Shiba Inu's ears are triangular and look thick and powerful, while those of purebred Shiba Inu are erect. Shiba Inu's eyes should be almond-shaped, just like the parallelogram in our mathematics, with its tail slightly upturned. If it is round, it may not be a purebred Shiba Inu, or it may be a string of Shiba Inu.
Shiba Inu is a dog with two layers of fur, one is needle hair and the other is fluff. Moreover, purebred Shiba Inu also needs a clear white area on the chest, and the transition between yellow hair and white hair should be natural and unobtrusive. The paws of purebred Shiba Inu are gathered, just like the paws of a cat, and they are seamless. Moreover, by looking at the front paws of Shiba Inu, we can also see the bone mass of Shiba Inu, and we can judge how tall Shiba Inu will be when it grows up. The bigger the paws, the stronger it will be.
Advantages and disadvantages of Shiba Inu
Shiba Inu's personality is relatively independent, and he won't stick to his master all the time. At the same time, Shiba Inu is also very clean, and basically does not need its owner to take care of its hair for a long time. Secondly, Shiba Inu barks only when there are strangers. It has a strong learning ability and the training is very simple and easy.
Most Shiba Inu are tough inside and will not take the initiative to admit defeat and reflect, especially after being reprimanded or educated by their owners. Because Shiba Inu is clever and cunning to some extent. Once the owner ignores it, it will attract the owner's attention in various ways.
If you don't train Shiba Inu properly at ordinary times, you may be doomed at home every day. Shiba Inu has a strong sense of leadership. In addition to friendly interaction with him, he also needs to be trained in his cognition of family status, and he can't be allowed to go out and run casually, which may lead to the phenomenon of being playful and refusing to go home.