5 Things That Make Shiba Inu the Most Special Dog

[@caitlinkinsey2869]

7 years ago I brought my Shiba, Roshi, home the day he turned 8 weeks. One night when he was only about 3-4 months old, I was taking him out one last time before bed. It was so windy I thought he'd fly like a kite, and suddenly right next to us someone's gate flew open, and a huge pit bull lunged out and attacked. I threw myself between them and yelled at Roshi to run. He did run away, but he didn't want to go far without me. The pit kept trying to go after him, and I wrapped myself around it, trying to pin it to the ground. It was stronger than me though, and kept trying to kill my little Roshi. I had an adrenaline rush and summoned crazy strength to lift the dog up and throw it away from us. I was screaming for help the whole time, and nobody came. Finally the owner came running out and the pit ran off, the owner chasing it. I was on the ground laying there very weak, and the first thing I felt was Roshi licking me and whimpering. A kind woman found us and helped, making sure we got home okay. Ever since, Roshi has been there to protect me. He snuggles close to me and loves when I pet him and hold him. When we walk he refuses to walk beside me, but in front of me instead, as if he's protecting me in his own way from any coming danger. He's almost always at my side, and has protected me from real danger many times.

[@Uko4138]

Your story made me cry 😭❤

[@PandaNDuskie]

I hope to god you called the police on that owner

[@Daniela-ee7ib]

😢😢😢 did he get Hurt? Por baby

[@caitlinkinsey2869]

@@Daniela-ee7ib No, thank goodness. I was able to keep the pit away from him by fighting it myself.

[@DJEjay198]

“Do not get a shiba” my ass

[@lis7742]

I've had cats my whole life, and to me the Shiba Inu is a very cat-like dog! I would love to own one in the future. Their intelligent is such a plus!

[@SuperShiba]

I agree!!

[@nicholasrenteria8036]

Yes😊

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

A Shiba was my first dog. I would not recommend one for a first time dog owner. You really have to know how to handle a dog properly to get the best out of Shiba, otherwise you have a cute little terror that rules the house. Properly trained they are the BEST dog! Although some really can't go off a lead (you may never see him again-they run like lightening) I've been a cat person all my life and, yes, Shibas are very cat like which is one of the things I love about them. The intelligence is a plus and a minus. Sometimes they are too smart for their (and our) own good. Having Adian put Shibas in my heart forever and I will have another one day.

[@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans]

@@DavidHernandez-oc1oz and expensive i want one so bad tho most are 2k dollars which i can't afford and shelters don't have any shibas even 1000 miles from here dont have any and i find cheap ones and have health issues and breeded bad so like where you get yours

[@danielleburkard3088]

I have a Shiba/German Shepherd mix and while she's not very food motivated, She still wants to please her humans. The big shiba traits she has is her big pointy ears, her red fur, cleanliness, intelligence, quirky behavior and quietness. She doesn't have much of a Shiba scream or cinnamon bun tail, but she is such a sweet girl and I've been lucky to have her for going on 12 years. Watching her now, she still has that skip in her step and cunning in her deep brown eyes as she did when she was 2.

[@nyx3137]

I got my 5 month old shiba about 3 days ago now and I started watching your videos before getting her, thank you so much it's made it a lot easier to understand her

[@Altec006322]

I love watching these videos. Helps me with coping with the loss of our shiba Momoko. She was such a wonderful dog. Thank you for all your videos.

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

So sorry for your loss. I had my Aidan for 13 years.

[@1hz901]

I saved a Shiba.Inu's live one year ago and he decided to stay with me. I've never had a dog before. He was born wild and lived wild for 8 years. I never tought him anything, not to sit or to stay or anything else. He does not know any command. But he understands what I want and does it. It all is functioning on co-operation. And this functions very well.

[@el_spicerbeasto]

I've been a shiba owner for 15 exhausting years! I love him so much!

[@somebodyelse2852]

Nice. Didn't get to have my girly tasha as a pup. Someone dropped her off at a shelter though perfect timing while looking for a doggo. By far my favorite dog I've had. Hands down. Hope she gets to be old like that. Probably around 3 years old. Hit our 3rd year together in less than a month. So until she shatters my heart we're gonna have fun.

[@christinaleon-benitez7353]

Amen mine is 15 also and am also exhausted especially now that she is declining. But our memories will outlive our Shibas. Wouldn't trade these past years.

[@NovaRadio-il4wb]

Can you explain what the shedding is really like. Do you avoid wearing black?

[@kingkong2022]

I have my Shiba for over 2 years now. I bought her since she was 2 months old. Such a lovely 7 stubborn creature.

[@SSaaNNddYY77]

My first Shiba came and put her head right into her harness for walks! All she had to do was see it or my saying "go to park". My 2nd had to be lured out of hiding with cheese! For almost her precious 12 years she hid from her harness. Gosh I miss both! ❤❤❤❤❤

[@BuddaBee]

My Shiba passed almost 2 weeks ago. She was 12. I picked her up when she was 14 weeks old. The best little girl, honestly. Idk if I will be lucky enough to get another Shiba as sweet and as well behaved as her, but I hope so in the future when I'm healed from her loss. These videos bring me happiness and tears at the same time. I miss her so much. My poor baby.

[@kevinkier6790]

My two Shiba's didn't want to snuggle with me on the couch, but when bedtime came I was trapped with one on each side and they always had their butts facing me.

[@KanaGotMana]

My Inu was a rescue and lived 16 wonderful years. She was intelligent and such a snuggle bug. It wasnt easy, but I taught her to sit, stay, lay, spin, and speak (bark). I miss her dearly.

[@davemk9]

They're definitely intelligent. I got a 4 month old just a week ago and in half a week just by staying consistent he already learned to tell us when he wants to go potty. Sometimes he has accidents at home as well but I wasn't expecting him to tell us when he needs to go. He even learned the sit command in just a few days, yet again with barely any trying. He's an amazing dog!

[@diyamerican]

I have a shiba/heeler mix who is really smart too. However, his sister at just 4 WEEKs instantly learned fetch and how to use the doggy door. Amazing! But she was too aggressive with the cat so we kept her brother instead. I love him so much ❤

[@AlexxxxPanda]

My Loki (1 year old black and tan) is such a sweet boy and very affectionate but once he gets into hunt mode he ignores me. Very treat/food motivated. He loves to play fetch and thankfully I have big fenced yard. Hardly gets annoyed with my other smaller dog, son, or myself. I feel so lucky to have found him and he’s probably one of the best dogs I’ve ever owned. If you’re thinking about getting a shiba really do research and prepare for bit of a battle with training.

[@roguetheotter]

I'm looking into getting a Shiba in the next year or so, and have been doing extensive research into them. i have mostly had cats, its been about a decade since i've owned a dog, and shibas seem like the best for my lifestyle. I've become a dog groomer, and through my experiences with a great many breeds, i absolutely adore the dramatics and personality of the shiba. your channel has been awesome for information, so thank you!

[@sealab2699]

Very good narration. Your tone is nice to hear!

[@suee.perchemlides4947]

KD had been returned 3 times to the pound. She was about 6-8 months when I took her home, full of puppy energy and needing secure love. Yes she ran away 3 times, even jumping out the car window once. Full of Shiba Inu spunk! My life was unsettled at the time, maybe she knew how much she was needed. In our first year together we moved three times and she hung in there with me. Katie is 9 now, still loves to run tho she stays close to home. We live in a rural wooded area that gives her a lot of space to be a Shiba Inu. Truly can't imagine a city or apartment lifestyle for this breed, but given their intelligence and loyalty no doubt they would adapt. Wonderful dogs!

[@PatrikAhlmConcord]

Couldn’t agree more. Excellent. I have 3 Shiba inus, 2 red and 1 b&t. Huge personalities and they all show these traits. Love your channel

[@chrisvisionofficial]

Our Kaiju is very special. Very quirky for sure. Lol. He is for the most part well behaved. Maybe I have been lucky since I am the one that has trained him. Hopefully I have done a good job so far. He has been the BEST dog I have ever owned and I have had a lot of different breeds since I was a kid. We love our Kaiju. Thanks for the video.

[@PatrickWatsonstl]

Lost my corgi a couple years ago and it seems the Shiba and Corgi both have very similar traits that endear them to us. Thank you for the superb video and the heads up.

[@garypierce362]

I completely agree with you! With my 7 year old Shiba, I love that it’s a challenging breed!

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

Challenging but very rewarding. They are superb dogs once they have been well trained

[@earthheavenisa]

The most candid and thorough description of the Seba. Very helpful.

[@mrbigstuff59yearsago37]

I've always wanted a shiba inu, I don't have one but I have seen one at the puppy zone and it was playful and cute lol.

[@cloverdubs1294]

I'd love to go to a shiba cafe, it'd probably be a bit too tiring for me to keep up with a shiba's needs/training daily/weekly but visiting one once in a while would be fun

[@72151]

They are all just like any person would be, all have their own distinct personality. They are wonderful to have around.

[@al821]

I dog sitted my friend’s shiba and it’s so true about them being stubborn. Good thing is that he was food motivated. I would give him a treat or small piece of what I was eating and he would let me put on the harness around him.

[@Linaskye143]

We adopted a Shiba Inu, and I tell you, it’s always wonderful to have a dog that loves you, but it’s on a different level to earn a Shiba’s love.

[@melanophore]

My girl is all the good things-intelligent, beautiful, sweet when she wants to be, understands where she is in the hierarchy, very healthy, full of personality. She does the hide-and-seek thing before a walk. I call it “pretending”, as in she is pretending she does not want to go for a walk. Yes, super picky eater. Also, she has developed some major anxiety in her old age (she’s 10). She’s afraid of trucks, busses, and especially the garbage truck. Makes morning walks a challenge.

[@somebodyelse2852]

My girly hates fireworks yet will sit and let me vacuum around her. Also sweet when she wants to be. Our challenges are the deer. And rabbits. Cats. Bats(one on the ground in the day light and hey let's go check it out to see if I want to eat it)porcupine. Squirrels. Anything that moves really and has a heart beat. I hope you get many more healthy years and the anxiety doesn't get to bad/or somehow dissipates a bit.

[@onetruetroy]

Great video information! I like the look and personality of Shiba Inu, and almost got one. I reconsidered as that was a dog breed often stolen in the city where I live. I chose a chihuahua terrier golden lab mix (that’s what the info tag provided). I play videos often with Shiba Inu and now my dog acts like one. Too cute, and he has become a handful.

[@sharonb6773]

You are so right in your analysis of the Shiba Inu!! 👍

[@kimgordon3695]

6:15 best hang loose pose 🤙

[@GothicGali]

My boyfriend’s family has two! I don’t think I’ll ever have a dog other than a Shiba. They’re just perfect and fun

[@elizabethollaj170]

❤all these traits I see in our shiba whom we adore. Especially the going for a walk routine where he pretends he doesn’t want to go and trots around the room a few times before he decides he might let us harness him up. So cat like in that way where he’s trying to let us know, it’s his decision and on his time. Also, anytime someone is doing a little project in the house, he is so funny, he acts like a little supervisor and stands there observing the entire operation. I wonder what is in his head.

[@catieward3697]

I really want a Shiba Inu and I'm trying to get my parents to get one. You should make a video about all the good things about Shiba Inus!😜

[@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans]

same but there expensive i want one so bad tho most are 2k dollars which i can't afford and shelters don't have any shibas even 1000 miles from here don't have any and i find cheap ones and have health issues and breeded bad so like where you get yours

[@websterwagnerhennessy5927]

I love my shiba he is such a lovey boy and does not cause trouble anymore !

[@susansporko6460]

❤ I absolutely love my Shibu! I’m obsessed! They are so fun, intelligent, gorgeous and sweet!

[@susansporko6460]

Thank you for your video

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

Plus you always get stopped by people asking ifi it'sa fox or a wolf or commenting how adorable they are. One of the most common comments I'd hear was "He's just the right size"

[@Bad_Karma1968]

Love all the classic Jimmy moment clips

[@Grehmdel]

Shiba Inu owner - we love our rascal ginger fox. A fenced in yard is an absolute MUST.

[@dannggg]

You guys live in LA? that dog park looks like the dog park on la cienaga

[@mishibohorquez632]

I love my Shiba. As long as you have the patience, you'll be a proud owner too.

[@scarletrosedragon]

Thank you for this interesting video! They are really special and soo Kawaiii. Do you have also experience and tips on the handling of adult Shiba Inu? Since they are very attached to their owners, family/pack. What should be considered in general, when new acquaintances, who are strangers for them, enter their lives and possibly become their new dog sitters? As example, because the former caretakers can no longer take care of them or simply something has changed with the owners. This would be very interesting to know.

[@WIcogit8r]

When I acquired my Shikoku ken (age 4) from a rescue, I spoke to her softly and let her smell me. She had just been spayed and probably was not totally off the anesthesia. I drove home 18 miles (rural driving) with her on my lap. Yes, carefully; she's 45 lb. We've been best buds ever since. Your new person might try hiding a treat in their hand and just quietly sitting near the dog. Make it a game. Let the dog make the moves.

[@shibainusqueezins6424]

Anyone have advice on getting shibas used to harnesses/collars/leashes. I had no issues with my previous shibas but my current ones [6 months old) hate them. They get aggressive when trying to put them on or take them off and when on they just lay around or whine. I have only taken them on 3 walks and it sucks.

[@janinebrandt9443]

Yup, I also have an issue with our 3 year old Shiba female. We adopted her last week Thursday from a breeder. She wasn't taught the basics & we are training her to go for walks on a harness and leash. She'll walk for a certain amount of time and just stop. She won't walk any further, doesn't matter what we do. Sometimes after waiting and waiting she'll carry on walking but not always. I would also love advice on how to stop this, if possible and have more enjoyable walks and perhaps hikes.

[@WIcogit8r]

@@janinebrandt9443 Your Shiba wants to stop and sample the local smells & stuff. Maybe there's a squirrel or a chipmunk... or evidence that another dog was around that tree recently... she might want to stalk that bird. As a human, it's foreign to you. She can't understand why humans just want to walk in a straight line at a constant speed. They miss SO MUCH!

[@claudinemangasing8774]

I have an almost 2-year old male Shiba. He doesn’t like eating much and is very picky. Some say not to “spoil” him by giving different kibbles to try or to hand feed him. Is there a way the eating pattern can be more consistent so that he eats by himself? I’m just worried because he doesn’t even reach 3/4 cup of kibbles a day.

[@SuperShiba]

If there is no medical condition that cause him to lose appetite. Have you try free feeding? meaning to leave food out all the time so he can eat whenever he wants. If his form looks healthy(not unhealthy skinny) he is probably ok nutritious wise. When Jimmy was much younger he doesn't have good appetite and our vet recommended us to do free feeding that seems to solve most issues. Hope it helps, good luck!

[@deye8348]

We had the same issue with our Shiba. It started from the very young age. He would not eat his food even if we would let it out for hours. We solved the problem by adding toppings to his food. He does much better these days but there are some days that he just wants to be fed by hand and that is no problem for us. That doesn't mean he is spoiled. It's just His Royal wish to be pampered 😊

[@claudinemangasing8774]

@@deye8348, I hand feed our Shiba nowadays because his total protein dropped (not enough protein in his diet because super picky) and creatinine went up. He had ascitis so is under meds for 1 month. His tummy looks normal now and no more peritoneal fluid.

[@FreshlySnipes]

Our Shiba was very easy to train and is super well behaved. She is awesome!

[@retrochomp]

When i try to go outside for a walk, my (Wooly) Shiba Yone refuses to go. i have to lure him with a half open front door and still have to playfully chase him to make him go to the hallway toward that door. Even tho it is tiring it is never annoying me because i know he likes to be playfully stubborn like that. ❤

[@koalajob1778]

my shiba inu is 9 weeks. he really like play around me and bite my hand as always, but when the there is stranger, he just lick and behave like gentle man...once i have personal week of work. and had keep on eye my dog. all they said sleep play eat, and there was NO mischievous or bad behave while i was gone.

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

I live on three acres in the country now with woods at the back. Would that be a good home for a Shiba Inu? Also there is a great NHK documentary about Shiba Inu dogs. Every shiba fan should watch it!

[@WIcogit8r]

We let our Shikoku ken ('cousin' of Shiba inu) out by herself. We have 70 acres some woods, some prairie, no fences. She comes back when she's ready. She probably doesn't go further than 600 feet unless there is a critter to chase. However, recently there was a report of a black bear in the vicinity. Makes me nervous. Crossing my fingers and trusting her judgement.

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

Just saw that documentary yesterday. It was excellent. Some Shibas just can't be off a lead. They run like lightening and keep running and running and running...

[@WendySweetwood]

Since I have mobility issues that makes it extremely difficult for me to bend over, I have started using a longer leash to play games with my shiba inu. It has helped me with her excessive energy.

[@electric_boogaloo496]

Our Shiba doesn't care about rain, shine, snow. He must go for a walk two times a day, and very good at reminding us when we delay it. When we say the magic words "let's go" he always comes running. He hates baths, but doesn't mind waking in the rain at all.

[@NonnyBid]

I love my Shibas personality .. he’s a great dog

It’s true. I can never get mad at my Shiba. I usually just laugh. Such a personality! This dog literally tried to murder my other dog ( I jest) and I just laughed because that scream is just too cute.

[@pearllast8249]

I have a dog similar breed., but Mokes looks like a mix breed with a Siberian husky thrown in there., so., she is a medium size., a bit bigger then a shiba inu! She has small ears and on the sides of her neck the has tuffs of hair that make her neck look large! We find she is quite loyal and indeed very fussy eater! We also find she is extremely intelligent and loves hunting for her food., she will eat her kills., we find her very unusual breed indeed!

[@WIcogit8r]

You may have a Shikoku ken. My rescue Tomo (Tomodachi) was described as a Shiba when I got her at age 4. However, she weighs 45 lb. After 2 years, I searched the web and have determined that Tomo is a Shikoku ken. I think she came from an Amish puppy mill. She looks like a Shiba (sesame) but has a longer body. She demonstrates a hunting instinct; has targeted voles, rabbits, and a snake on our rural acres. She can tell when she is inside the house that there is SOMETHING in the back yard! It was a deer. Hard to imagine how a Shikoku ken got to rural Wisconsin; maybe she was brought as a hunting dog. But she is freaked by gunshots. She is very loyal, and loves to eat. We are lucky to have her.

[@octapusxft]

In general I think that having a yard is a must for any dog breed.

[@faresaboukhater8701]

My shiba inu is 8 months old. he is always fearful of anything. im hopeless

[@elenadelawder6913]

I 💖shiba inus!

[@shannaclankie184]

100%. My Yuna just turned one and is still super naughty. She is well trained and learns tricks quickly, but only 50% wants to listen. I've decided I just have to respect her decision not to listen 😮‍💨 During training they wanted us to walk our dogs and have them step into a holla-hoop. It scared her so bad she'd scream and jump in figure eights to avoid it. Lol, the instructors were so mad and tried to physically force her. I told them to stop and if she doesn't want to, she doesn't have to. And for the rest of the classes Yuna refused to ever take treats from them again. I did the same thing at home and she was just fine. ❤️

[@mintsden6620]

Brace yourself, teenage hood is very ungrateful. You need to patient and consistent in your training. mine settled after a year and a half

[@TamNguyen-nl1cf]

Dont do anything to others that you dont want others do it to you.

[@karin7765]

Go away from "Dog instructors" who physically force things on any dog this will definitly not work on a Shiba Inu. With positive encouragement you can do much . Reinforce behaviour you are looking for with treats!

[@Fc3s808]

Quirky about sums it up

[@yuichirokomai9488]

You cant't be the master of a Shiba-inu, just be an observer from a distance; true story.

[@TheMigueld99]

I'm getting used to how to treat my shiba puppy, she's now 5 months old, when do you think it's the proper time to get a second shiba? Btw I am a huge fan of your videos, they've been so useful for me understanding my dog =)

[@SuperShiba]

Hi thanks for the support 🙏🏻 Second dog I would recommend to wait for 3-5 years. This is to ensure the older dog is fully trained and well behaved and also you don’t want to lose all your dogs at the same time…

[@shibainusqueezins6424]

Super shiba is definitely correct. My first set were brother and sister and it was very difficult at the end taking care of both and devastating that they passed so close to one another. To go from a house of dogs to zero is hard. I am a hypocrite though because I just got a red brother and sister because I cannot imagine having only 1 dog. But in my defense, I am on a waiting list for b&t brother sister combo. I am a masochist. As hard as it is to wait, it is probably a good thing that there will be some age separation.

[@TheMigueld99]

@@SuperShiba Thank you for replying and for the advice, right now I’m really focusing on training my girl so she becomes an equilibrated dog maybe that will help to educate my next shiba in the future, I think I will wait then :)

[@TheMigueld99]

@@shibainusqueezins6424 what was the most difficult thing that you encountered training your shibas?

[@shibainusqueezins6424]

@@TheMigueld99 It is funny how different these 2 sets of shibas have been. But what I have found most difficult is training both of them equally. If I work with both at the same time they distract each other but if I separate them they go crazy wondering what the other is doing. One good thing about training them at the same time is they will pick up when one gets a reward and mimick the behavior. As I mentioned in a comment above, currently getting them used to a harness and leash is a nightmare. I had zero issue with this on my first shiba set. If I get another pair, I will make sure the breeder puts a collar on as asap

[@Yayawawa-k9c]

好羨慕乾淨的寵物公園喔！

[@kronicassault1374]

So basically this dog is just like my kids. Good to know

[@MissMeganBeckett]

My shiba loves the sweet potato duck twists and the blueberry bacon cookie treats, he will also eat the dehydrated liver and other dehydrated meat treats, blueberries and sweet potato are his favourite vegetable and fruit. He cannot eat anything containing broccoli or he will have painful gas that smells horrendous, this broccoli food intolerances is apparently common in Shibas. He is very picky about his food and has definite preferences about which protein source is his main meal, so far he has no objections to duck but will not eat turkey at all, with other meats falling on a sliding scale of palatability in between those extremes.

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

Reminds me of how my Aidan loved sweet potato "jerky" treats

[@anakim1]

My shiba is driving me crazy😭😭😭😭

[@caroladonner5571]

Ich habe meinen Eyko seit 13 Jahren. Er ist immernoch sehr agil und natürlich eigensinnig. Shiba inus sind sehr intelligent, aber auch stur. Es war zwar nicht leicht, ihn zu erziehen, aber ich möchte ihn nicht missen. Ich hoffe, wir haben noch ein paat Jahre miteinander. Er bellt kaum und freut sich über jeden Besuch, auch mit anderen Hunden verträgt er sich gut. Ich liebe diesen Hund, der auch mal beleidigt ist, wenn es nicht nach seinem Willen geht.

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

Did Jimmy get the ball out?

[@SuperShiba]

We got it for him, always

[@amrshri1]

We bought our shiba one of the balls we've seen you have called Jimmy's favorite ball and our shiba absolutely goes crazy over it. Also his personality is so dramatic its funny.

[@kimgordon3695]

Cousin Prince' says "woof" 🐶🐺

[@kimgordon3695]

They are so beautiful. Sweet & Stubborn... but SO worth It! 🐕

[@kimgordon3695]

We love You Jimmy & family

[@pawpkitty]

Stubborn and independent dogs are my favorite. I really don't enjoy dogs who are all in my face 24/7.

[@houseofvanity8]

I would love to have a shiba !!!!!!

[@armchairqb2000]

Good boy Jimmy

[@trtlphnx]

Love You And Jimmy: And Nothing Against Jimmy But I Own a Black And Tan Female And I Like her Color Pattern So Much Better Than The Standard But That's OUR Preference...

[@kimgordon3695]

Equally beautiful...

[@kimgordon3695]

Hello jimminy cricket we bribe you picky baby. Good thing we are Chef's

[@shibainusqueezins6424]

All colors are awesome, but if I had to rank them, I would put b&t at the top. Just don't tell my reds that...

[@michaelrmurphy2734]

@@shibainusqueezins6424 Red and white is the "classic" Shiba Inu look.

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

I go back and forth with the black and tan. I think they are cool but Aidan was a more standard color and my mind says that's a Shiba. I suspect I'll get a black and tan one day

[@ary0oYT]

i'm going to get a shiba inu myself

[@pfalweer9579]

Cheeeeseeeeee hé likes the most

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

My Aidan was a chicken and salmon man

[@VivaSepulchre]

❤😂💪👌

[@siriosstar4789]

Training ? don't bother . the only command that i wish my shiba would follow is "come" . but even this is not a problem because if she doesn't come then i go and pick her up and take her where i want . ipad a kangal dog before the shiba and they are a thousand times more difficult . i don't believe in "training dogs so i don't have a problem with her quirky behavior. in fact i like it that she thinks for herself . if you train a dog too much they lose their character .

[@DavidHernandez-oc1oz]

I didn't find that to be the case after doing intensive training with Adian. The only thing he lost was his undesirable traits(some of them were dangerous). He seemed to be more settled and content when bettertrained

[@brianheidel4550]

why do puppies cost $1000 to $3000 ?

[@nephilimivritt8216]

well they can also drive and fire a HIMAR and they carry an AR15 and an AK47 so im assuming they can fire them too 😂

[@korzer]

Good looking from the front maybe, not the rear

[@mexdrago3009]

Why do some look dopey. I dont the dopey ones are pure breeds. They look like a corgy mix. lol The pure breed ones look more mature.

[@OnatGG]

come on, I also own a Shiba, and I love her so damn much, but lets be honest here. They are not intelligent dogs, maybe slightly higher than the average but thats it. Intelligent dogs are like golden retriever, kangal, german shepherd, labrador etc. Maybe they are intelligence in the form of hunting small game but not with following/understanding humans.

[@Sheeba_The_Shiba]

I’m so bad and so I’m my owner

[@Robespierre-lI]

Best Shiba Inu feature .. very flavorful in soup

[@pfalweer9579]

My Yoki loves cheeese right now 4 years old olmost 5

[@bioticgod4940]

doge

[@tariqramadan1521]

Don’t get a shiba

[@AE1OU]

Very special indeed. It knows the Jack-o pose

[@CTD_Roblox.By-Beans]

@DavidHernandez-oc1oz and expensive i want one so bad tho most are 2k dollars which i can't afford and shelters don't have any shibas even 1000 miles from here don't have any and i find cheap ones and have health issues and breeded bad so like where you get a good one cheaper cent do over 1.7k even that is a lot :(