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Young male full breed shiba inu
Japanese Shiba Inu1 hour
Japanese Shiba Inu2 years1
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Description
I don't really want to re-home my boy, he's such a good example of the breed. He's just a bit too much for me. He's all energy, so he would suit a more active person with a private garden or a family.
He loves people and other dogs (in small doses), adores children, loves playing and bringing you his toys. He likes the cats but tends to chase them. He might calm down with this as he's still basically a bouncy puppy. But also this might never change as shibas have quite a strong prey drive. Just something to be aware of.
Honestly, he's a lovely boy.
He's up to date with his vaccinations, not long had his booster, he's just recently been neutered.
He's full Shiba but no papers.
He doesn't like to be left, but he eventually settles down.
I'd like him to be an only pet please, no other dogs or cats. Shibas can have quite a domineering personality and he's decided he doesn't like to live with other pets. He's fine with them in small doses.
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Litter details
LocationStafford, Staffordshire
Pets in litter1 male
BreedJapanese Shiba Inu
GenerationP
Age2 years, 1 month
Ready to LeaveAvailable now
Health & Docs
Parents are health testedVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedMicrochipped by collection dateKC registered by collectionHealth Checked by a vet
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Adv. TypeFor sale
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Japanese Shiba Inu Puppy 1
Male£1,000
Pros
Loyal and affectionate, forming strong bonds with family members
Highly intelligent and quick learners, making training engaging
Highly adaptable to various living environments with sufficient exercise
Generally clean and cat-like in behaviour, with minimal grooming challenges
Cons
Seasonal heavy shedding requiring dedicated grooming sessions
Strong prey drive necessitates secure containment and recall training
Independent and sometimes aloof nature requiring consistent leadership
Known for making unique vocalisations like the 'Shiba scream' which can be surprising