What are the living habits of the Shiba Inu? The Shiba Inu’s weak point is on the right side, and it will act to protect the right side. The Shiba Inu shows submission and surrender by letting others see its belly. The Shiba Inu prefers people to others of its kind. The Shiba Inu has a sense of territoriality, jealousy and vanity. The Shiba Inu has a good memory, likes to sniff everything, will avoid humans or other Shiba Inu when sick, and does not like alcohol.

The Shiba Inu’s weak point is on the right side, and it will act to protect the right side. When it is chased and cornered, it will put its right side against the wall and its left side facing the enemy. This habit is the innate instinct of the Shiba Inu.

The Shiba Inu shows submission and surrender by letting others see its belly. There are also certain rules in Shiba Inu society: they will never attack an opponent who falls down and exposes his belly. When a Shiba Inu sleeps with its belly facing upward, it shows that it is reassured or trusting, and will only let people see or touch its belly.

The Shiba Inu prefers people to its own kind, not only because people can take care of it and give it food and shelter. The main reason is that the Shiba Inu keeps company with people and establishes a relationship. Shiba Inu dogs are fiercely protective of their owners. Some Shiba Inu rescue children from water, burning houses or cars. The Shiba Inu will help its fellow Shiba Inu friends who are in distress or injured.

The territorial nature of the Shiba Inu is to occupy a certain area and protect it from other animals. They use anal gland secretions, sweat secreted by the sweat glands between their toes, and use their hind limbs to scratch pictures on the ground as territorial marks.

Jealousy is part of the Shiba Inu’s habits. When you focus on the new Shiba Inu and neglect to take care of it, it will become angry, disobey the habits it has developed, and become impatient and destructive. sex.

The vanity in Shiba Inu habits is that people like to praise and commend purebred Japanese Shiba Inu pictures. When it does a good deed or does some small tricks, you clap your hands to praise it and stroke it, and it will be as satisfied as if it had eaten a sumptuous meal. The Shiba Inu is also shy. If it does something wrong or its coat is cut too short, it will hide somewhere and only come out when it is hungry.

The memory of the Shiba Inu is very good. It seems that the Shiba Inu will never forget the voice of the person who has been close to it. At the same time, it can also remember the place where it lived. But some people think that the Shiba Inu relies on its sensory sensitivity to recognize familiar voices and familiar places.

The Shiba Inu loves to sniff everything. Sniff for territory markings, new Shiba Inu, food, poison, feces, urine and more. When the Shiba Inu is out roaming, we often see it constantly urinating or squatting down to defecate, spreading its feces on the road. We rely on these "stinky signs" to walk.

Shiba Inu’s habits of chasing creatures. Such as hunting and killing small animals. Chasing rabbits, cats, sheep, etc., and even chasing and biting humans, people use this characteristic of the Shiba Inu to drive away sheep and cattle and protect humans themselves.

When a Shiba Inu is sick, it will instinctively avoid humans or otherHis Shiba Inu hides in the shadows to recover or die, which is an "atavism". The ancestors of the Shiba Inu live in groups. If there is a sick or injured Shiba Inu in the group, the other Shiba Inu will kill it to prevent them all being affected or left behind. This should attract the attention of Shiba Inu owners or breeders, and they should seek prompt diagnosis and treatment from a veterinarian.

Shiba Inu dislikes alcohol the most. When the Shiba Inu was injected in the veterinary hospital, he behaved well before applying alcohol. Once the alcohol is applied, the Shiba Inu smells the smell, and its hair immediately stands on end and it roars uneasily.