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	Dog and Kennel Magazine Shiba Inu Breed Profile
		The shiba inu was developed in the mountains near the Sea of Japan, where the breed was used to flush birds and small game and, on occasion, to hound wild boar.
		The shiba inu was in peril of being hybridized beyond recognition when Hirokiosch-Saito formed a preservation society in 1930 to keep the breed from becoming extinct.
		For a child's safety and a shiba's peace of mind, children must be taught that the proper way to approach a shiba is to wait for the shiba to approach them.
	www.petpublishing.com /dogken/breeds/shibainu.shtml (1518 words)

	Ranchlake Shiba Inu
		Shiba Inus can be escape artists and we require that you have a six foot fenced yard, or use of the invisible fence, or a kennel run prior to purchasing the puppy.
		Shiba Inus must be given extensive socialization as young puppies (starting at 8 weeks of age) to insure stability of temperament.
		Your Ranchlake Shiba Inu should be fed a premium food, preferably lamb and rice, once it is off the puppy chow.Puppies are usually fed between 3 and 4 times a day up to 4 months then twice a day thereafter.
	www.ranchlake.com /aboutus.htm (888 words)

	NSCA - An Introduction to the Shiba Inu (part 1)
		The Shiba is a very proportionate dog with a height to length ratio of 10 to 11.
		As a breed, Shibas can rightfully be described as sturdy, healthy little dogs, able to withstand the rigors of outdoor life as well as enjoying the comfort of indoor dwelling.
		Shiba fanciers dedicated to the breed and AKC recognition founded The National Shiba Club of America in 1983.
	www.shibas.org /newstand/geninfo.html (2332 words)

	Dog Owners Guide: Shiba Inu
		In 2001, the Shiba ranked 55th in AKC registrations with 2434 individual dogs and 44th in litters with 1620.
		The Shiba Inu is a alert and agile, well-muscled dog ranging from 13.5-16.5 inches tall and with ideal weight ranging from 17-23 pounds.
		Shibas need lots of time and attention, but they repay the effort 10 times over in loyalty, joy, and affection.The Japanese portray the Shiba as brave and bold, good-natured, and artless with a refined and open spirit.
	www.canismajor.com /dog/shiba.html (1305 words)

	Shiba Inu Breed Information
		The Shiba Inu was developed in Japan, to flush birds and small game and occasionally used to hunt wild boar.
		World War II nearly spelled disaster for the Shiba and the other breeds, and most of the dogs that did not perish in bombing raids succumbed to distemper during the post-war years.
		The charming side of the Shiba is "soboku" which is artlessness with a refined and open spirit.
	www.sunojo.com /shiba/shiba_breed_information.htm (1007 words)

	Shiba Inu Information
		Shibas are often referred to as big dogs in a small body.
		Both times, they Shiba Inu was carefully bred back among the few lines remaining to develop the Shiba we know today.
		They are no less a Shiba than any of the other colors and carry no additional genetic disorders specific to the color as do some of other "white" breeds of dogs.
	www.iloveshibas.com /info.html (393 words)

	Shibas: What's Good About 'Em? What's Bad About 'Em?
		Your fences must be secure; indeed, if the Shiba Inu is ever outdoors when unsupervised, he should have a covered run, for his ingenuity and jumping and climbing anddigging skills may send him over or under an ordinary fence.
		Shiba Inus are active go-getters who MUST have regular opportunities to vent their energy and to use their busy minds to do interesting things.
		I strongly recommend that you get your Shiba Inu involved in obedience classes at the intermediate or advanced level, or in agility (an obstacle course for dogs), as outlets for his high energy.
	www.yourpurebredpuppy.com /reviews/shibainu.html (870 words)

	Shiba Inu Breed Profile
		The Shiba Inu is an unusual dog in that some people have described it as being one of the least domesticated dogs that exist today.
		Training a Shiba Inu must start from the time it is a puppy, around 3 weeks of age or when its eyes and ears have opened.
		The Shiba Inu does not ask its human, "What can I do for you?", instead it wants to know "What's in it for me?" Positive reinforcement, lots of praise and petting work better than food, and is better for the dog.
	www.barkbytes.com /profile/shiba.htm (1074 words)

	The Misanthropic Shiba (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Shibas have been merrily killing things ever since their ancestors were brought over from mainland China and developed into the six varieties of Japanese native Nordic breeds - from largest to smallest, the Akita, Kishu, Hokkaido, Shikoku, Kai, and Our Hero, the Shiba.
		Shibas are generally healthy, no thanks to the irresponsible breeders and puppymills that are currently driving down genetic soundness and temperament.
		Your Shiba should, if at all possible, have a good sturdy collar that has a tag with her name and owner's phone number on it in addition to the license and rabies shot tags.
	www.stormpages.com /bravewolf/shibainu.html (3634 words)

	Shiba Inu
		The Shiba's habitat was in the mountainous area facing the Sea of Japan and was used as a hunting dog for small animals and birds.
		Hunters and other educated persons became concerned with the preservation of the pure Shibas from around 1928, and the preservation of the limited number of pure strains began seriously, and the breed standard was finally unified in 1934.
		In 1937, the Shiba was designated as a natural monument, after which the breed was bred and improved to become the superior breed known today.
	www.ankc.aust.com /shibainu.html (560 words)

	rec.pets.dogs: Shiba Inus Breed-FAQ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Originally there were three main varieties of Shiba, each named for its region of origin: the Shinshu Shiba, from the Nagano Prefecture; the Mino Shiba, from the Gifu Prefecture; and the Sanin Shiba from the northeastern part of the mainland.
		Shibas want their owners to come when called, fetch when they want food, stay off the furniture they want for a nap and speak whenever someone wants to talk about Shibas.
		Shibas love "agility" training as it is a natural for their athletic ability.
	www.faqs.org /faqs/dogs-faq/breeds/shibas (5494 words)

	American Kennel Club - Shiba Inu
		The Shiba is the smallest of the Japanese native breeds of dog and was originally developed for hunting by sight and scent in the dense undergrowth of Japan's mountainous areas.
		It is preferred that the Shiba be presented in a natural state.
		The Shiba has an independent nature and can be reserved toward strangers but is loyal and affectionate to those who earn his respect.
	www.akc.org /breeds/shiba_inu/index.cfm (1067 words)

	Shiba Inu, Dog Breed Information Center®, Shiba Inus, Shiba, Shibas
		The Shiba Inu is an ancient Asian breed, probably with Chow Chow and Kyushu blood.
		Shibas were originally bred to flush birds and hunt small game.
		The Shiba is now the most popular breed in Japan and in recent years has been gaining popularity in the United States as well, primarily as a companion dog.
	www.dogbreedinfo.com /shiba.htm (656 words)

	Pets 4 You - Sierra Shibas, Shiba Inu Website
		Sierra Shibas main goal is to produce quality Shibas for people looking for a wonderful pet and occasionally for that person looking for a top quality show dog or breeding stock.
		Some of the best "red Flag" Shiba information which could indicated a questionable breeder from an ethical one is if they are producing a large percentage of the cream, white or any other variation of "rare colors".
		Regardless if you are buying a Shiba for a show dog or family pet, you should expect to have that dog around for about 12-14 years.
	www.pets4you.com /pages/sierra.html (709 words)

	Shiba Inu Home Page
		Originating from Japan as a prestigious family member, and hunter of small brush game, the Shiba Inu is fast becoming known to the American public, as a family pet, as well as an athletic companion for athletic activities or a retirement years companion.
		Therefore to defend the standard of the Japanese Shiba Inu is to defend the Japanese culture.
		My goal as an breeder of the Japanese Shiba Inu is to preserve the old style Shiba temperament, powerful, faithful, lovely, and courageous, at the same time aim to breed dogs with correct conformation, powerful muscles, traditional and beautiful body style, with health considerations taken very seriously.
	blackcrest.com /shiba1.html (369 words)

	< Frerose Kennels > Home of Championship Winning Shiba Inu's and Akita Dogs
		Shiba Inu is the smallest of the six related Nippon Inu (Japanese Dogs) of which the Akita is the most popular in the United States.
		The Shiba as well as all Nippon Inu’s were originally bred for hunting.
		Shiba’s originate from land locked mountainous parts of Japan where they thrive on cold weather and enjoy snow and living outdoors.They are also excellent house dogs.
	www.frerosekennels.com (1301 words)

	Shiba Inu and Shikoku dogs at Akashima Kennel
		It was helpful for us that we lived with Shiba Inus over 13 years and with Siberian Huskies for over 15 years.
		We did not believe it because she had no experience with Shibas and did not know what it means to live with a Shiba.
		They are not as stubborn and independent as a Shiba and you will not hear a scream while accidentally cutting too much off their nails.
	www.akashima.bc.ca /shikoku-article.htm (732 words)

	Shiba Inu - Canada's Guide to Dogs
		The Shiba Inu is the smallest and oldest of the Japanese breeds.
		If you are considering the adoption of a Shiba Inu puppy, or any breed, it is very important to be selective in choosing a responsible and reputable breeder.
		Shibasports.com — A website and e-mail list for Shiba Inu owners who are engaged in agility, obedience, and other dog sports with their dogs or considering doing so in the future.
	www.canadasguidetodogs.com /shiba.htm (850 words)

	The Shiba Inu Story
		Smallest of the Japanese spitz breeds and related to the Akita, this companion and guard dog was once bred by the Japanese to assist in wild boar hunts in their dense highland forests.
		The Shiba Inu is not your average dog.
		One needs to have knowledge of the Shiba's unique behavior and attitude before making the decision to own one and still, after all the study and research, the little furry creature will surprise the daylights out of you.
	www.littlewolf.com /teamshiba.htm (299 words)

	Shiba Inu on the Web
		The purpose of the Shiba Fanciers of Northern Calif. is to protect and advance the interests of the registered Shiba Inu.
		Our Mission is to encourage and promote quality in the breeding of purebred Shibas and do all that is possible to bring their natural qualities to perfection, to protect and advance the interests of the breed by encouraging sportsmanlike competition at dog shows, obedience trials and tracking tests.
		Sharna is a Shiba Inu puppy born at SUNDOG.
	k.webring.com /hub?ring=shibas (1613 words)

	General Info of the Shiba Inu
		World War II nearly spelled disaster for the Shiba, and most of the dogs that did not perish in bombing raids succumbed to distemper during the postwar years.
		Most Shiba owners learn to deal with the difficult aspects of the dog's temperament to enjoy the delightful ones.
		Occasionally, a Shiba puppy may exhibit a heart murmur (an unusual sound to the heart beat).
	www.shibas.com /generalinfo.html (2060 words)

	Shiba Inu Breed, Shiba Inus, Puppies, Dogs
		The Shiba Inu is not a dog for the faint-hearted as they are a large animal in a small body.
		The Shiba Inu is loyal and possess a good sense of what you are feeling.
		It is recommended that you take your young Shiba to obedience classes for socialization and training and to prevent aggression towards other dogs.
	www.2000dogs.com /shibainu.htm (354 words)

	K9INFO.COM - About Shiba Inu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In fact, one theory about the name shiba is that it simply denotes small; however, it may also mean brushwood in reference to the brilliant red brushwood trees that so closely matched the breed’s red coat and through which they hunted.
		The origin of the Shiba is unclear; but it is clearly of spitz heritage and may have been used as early as 300 B.C. as a hunting dog in central Japan.
		The first Shiba came to America in 1954 and was officially recognized by the AKC in 1993.
	www.k9info.com /shu/aboutbreed.php (526 words)

	Shiba Inu Puppy - Shiba Inu Dog Breed Information
		The Shiba Inu should not be kept around small animals but can do well with cats.
		Activity: The Shiba Inu is not recommended for kennel life and should be kept as a member of the family as he loves attention.
		Ownership: If you are looking for Shiba Inu puppies for sale from reputable Shiba Inu breeders or to adopt a Shiba Inu from a Shiba Inu rescue then make sure you understand as much about the dog breeds you are interested in as you can.
	www.nextdaypets.com /directory/breeds/1100247 (480 words)

	Shiba inu - index shiba inu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Shiba Inu originated on the main island of Japan and in the mountains of Skikoku Island.
		SHIBA INU Originally, Shibas were bred to flush birds and small game and were occasionally used to hunt wild boar.
		I'm getting a Shiba Inu next month, and she is pretty dark in color mostly dark reddish brown with some fl, but both of her parents are red and cream
	everlookup.com /evlu/shiba-inu.htm (459 words)

	Yuki Shiba Inu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Jedi was born 01/05/04 along with a litter brother and a litter sister, Paladin's Yukimi of Jogoso, that now lives in Reno with Mitze Reid.
		Jedi is the result of a combined breeding effort of Jogoso Shibas and Paladin Shibas.
		The Shiba enters the world knowing he is a superior being.
	members.cox.net /yukishibainu/Home.htm (401 words)

	Shiba Inu Puppies For Sale
		If you are a Shiba Inu breeder you may place your Shiba Inu puppies for sale to find quality loving homes for your puppies.
		Shiba Inu breeders place your Shiba Inu puppies for sale to find a good home.
		If you are looking for a Shiba Inu puppy for sale but do not see one listed here then place a Shiba Inu puppy wanted ad.
	www.nextdaypets.com /directory/dogs/sale/1100247 (1487 words)

	Shiba Inu
		The Shiba is an ancient brought to Japan thousands of years ago.
		Shibas were originally bred to flush birds & hunt small game.
		Our picture frame stands 5 1/2" tall imprinted with your breed selection on one side and a heart shape cutout for you favorite picture is on the other.
	www.everyanimal.com /DogsSShiba_Inu.html (627 words)

	Shiba Inu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Shiba Inu is a hunting dog from Japan.
		The Shiba Inu can live indoors, but needs a yard to run around in.
		Shiba Inu Home Page Meet the Shiba Inu, rescue and WebMag.
	firsttravelweb.org /id112.htm (91 words)

	Shiba Inu Puppies for Sale, Shiba Inu Breeders
		Find your perfect Shiba Inu puppy for sale or adult dog from our reputable, responsible Shiba Inu breeder listings.
		Our Shiba Inu breeders can also refer you on to other dog breeders they know of, perhaps closer to you.
		The Shiba Inu dogs have existed for centuries in Central Japan where they was used for hunting small animals.
	www.pets4you.com /shiba.html (416 words)

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