The Shiba Inu is one of a number of very ancient breeds associated with the northern "Spitz type" breeds from Japan. It's appearance is much like that of a "dwarf" Akita, having a fox like face and "brush coat" similar to the Akita and boasting much of the same temperament. It is a big dog in a small package. Its temperament is strong and independent.
The Shiba is a hardy breed requiring little vet care. The only problems are usually minor in nature. It has a cat's desire to keep clean and will often groom itself just like a cat. The coat requires a good brushing every so often and the nails should be kept trim but beyond that this is a dog that is a "wash and wear" dog that doesn't need a lot of fussing with his coat to maintain his beautiful appearance.
As one can imagine, not everyone can take on owning a Shiba. Those who do are favored with an extremely affectionate and loyal dog who will greet them with great joy and watch over them faithfully. Once a stranger is accepted into the household, be it for a one time event or as a regular visitor, the Shiba Inu will show great affection and boundless enthusiasm for its new friend. The Shiba is not the sort of dog that makes a good "outside" dog. He needs to be in the home with his family and can turn quite aggressive to other animals or raise quite a noise in the neighborhood if left to his own devices in a pen. Furthermore, the Shiba is a dog that becomes adept at figuring out ways to escape and they have been known to climb out of pens with ease. They are highly intelligent and investigative and can get into a lot of trouble if left to their own devices. Owners of Shiba Inu's would do well to invest in a good crate for confining their dog when they are not going to be home.
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