Shiba Inu dog breed - A spirited and independent dog with fox-like features.
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Shiba Inu

A spirited and independent dog with fox-like features.

The Shiba Inu is Japan’s most popular companion dog, admired for its bold personality, agility, and compact, muscular build. These dogs are confident, alert, and intelligent, often likened to a cat due to their fastidious grooming habits and aloofness.

Quick Facts

SizeSmall
Breed GroupUtility
Lifespan10–12 Years
Exercise NeedsUp to 1 hour per day
TrainabilityShiba Inus are intelligent but can be very independent, making training a challenge. Early socialization and firm but kind training are crucial.
Grooming NeedsMedium
SheddingYes
Barking TendencyMedium
TemperamentAlert, independent, and occasionally aloof, they bond strongly with their families and make good watchdogs. They prefer to be the boss.

Available Shiba Inus

3 dogs available
Ellie, a 1 year old male Shiba Inu available for adoption from Animal Helpline in Cambridgeshire

Animal Helpline

Ellie

Cambridgeshire
SexMale
Age1 year
BreedShiba Inu

Say hello to the beautiful Ellie, a young Shiba Inu with a confident personality and plenty of charm.Ellie has settled into rescue life really well and has impressed everyone she’s met. She’s a happy, friendly girl who takes new experiences in her stride and enjoys making new friends.She’s been great with the other dogs she’s met so far and is equally happy meeting people, greeting everyone with curiosity and confidence. Her outgoing nature makes her a joy to spend time with.

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Sheba, a 2 years old female Shiba Inu available for adoption from Wallace Kennels in Essex

Wallace Kennels

Sheba

Essex
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedShiba Inu

2 year old Shiba Inu, spayed, vaccinated and microchipped.Delightful and full of character.Cats and other small furries unknown and untested.Has shown no issues with or around the other dogs here but as always careful introductions are required.Any children in the home need to be 5+Walks nicely on the lead and travels well.We would like to see Sheba go to a home where she is not going to be left for more than a few hours by herself as she really does want company.As always a secure with adequate height fencing is requiredPLEASE ENSURE YOU TYPE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS CORRECTLY OTHERWISE YOU WILL NOT RECEIVE A REPLY.

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