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The key is to socialize them when they are pups, as with any breed it will dictate how the dog acts around other people and dogs. Grooming is a little more higher maintenance than other breeds.Shiba owners, correct me if I'm wrong -- But I've been told they're extremely loyal to their owners. And while that may sound great, it also means they're not AS friendly/playful towards others, no?
I've always wanted one, but I've heard that's the case for most instances. Also, the shedding must be a pain.
Ah, gotcha.Shiba owners, correct me if I'm wrong -- But I've been told they're extremely loyal to their owners. And while that may sound great, it also means they're not AS friendly/playful towards others, no?
I've always wanted one, but I've heard that's the case for most instances. Also, the shedding must be a pain
The key is to socialize them when they are pups, as with any breed it will dictate how the dog acts around other people and dogs. Grooming is a little more higher maintenance than other breeds.
, he's down to 17 now. SOB rips through treats when we're not home, gets yelled at, and has that "I ain't eem mad" face.
Chalk it up to lousy owners. If they would have socialized them correctly they would be fine. Shiba's are known to have cat like characteristics too, very independent.
