Pet owners who raise Shiba Inu must have a common opinion. It is docile, loyal, smart and clever, so it is very popular among pet owners in the dog world. But if you want your Shiba Inu to grow up healthily, Youpet editor also recommends pet owners to do the following homework.

First of all, when choosing Shiba Inu as a breeder, we need to install a kennel for him. It is best to place the kennel indoors to prevent the dog from getting sick when exposed to the cold outdoors; especially in winter, the kennel needs to be kept clean and some warm materials added. As a place for resting and sleeping, the kennel needs a certain amount of space and should not be too small.

As a small hunting dog, the Shiba Inu has a certain amount of activity. It should not be kept at home every day. It needs to be taken out for exercise every day and run regularly to enhance its physical fitness while maintaining its original nature; exercise 30 times a day Minutes to 1 hour are more appropriate.

The Shiba Inu is a very clean dog. It needs to be combed and bathed regularly, especially after coming back from activities. It is likely to bring a lot of dirt with it. In hot summer, wash it once a week or so, in autumn and winter. Once every 10 days or so during the season is enough; after taking a bath, comb the dog's hair with a comb to keep it clean and smooth, and stroke the dog with your hands to get close to each other; we also need to take care of the dog's oral cavity, time The interval is one week.

Shiba Inu can only live independently after four months. It is generally recommended that before four months, we feed the dog 4 times a day, mainly nutritious milk, egg yolk, etc.; after 6 months, feed the dog 3 times a day. You can feed some animal offal, etc.; adult dogs can be fed twice a day, mainly dog ​​food, combined with meat.

Shiba Inu are very good at taking care of themselves in daily life. They have clean and beautiful short hair, and they have very little saliva and no body odor. They only need simple grooming by their owners, so they are the kind that will least cause trouble to their owners. The dog is in trouble.