Shiba Inu Breed Review by Min Wang

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Min Wang

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Greighton

I love my Shiba. I got it when he was two months old. It has been an excellent experience seeing him grow and slowly build a bond with me. It requires a lot of patience to have them around because he had got on my nerves five times since I got it, but still, I love him so much that I don't want him to die, even if it sounds stupid. It has all these things that make him look like a dog and a cat simultaneously. He loves attention and gets sad when he doesn't get it. He is obsessed with hands and feet like a nuclear energy bomb. It is very active, strong, and solid for its size. He is afraid of loud noises but seems not to get scared from a 🐻 bear. In summary, I won't have any other breed in my lifetime. Maybe a German Shepherd and a Labrador.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Sharine

Best dog I've owned.... very self contained dog, but needs regular exercise.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by brent darville

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Paul VanCleve

The Sheba Inu puppy is a challenge for sure. Watching him grow into a happy and self confident adolescent is worth the time.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Patricia M. Trudeau

I was very close to my sister's dog and was ( am) intrigued by their cat/ dog character. I love both cats and dogs.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Richard Prattt

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by billy ragin

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Tyler

Difficult to train at first and fairly independent throughout their lives, but overall one of the most loving and fiercely loving dog breeds out there. Recommended for owners with previous dog ownership experience due to the above-listed points.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Awilda Rodriguez

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Abbey Pettis

Absolutely love my Shiba! She's 18 weeks and has learned to sit, stay, lie down, leave it and come! She's very food driven, and her nails are clear due to her white feet making for easy nail trims. She's energetic as well as loving. Her favorite things are to chew empty water bottles, ice cubes, and receive scratches all along her neck and shoulders. She is crate trained but loves to sleep in her bed in there every night and goes in whenever she needs a little nap. She's very good with all people, but is still going through the nipping phase of her puppyhood when she gets too excited. As for dogs, she is great with all dogs except those that are VERY small, which I attributed to her "hunting" drive that these dogs were bred for. I adore my Shiba Inu for her exuberance in life, constant interest in learning new things, ability to be independent, socialization skills, and her boundless love for us!

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Diana

My Shiba Inu is the easiest dog I've ever trained. She's only 6 months old and I taught her to sit, give paw, and lay down in 2 days. Best dog I've ever had.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Karen Kapocius

I have had the opportunity to have Shiba Inus in my family for the past 35 years. Once you have the experience of being with a Shiba, you will see no other breed, only Shiba Inu. My most recent Shiba-family member lived to be 18 years of age. Plan for a long, fulfilling life journey with your furry family member. They are intelligent, aloof (to those that deserve it), intuitive, protective, charming, and selectively affectionate.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Theresa Hawkins

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Frank

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Maria Martin

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by madalyne

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Annika

The Shiba Inu is honestly one of the best dogs you can possibly have. Yes, they are very stubborn and can be a big challenge when they're puppies, but if you're patient it pays off. They are very smart and independent but also love to receive love and attention. They are very playful but are also okay with just laying down and relaxing. They are very loyal and obedient (even when they're stubborn). They don't really bark but they do make a variety of noises that are adorable. They're also very funny, even when they are "serious" and it's hard not to laugh at their facial expressions. The doge meme is a perfect summed up example of a Shiba's personality. Overall, I think the Shiba Inu is a great breed, you just have to be patient at first and know how to train them well!

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Airam garcia

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Ody

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by alyssa

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Lisa

The Shiba Inu is by far the most unique dog breed around. Never even heard of this breed until my son wanted one. Now I can not live without them. They do what they want when they want and they keep you busy but are so well worth it. I dont think i will ever get any other kind of dog again. Coming home every day to a dog who acts like they haven't seen you in a year is the best part of my day and just totally warms my heart.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by J.Camacho

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by alynna

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Carter

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Melissa

The Shiba Inu is a wonderful breed; very easy to train , independent and confident.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Kaelynn

I have two Shiba inu's a two year old and a 6 month old

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Diane Mckown

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Anna Huang

These puppies probably aren't as cute some other breeds, but these Are the cute kind!!! How much is on on sale?

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Fred Parkhurst

We love shiba' s strong mind,smart,good watch dog,loves kids but u have to be Alfa to show them that u are in charge.Very loving family dog

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Lori Helms

We got our Shiba as a puppy 7 1/2 years ago. He was a bundle of energy the first 4 years. He has since calmed quite a bit but has remained very independent and head strong. He was very easily trainable but will only follow commands when he wants. He is very loyal and protective of me to the point where he jumps at my husband when he gets too close. If shedding is a problem for you, a Shiba is not your dog. Twice a year he blows his coat over a 2-3 week period. Even with de-shedding him every day he wakes up with tufts of fur sticking out and our vacuum is constantly full. The one thing that I wish we could break him of is his fascination with feet. He constantly stares at people's feet and lunges when they walk away. We love Jacoby

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by yassss

i love puppyys and ya

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Vosh Heda

Best dog!

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by marice

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Brianna Phillips

I've never owned one

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Diana

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Derek

These puppies are soooo adorable

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Tyler

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Chris Walker

I have never owned a Shiba Ainu before. My family and I think that they are very beautiful dogs. We have been looking to buy a Shiba Ainu puppy.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Ngoc Nguyen

This breed is gorgeous, but owner must have the patience to train any Shiba or else it will run the house.

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Margaret Rostocki

We have had our Shiba for almost 12 years now. I prefer male Shiba Inus over female due to temperment. Our Shiba has been a stubborn and joyful companion to myself, husband and 2 boys, extended family and neighbors. He is a lovely addition to our family. I do caution, unless you can't be flexible and take the time to train your Shiba, you should not get one as they can be quite stubborn - ours failed obedience training, but we wouldn't have any other dog! We LOVE our Shiba!!

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Melanie Mayerson

Great dogs but you must be a strong owner. This is the most wonderful dog I have ever Known

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by patricia

The shiba is not only a gorgeous physical canine specimen, but one of the most loyal, loving, and interactive breed of dogs I have ever lived with. Clean, agile and oh-so amusing, this breed can be a wonderful pet--but must have obedience training and stay on leash all the time!

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Shiba Inu Breed Review by Alisha

I have had a shiba inu since he was 6 months old. Rescued him from a shelter. He has been the best dog I have ever owned. Very very intelligent. They do need a bit of excercise but I\'ve noticed they love the mental exercise as well. So loving and so good with kids. We had him trained in days to use the outside for the potty. And we use a furminator on him gets his fluffy coat down so he\'s not so hot in the summer

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