About Our Shiba Inu Puppies
Shiba Inu Puppies For Sale
Enrichment & Socialization
Socialization with kids and other animals. I utilize the following enrichment methods: Potty Training, Socialized with Children, Socialized with Other Animals.
Included with Puppy
We send our puppies home with an AKC Registration, AKC Registration, Certificate of Health, Microchip, Puppy Collar, Puppy Leash.
AKC Shiba Inu Puppies Available, Each Shiba puppy is guaranteed 2 years and out of OFA health tested parents, Raised with children, cats, and other dogs and well socialized. We have been breeding Top Quality AKC Shiba Inu Puppies since 2009. All my adults are AKC Registered & Pedigreed. I concentrate on each and every breeding to produce excellent TOP QUALITY pets. It shows in my environment, the condition of my dogs, and the looks of the pups. Our puppies come with a 2 YEARS HEALTH & TEMPERAMENT GUARANTEE. Come on in and take a look around and discover more about us! We hope you find our website entertaining and informative.
Sex: Female
Size: Standard
Sex: Female
Size: Standard
Cute, Cuddly, and Ready to begin Life’s Adventures!! these adorable Shiba Inu puppies are super friendly and love to be around people. They are family raised and have a lovable nature. These pups are up to date on their shots and dewormers. Contact us today and add this little charmer to your family!!!
Breed: Shiba Inu
Sex: Male
Size: Small
Age: 12 Weeks Old
Cute, Cuddly, and Ready to begin Life’s Adventures!! these adorable Shiba Inu puppies are super friendly and love to be around people. They are family raised and have a lovable nature. These pups are up to date on their shots and dewormers. Contact us today and add this little charmer to your family!!!
Hello! My name is Larry. I am a male Shiba Inu, with lovely white markings! I am AKC Registered and am up to date on all my vaccinations. I have also been micro-chipped and, vet checked. Please contact us to find out more about getting this unique puppy! Shipping is available!
Breed: Shiba Inu
Sex: Male
Size: Small
Age: 10 Weeks Old
About Shiba Inu Puppy Breed
The Shiba Inu is an independent, fox-like Japanese dog with a plush, double-coat that sheds heavily. Once, large game hunters, Shibas are a basal breed and the most popular non-sporting Spitz in Japan. The odorless Shibe is now a rising companion dog in the West.
Personality: Alert, active, and attentive
Energy Level: Very Active; Shibas need exercise each day, whether it’s a vigorous play session or a long walk
Good with Children: Better with Older Children
Good with other Dogs: With Supervision
Shedding: Seasonal
Grooming: Occasional
Trainability: Independent
Height: 35-43 cm, (male), 33-41 cm (female)
Weight: 8-11 kg (male), 6.5-9 kg (female)
Life Expectancy: 12-15 years
Barking Level: Quiet
The Shiba Inu is one of just a few ancient dog breeds that still exist today. Recent DNA testing confirms that the Shiba Inu and other Asian spitz breeds date back to the 3rd century B.C., making them one of the oldest dog breeds in existence. Although somewhat small in stature, they are agile and strong canines that were originally bred for hunting in the mountains of Japan.
Imported by a Military family to the United States in 1954, The AKC finally recognized the Shiba Inu in 1992 and added the breed to the non-sporting group in 1993. Still the number one companion dog in Japan, they have become a popular breed for United States dog owners looking for a smaller version of the Akita. Due to distemper and wartime bombings in Japan, the Shiba Inu was brought to the brink of extinction by the end of World War II, but survived the scare and is still viewed as a precious natural product in the Japanese culture today.
The Shiba Inu is a strong-willed, bold, and courageous spitz breed. This breed is somewhat affectionate with its family but will be reserved with strangers and people outside the family circle. The Shiba Inu’s roots are strong as a hunting breed, which means a high prey drive. That being said, early socialization is vital if there will be small pets or other dogs in the household; otherwise, the Shiba Inu could react negatively to the other animal’s presence.