Unlike some other breeds of dog, Shar-peis very often have a distinct dislike of water (no matter how clean). When walking a Shar-pei, one will likely notice the dog will actively avoid even the smallest of puddles, as well as mud, and they may be reluctant to go out in rain or snow. Part of this is a result of the Shar-peis wiring- they are highly cleanly dogs. Western Shar-peis (most Shar-peis in North America were introduced in the 1970s by way of Hong Kong and very poorly bred) are predisposed to many health problems, including several skin conditions, and as such, bathing the Shar-pei must be done at intervals sufficient to keep the dog clean but not to irritate their sensitive skin/fur. This can typically be done less frequently than other breeds.
there is such thing of shiba inu& friends
Shiba inu's normally live for 13-16 years approximetely. i have a shiba inu + corgi mix and it is 8 atm
Mine doesn't.
A Shiba Inu is the smallest of the five Breeds native to Japan with the Akita Inu being the largest.
The Shiba Inu is one of the smallest and distinct spitz breeds of dogs from Japan. The Shiba Inu was originally bred to hunt animals like birds and rabbits.
Shiba means brushwood and Inu means dog so, it means Brushwood Dog.
Soba inu's are their bteed
i will buy it
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Inu is the literal word for dog in Japanese so calling a dog Shiba Inu in Japan is redundant. The dog is referred to as Shiba Ken (ken being the word for breed) or simply Shiba. Due to a recent popular Softbank (mobile phone company) ad campaign, white/cream colored Shibas are often referred to as Otou-san, the dog's name in the commercials.
Sure you can, you can also check with breeders! I know their are Shiba Inu breeders in Canada! P.S. They prefer cooler weather!