How to raise a Japanese Shiba Inu. The Shiba Inu is docile, loyal, obedient, patient, simple and elegant, smart and alert, brave and bold, kind and affectionate. These characteristics together produce a noble and naturally beautiful character.

There are various ways to maintain Japanese Shiba Inu. Generally, a dry cloth or comb is used to maintain the dog's skin. When the dog is still young, it must be accustomed to the touch of human hands. For example, if the teeth in the dog's mouth are checked every day, when going to the exhibition, the dog will calmly let the judges see the teeth; touch them with hands. If you have a dog, you can also build a relationship with the dog. In addition, petting the dog can also detect abnormalities on the dog's skin surface, or abnormalities in various parts of the dog.

When the dog goes out for a walk, after the exercise, rub the dog's body with a dry cloth and brush the dog's hair with a comb. When a dog is two to six months old, he is developing vigorously and all parts of his body have undergone significant changes. It is best to keep the dog's body clean regularly. In addition, when a dog is four months old, the deciduous teeth begin to be replaced by permanent teeth. If the deciduous teeth are found to be shaking, they should be removed as soon as possible. When your dog gets wet in the rain, dry it thoroughly with an old towel to avoid getting sick. Pay attention to the health status of your dog, and then find the best care method and appropriate time depending on the situation.

The fingers and claws of foreign dogs need to be trimmed, but if the Shiba Inu has sufficient exercise, the fingers and claws will be naturally worn clean, so there is no need to trim them specially.

To care for and maintain a Shiba Inu, it is enough to clean the kennel well and add the above-mentioned key points.

You raise a Shiba Inu because you like it, so you should do a good job in disciplining the puppies that will affect the future of the dog. The Shiba Inu itself is not delicate. People's pampering of the Shiba Inu makes the Shiba Inu delicate. When raising a Shiba Inu, please let the Shiba Inu retain its original wild flavor, so that although the Shiba Inu is small, its meticulous posture and calm personality can be maintained.

It is enough to feed the Shiba Inu only eight cents full. Don’t overdo it. Let it lick the bowl with satisfaction. If it eats a lot and runs and jumps after the meal, it will be easy to spit it out intact.

When you want to change the food for your Shiba Inu, don’t change it all at once. Mix in half of the new food each time, try it for two or three days, gradually increase the new amount, and then use the new food after a week. Only in this way can the Shiba Inu's digestive system adapt, otherwise it will be prone to diarrhea