ekstra vigtigt at ignorere en dårlige opførsel, hvis skrigeriet begynder. Når det er sagt kan man også få en masse sjov ud af hundens snakkeri.

(6) Skarpe tænder

For en lille hund, har Shibaen meget store og skarpe tænder. Og han er ikke bange for at bruge dem. Det ses også ved, at hundens instinkt med at bide og gnave er mere fremtrædende end ved andre hunderacer. Sørg derfor altid for at have styr på træningen ift. mødet med fremmede mennesker og hunde, alene-hjemme træningen osv. Faktisk ligesom ved enhver anden hund…

Lad dig ikke skræmme af de knap så gode ting ved en Shiba. Mange af forholdene kan imødekommes ved omhyggelig planlægning og konsekvent træning. Shibaen er en fantastisk elskværdig, sjov og loyal hund. Og der er ingen tvivl om, at såvel som hunden er din bedste ven, vil hunden se dig, som sit idol.

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There is a HUGE difference in a puppy raised by a professional who adheres to perfect breeding practices. You owe it to yourself to find out from a top breeder of the Shiba Inu, why correct practices will ensure you get a pet better suited to your family! We have over 20 years of very selective and carefully planned Shiba Inu breedings to produce eye-popping style and grace that is noticeable every time you see your new Shiba Inu puppy. You will benefit from a lifetime of better health and temperament! Our pet prices start at $950 and if you select one of our quality puppies, we know that you’ll be glad that you did! Call today 912-225-9737 or contact us by email. Contact us right away for information on any of the puppies above that will be ready for new homes VERY soon! Most puppies from our planned litters will be priced at approximately $1200, and sometimes more or less depending on age and their perceived potential. We are very happy to help you in choosing a wonderful Shiba Inu companion. We have a very small and selective breeding program, so if you want one of the most well-bred pups you can find anywhere, for a very reasonable price, then we’d love to hear from you.

912-225-9737 or contact us through email.

We suggest that if you are serious about owning a wonderfully well bred Shiba Inu, from top quality show lines, that you contact us by phone. Anyone can produce offspring, but very few are currently involved in properly breeding the magnificent Shiba Inu. We ship all over the United States and many other countries including but not limited to: Canada, The Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, and France.

Seeking an older puppy? Looking for a young adult Shiba Inu? A retired Champion or show dog? Please contact us for more info as we are always happy to assist people in finding their Shiba Inu companions!

Structure & personality are of key importance in breeding a quality Shiba Inu Puppy. Many of our adults and puppies have AKC Champion lineage.

WE DO NOT SELL TO PUPPY MILLS OR PET STORES.

We can take requests and will honor any and all deposits until placement is fulfilled!

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Hund shiba inu

Past participle: dogged

"Love me, love my dog" [St. Bernard]

"The more one gets to know of men, the more one values dogs" [A. Toussenel]

"Dogs live with man as courtiers round a monarch, steeped in the flattery of his notice and enriched with sinecures" [Robert Louis Stevenson The Character of Dogs]

"The great pleasure of a dog is that you may make a fool of yourself with him and not only will he not scold you, but he will make a fool of himself too" [Samuel Butler Notebooks]

"Every dog has its day"

"Why keep a dog and bark yourself?"

"If you lie down with dogs, you will get up with fleas"

"A live dog is better than a dead lion"

"Let sleeping dogs lie"

Breeds of dog

dog eat dog it's dog eat dog in this place → aquí se despedazan unos a otros

to be dressed up like a dog's dinner → ir hecho un adefesio

there's life in the old dog yet → (al abuelo) aún le queda cuerda para rato

he dogs my footsteps → me sigue los pasos

a dog's dinner, a dog's breakfast (British) (= mess) → le foutoir

to be a dog's dinner → être le foutoir

It's dog eat dog in this profession → C'est une profession où la concurrence est féroce.

the dog-eat-dog world of film → l'univers impitoyable du cinéma

every dog has its day → ognuno ha il suo momento di gloria

he's a dog in the manger non lascia che gli altri si godano ciò che lui non può godersi

he hasn't a dog's chance → non ha la benché minima probabilità (di successo)

• I have a guide dog → لَدَيَّ كَلْبٌ يُرَشِّدُني في السَيْرِ → Mám slepeckého psa → Jeg har en førerhund → Ich habe einen Blindenhund → Έχω σκύλο-οδηγό → Tengo un perro guía → Minulla on opaskoira → J'ai un chien guide d'aveugle → Imam psa vodiča → Ho un cane guida → 私は盲導犬を連れています → 나는 안내견이 있어요 → Ik heb een geleidehond → Jeg har førerhund → Mam psa przewodnika → Eu tenho um cão de guia → У меня собака-поводырь → Jag har ledarhund → ฉันมีสุนัขนำทาง → Rehber köpeğim var → Tôi có chó dẫn đường → 我有导盲犬

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