Japanese Shiba Inu dogs for adoption in Waltham Abbey, Essex

2 Japanese Shiba Inu dogs for adoption in Waltham Abbey, Essex

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Kyoto, 1 yr old female Shiba Inu X for adoption

Japanese Shiba Inu

1 yearAge

£400Price

Kyoto is a small to medium sized (around 14kg) Shiba Inu first cross ready for adoption by a loving family. She is microchipped, vaccinated, vet health checked and is booked to be spayed on Thursday 1

Rescue/Charity

Worthing, West Sussex

jimmy 4 shiba mix meat trade survivor

Japanese Shiba Inu

3 yearsAge

1Sex

£300Price

Jim is a 4 year old shiba inu mix rescued from the horrific dog meat trade in South Korea ,, he is 15 kg,, super friendly ,, he is great with people and other dogs .. looking for a family with time

Rescue/CharityID verified

Nottingham, Nottingham

FAQs

How much does a Japanese Shiba Inu cost?

The average cost of a purebred Japanese Shiba Inu puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately £1107, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

Is Shiba Inu a good family dog?

Yes, Shiba Inu can be a good family dog, especially if they are well-trained and socialized from a young age. However, they tend to be independent and may be reserved with strangers, so they might require patience and consistent guidance. They are best suited for families who can provide them with proper socialization and mental stimulation.

Do Shiba Inu bark a lot?

Shiba Inus are known to be quite alert and can bark frequently, especially when they sense something unusual. However, their barking habits can vary depending on their individual personality and training. Proper socialization and training can help manage excessive barking.

What's the life expectancy of a Shiba Inu?

The life expectancy of a Shiba Inu is typically around 12 to 15 years. With proper care, diet, and regular vet check-ups, they can live a healthy and active life within this range.

Are Shiba Inus hard to train?

Shiba Inus can be challenging to train due to their independent and stubborn nature. They require consistent, patient, and positive reinforcement methods. Early socialization and training are important for best results.