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Author: Admin | 2025-04-28
And not good for a dog's mental and physical health.If you work away from home on a full-time basis and are thinking about bringing a Shiba Inu into your life BUT have no one else to watch your dog while you are away it's best to wait for a better time.Alternatively you can consider dog care options but the monthly cost will be considerable.Q: What Is a Shiba Inu SCREAM About?Shiba Inus can put on a lot of drama - especially during certain grooming procedures that they're not fans of.This can induce high-pitched and LOUD protestations in the form of the infamous Shiba scream.While it may sound terrifying, it's actually not as bad it sounds.Shibas just have a way of wanting to be "heard" quickly so we humans can make it better.Q: Are Shiba Inus Hard To Train?A: Yes, No.... Basically, it depends.Shiba Inus bred from quality breeding programs and are socialized and begin training at a young age are generally fairly easy to chain provided that you take the time to understand your individual Shibas motivation. Shibas can be dogs that don't see the point of complying to repetitive tasks for no apparent reason. This is why positive reinforcement with food treat work well for Shibas.Q: Was Hachi The Dog a Shiba Inu?A: No, Hachi was a beloved Akita Inu.Both Akita Inus and Shiba Inus are in the group of the six native dog breeds of Japan.However aside from the massive size difference, Shibas and Akitas look remarkably similar. In the movie Hachiko starring Richard Gere, a Shiba inu was used to play the role of Hachiko as a puppy.Our Favorite Shiba Inu Resources
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