Are Shiba Inus Good Pets? 10 Pros and Cons of Owning a Shiba
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- Are Shiba Inus Good Pets? | 10 Pros and Cons of Owning a Shiba
Shiba Inus have become one of the most famous dogs on the Internet. But are they actually good pets?
In this video, we share the different pros and cons of Shiba Inus, as well as our personal thoughts on whether they actually make good pets. If you're considering adding a Shiba Inu to your family, make sure to watch this video to help you decide if they are the right pet for you!
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Also worth mentioning Shibas are healthy and live a long time. They don't have the kind of rampant health problems a lot of other breeds have.
Yes, you’re right! 😊
Actually they’re prone to a genetic illness in their knee joints called a “Luxating Patella.” Unfortunately, the shiba I was supposed to adopt 2 years ago had it, and I had to turn her down as it would be a few thousand dollar surgery for an 8 week old pup.
@@HisMajesty99 Well, that's some great facts. But it's a sad fact.
@@HisMajesty99 Thanks for sharing this. There is no point in calling it perfect just because we like them. Everything has their shortcomings
@@omgfackdehell of course! And exactly like you said. It’s unfortunate, but it’s the truth. We’re easily blinded by what we adore and desire, so it’s important to do our research and get outside opinions
I grew up with a shiba named Banzai. My folks got him only a couple months before I was born and spent my entire early childhood with him. He was standoff-ish and stoic on the outside but loving and fiercely loyal on the inside.
That is the perfect description of a Shiba. Banzai sounds amazing ❤
Haha we got a Akita Inu when our daughter was 4 years old to grow up with a companion that still has his free will........ he's completely obedient to her... and loves her more than anything
I knew a withe poodle that was just like you described Banzai. Yes, it was weird cause poodles are not like that but she was a great pet 🐕
@Syprix I guess it worked somewhat because he lived to be 15, and only died because he was taken out by a car.
Reminds me of a plane....
Shibas are cats in dog Costume.
You’re so right! 😂🐾
More like mini Lions in dog costume
@@Startupsandsushi lol that’s true too 😂
Well said
Perfect dog for cat lovers like me
Our shiba definitely breaks the mould on "Quiet Demeanor". He's a very, VERY vocal pup and lets us know when he's suffered the most minor of inconveniences.
Such a drama queen 😂
I dunno... I never seen "quiet" shibe before... They either just ÆÆÆÉÉÈ or AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!
I can hear him now 😅
I agree they are more husky like in their demeanor and like to talk
My grand dog barks very loudly with his head going around in a circle. He does not scream, tho..
I’m a border collie guy but I had a neighbor once who had a couple Shibas and they were wonderful pups. I lived next to that guy for 7-8 years and I never once heard them bark. They would just com to the fence and stare at me.
haha they do love to stare 😂
Yeah my little shiba loves to go VERY close to people and then just sit and stare at them 😂
veery smart dogs, BCs
Exception to the rule. Shibas bark at anything that moves.
Mine happily barks at any strange new box during night walks. And yes, sit and look at people, but always just outside patting range 😂
My Shiba, Koji, is so spunky. Half the time I talk to him like “Child, who the hell do you think you are?” And he does his little sassy bark. There are days that are difficult for sure, but I wouldn’t trade Koji for any other dog in the world.
I also had a dog named Koji! Cool!
白柴ですか？可愛いですね！
Whenever I’m asked if our Shiba is hard to train I always say “Yes, because we don’t speak Japanese and she doesn’t understand a word of English”
i'm not a shiba owner, but the most aggressive dogs in our neighbourhood often are shiba's.. they don't seem to get along with other dogs, do they tend to be very sensitive?
@@lm_b5080 Like any other dog, I think it all depends on how they are raised. Ours is very friendly towards other people and dogs. She was socialized as soon as we got her @ 10 weeks old. There is another Shiba 2 blocks away who isn't friendly, but she wasn't allowed to be near other dogs when she was younger either.
My girl was very easy to train. I’ve always described her as an “easy puppy.” As far as other dogs and people, she’s fine if we approach them but she does not like people or dogs to approach us. She honestly looks for my reaction. She has a 20 ft tether we use for outdoor activities sometimes. She has shown the most aggression if approached while using the tether. I think without someone right by her side, she has the perception that she’s alone. However, she is easily redirected. Regardless of the situation I’ve always been able to calm her down and show her there’s no threat.
I've never met a Shiba outside Japan but not surprisingly they are like their Japanese owners. They are wary of strangers but very attached to their owners. Possible this is a result of a lack of socialization. Japanese rarely invite outsiders inside their homes so Shibas just don't meet many people. They're generally very calm and kind of aloof. The one that lives near me has the softest fur that I've ever felt on a dog. He basically tolerates my presence and allows me to pet him when he wants.
That makes sense!
one of my old cross country coaches had two shibas. i forget their names but they were ther sweetest dogs ever
they were very calm and collected, most of the time they let me and others pet them but every now and then they just hid from people and I could tell it was because they just didn't want to be bothered and they were super nice overall
never once made a noise except when excited and never went up to anyone to beg for food or tried to steal food from a table when we had BBQs and parties before and after the cross country seasons
they were very well trained
and they are both 2 faced
Yeah, I NOTICED that. Especially when I had a Rottweiler. She was constantly building cars. My English springer spaniel demanded umbrellas regardless of the weather
This is absurd. I live in Japan and the one thing that Japanese people are not is aggressive. Which is what defines shibas - the most aggressive horrible dogs I have ever encountered in my life.
Shibas are much smarter than their owners expect. They will track your behavior.
And know when they can get away with things you don't want them to do.
Which includes digging holes under fences to go exploring in the spring...
They very quickly come to the conclusion that they know things you don't and will use that to their advantage.
Facts
Some folks I met at a week long get together had one. We went into the local town one night for kind of a change of pace dinner. I rode with them and sat in the back with their Shiba Inu. When I got in, he was clearly pretty standoffish and had zero idea what to think of me invading the back seat of his car. The couple said he would probably ignore me, but that I shouldn't let it bother me, he does it to everyone. 15 minutes into the 30 minute trip, he rested his head on my leg and had no issues with me petting him. On the trip back, he just curled up in my lap and slept then entire way. Both the husband and wife were absolutely floored and said they'd never seen him react to anyone else that way.
I have three, they are the best dogs I've ever had. The pandemic baby is the only one who is wary of strangers because she couldn't get much socialization as a puppy, but the other two just want to be everyone's best friends. They're sweet and loyal and care for the pack (me included) in ways I have not seen other dogs care. They're definitely great pets if you have the patience and the willingness to learn how to deal with this little guys' attitude.
i'm not a shiba owner, but the most aggressive dogs in our neighbourhood often are shiba's.. they don't seem to get along with other dogs, do they tend to be very sensitive?
Good thing about dogs is that there is a breed for every personality type.
I can agree with stubbornness. I remember my parents and me went to take my dog, LuLu, out on a walk. But after my dog was done doing her business in the leafs, my mom wanted her to walk more but my dog just kept dragging her towards our house.
Or when my dog is getting trained, she sometimes doesn’t sit when we tell her “sit” and I kept getting told that she understands us but doesn’t wanna do it.
Just as mine! He doens't like to walk away from home, he does his things and starts pulling towards home... XD
Yup, Shibes shed twice a year, and one shedding lasts about six months 😅
I had a Shiba-Taiwan Dog mixed breed called Rocky, it was basically Shiba with boosted reflexes and be even smarter. He's got that Shiba attitude, lol! One moment he is happily playing catch with you and then suddenly he would be like "nah, I'm done." stands by and watch the ball roll away like it's none of his business. He was very friendly toward all people but hated any dog that stepped into his turf, but if you talk to him tell him this is a good friend he'll tolerate that dog. Rocky passed away at 12 years old, we sure miss him a lot!
Shibas have an ocean of difference between them.
Ours loves spending time with us, hates touching his paws, sheds like crazy, has a cute yawn where it sounds like he’s talking several times a day, HAS to have a gift to give you when you get home, spins over and over when excited, rarely barks, gets super nervous around strangers. Runs when you change your garbage out, runs when you put bright colored clothes on, is always up for chasing a ball, when he knows you’re mad at him he goes into freak mode and starts spinning and acting goofy trying to perform for you. Among other things.
I have a Shiba/Husky mix and she is a marvelous dog... I totally recognize the traits given here. Now pile on the Husky traits and some of what was presented is MAGNIFIED. Love my dog
We had partial custody of two of them for over a year. I miss them. They were definitely a challenge at times, but they are also very lovable dogs, once you become familiar with the breed.
My sister has a shiba-schipperke mix, as well as a pit bull-bulldog mix, both rescues. Sirius is a very sweet dog, and one of the few dogs I actually like (cat person, lol) because he’s so calm and reserved. He’s a good pet, especially for my sister who doesn’t like being alone. He’ll keep you company even if he doesn’t want pets, curling up at peoples feet, and is always respectful towards my nibling. They definitely require careful consideration if you don’t have a yard to let them run around it, but they make excellent pets for the right people.
It should be ilegal for women to own pitbulls
@@DaBroSquad bro if you're gonna be anti-pitbull could you at least not also be sexist?
@Alvinklauer tell us why women shouldn't own pitbulls men can't handle them any better
I own a one year cane corso and I am doing fine. He is 120 plus pounds and will be around 140 lbs so vets says. Sounds about right. His father was 140. I am a 5 foot female and when I talk or give commands my Sergio listens to his mama. Women can own guns why not a pitbull.
Indeed, shibas are awesome. Sure they are stubborn but they can appreciate all the efforts you invest in educating them. I'm rewarded everyday by the love I received from my sweet potato.
Totally agree! ❤
It’s all about how you train and discipline your dogs. If they aren’t they misbehave if they are they’re well behaved.
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I've had two Shibas. Back in 1996 I located a breeder in Arizona and. We picked Saki up at our local airport, having her flown to us when she was just 12 weeks old. Three years later we
drove 300 miles to Colorado with Saki where we left her over night at the home of a champion stud owner. I've never seen anything as cute as those four baby Shiba pups from Saki's only liter. Of the 3 females and 1 male we decided to keep one of the little female pups naming her Kiren. Having some experience with Shibas by this point, we realized just how important early socialization is with this breed.
Before they were even a week old we started the pups on a desensitization program. At least three times a day we'd separate the pups from their mother long enough for them to get a little hungry. Then before bringing mama back in to nurse them, we'd spend about 15 minutes handling each pup, paying special attention to holding their paws and nestling their little noses right up to our face to familiarize them with our touch and smell. The pups quickly learned to associate this handling time with the reward of being reunited with their mother and nursing. At two weeks old we started transitioning the pups to bottle feeding and by their forth week we had them fully weened to a bottle, and we were either physically holding the pups or keeping them right next to us almost 24 hours per day.
It was a lot of work but the difference was night and day. Saki, the mama lived to be about 16 years old and even near the end we could never trust her not to run off if she ever got out of the house off a leash. By contrast we were able to train Kiren to always stay within 20 to 30 feet of us when taking her on a walk without a leash, and not to leave the yard, even without it being fenced in. I've never talked to another Shiba owner who could say that.
Thanks for mentioning the dog aggression. This cannot be overstated since combined with the fearlessness it can lead to your Shiba being badly injured or even killed. I heard from a breeder once that the first breeders to bring Shibas Inus to the USA were Akita Inu breeders. The Shibas would get into fights with the Akitas and since Shibas don't ever back down the Akita would often end up killing them. This led to Akitas gaining an unjust reputation for being killers, but it was really the Shibas goading the Akitas into it.
back home, my sister has a Shiba, when i came back to visit I walked her everyday, everytime she heard my steps from the stairs she knew it was walking time and she got really excited - lovely beautiful dog and we developed a really good bond - my family said she was really sad when she realised that i was gone. Cant wait to come back to see her again 😁
You just described my malamute husky mix. Loved her more than anything, she passed from cancer last year...
Extremely accurate on the pros and cons. Highly recommend a Shiba if you get out and about a lot.
I have a sheba, we got her at age 1 and unfortunately her previous owners had a bitbull so she was bullied as a puppy so she is super scared all the time, anytime we go for walks if she sees another dog she wants to run away😢 but she is super loyal to me and i enjoy when she aleeps next to me when its bed time. Shes is a much better home as well with me
Bro, i love your whole video !
I always wanted to get a Shiba Inu myself but I am not in the right time of my life to get a dog or anything else, and that’s why I liked your “outro” words (before 4:58 ) that much !
I would love to have a Shiba one day. Some friends of mine showed them and had two, a red and a black and white. They had immense character and I was hooked! We already had two Norwegian Elkhounds, who seem temperamentally similar. They're independent, aloof, will do things if you give them a good enough reason, absolute nightmares to let off the lead (in that they can be great 99% of the time, but if they see something more interesting, they're off) and shed like crazy. Given all that, I think I'd have a good grounding for being a decent Shiba owner! Maybe when I retire. It'll certainly keep me fit to have a fizzy pup around! We also have a secure dog field nearby that can be rented out. ATM I have a Border Collie cross who needs to be constantly touched and an insecure Jack Russell Terrier rescue. I love them, but I do love the independence and standoffishness of a Spitz.
Sounds like you like them a bit hard to get 😂
Awww I’ve been completely owned since I first looked after a Shiba! Tadashi is soo fit and handsome. Kato and Yuki would love to send him a super-thanks if anything is available? Keep up our regular doses of spot-on accuracy and joy xx
I have a 15yr old shiba and she is the best. She is obedient and smart as heck. They are easy to train if you approach it correctly. If you aren't going to put the work in maybe get a lab.
And, let's not forget to mention how absolutely, phenomenally, insanely smart they are.
My shiba not only took off his collar when he felt like it, managed to slip his leash on another dog when he did so, but habitually unlocked his three-stage crate, unlocked and opened doors, and would occasionally mimic words (albeit, with a whining, soft howl that made it clear it wasn't human). They can, and will, teach you just how not-child/shiba safe your house is within the first month or two.
But they're also clever, very capable of being trained, can live in houses with other pets (if you socialize them early and thoroughly), and take to discipline well (if it's consistent... they will test you to see if a rule still applies).
Absolutely loved my shiba. Little guy was a part of the family that certainly helped to make us all better people.
When i grow older, i will get an shiba since they are incredibly cute and what you said in the video 🥺
0.02 cutest part
I've always wanted a chonky lil' shiba inu, but i've never had one, hopefully someday i'll get one. ;)
My Shiba is 15 years old and one of the best things about him is in all those years he has never tried to steal food off the kitchen table or go into the garbage bin. My brother has had beagles all his life and none of them could be trusted anywhere near the kitchen table. His beagles are definitely more affectionate though.
Growing up, my nana had a shiba, and he was MEAN!!! Incredibly territorial. He did not like it when any guests were in the house. He had that small dog fearless energy too and would attack anything and anyone that got too close that wasn't my nana. He was a fierce little poop stick, but I still miss him sometimes. He had his own charm, even if he was a little stinker in the personality department lol
We have a pup, she is 10 months old... had her from very young age, we also have an American Pit and they after about 2 weeks are inseparable, and as this video stated, they are not afraid of larger dog, our pit is a 100lb female and they play all the time... funny to watch as the pit is so gentle but firm with Chia, .. great dogs....
kylo the doge makes me think Shibas are screaming all the time lol😅
THE BEST! 14 Years old and still awesome :)
oh yes!! ❤
Scared the ish out of that dog @3:34 😩😂😭💀 Thx for sharing, been thinking of getting one once I find my new house.
how does this channel have only 803 subs?? also 221k views is insane for a small channel
As a Shiba Inu owner, I'm having hard times and good times. He's a big 7 YO boy and with time, he's getting more stubborn and aggressive with other males. He's hardly playing nicely with other dogs. Meeting two dogs at the same time is impossible. I don't really know at which moment it went wrong, but we try very very hard for him to have the best life. And tried to correct his behaviour, but something is just wrong. He's very sweet with us, but it's hell at some times when you go on walks. If you hesitate to take a Shiba, please don't and reconsider. Especially a male.
Most of the cons is literally due to bad or no training.
The fact that they are high energy means they have high drive which means they might be more suseptable to be trained with playtime as a reward rather than food
Before the Doge meme (Kabosu), there was Sparky the "where's satan?" Shiba.
We got a Shiba this year and I can relate to almost any point listed here. So far we have no issues with his fur though
In my opinion my top three favorite dogs are Labrador retrievers, Shiba Inu, and golden retriever
Number 3 con is actually so true like i have a shiba inu and when other dogs playdate -they start battling 😂💀😭
That howl/scream reminded me of a husky haha
My current Shiba is a doll most of the time, but every once in a while he will snap and nail me. Sometimes breaking skin.
My inu is like having a 3 year old in the house. But I do love her.
They are such pretty dogs.
Shibas are the Best! Couldn’t imagine not having my Shiba friend alongside me
Shiba Inus are similar to Akitas but smaller and less fluffy, and slightly easier to train and keep.
They are basically Akitas with less, well, Akita…
I like dogs that listen, are easy to train, affectionate and love to always be by your side, basically your shadow. Sounds like the Shiba is not the dog for me.
I'll never forget the opening of a Dogs 101 segment on the Shiba: "Are you looking for a dog that is easy to train? Look somewhere else". I may have gotten the exact wording wrong, but that was definitely the message. And it is true. Not because they aren't intelligent. If anything they are too intelligent. My Shiba would figure out what I wanted her to do before I asked her to do so and already have 10 strategies in mind to avoid the situation if she didn't want to do it herself.
Oh the shedding.... we have a Akita inu... So basically it's twice as big and the hair... So much hair
Your video perfectly described our black shiba Sesame!
Black Shibas are sooooo adorable!
Gorgeous looking dogs.Personality -wise,sounds very much like a chow-chow.Cat-like,aloof,stubborn,didn't bark an awful lot,a bugger to groom though!
Those pros outweigh the cons 100:1. My little Lucy is a Jack Russel/Wire-Haired Terrier mix
Shibas are not “aggressive”. They are standoffish and like their space, and if a dog messes with them too much when they don’t like it they will snarl a bit and just be “moody” as a dog. But that’s not “aggression”.
And socializing them is very easy actually but it’s easier to do when they are younger
They were bread to hunt boars and bears as well
Yes we have shiba they are sweet and quiet
So adorable!
Warning! A five minute walk with a Shiba takes an hour or so and be prepared for the can I take a picture brigade. 😊
Shiba inu is the best dog breed i ever have. They need mutual respect, not just like a dog who follow ur orders blindly. They are cats in dog costume. Independent. Brave. Quiet. Dainty. The side eyes. Clean.
My shiba is now 13+ years old, whenever i come home late, he is the first who scolds me 😂 like where the f were u? Lemme smell u. Damn girl! I don't like that dude. Get another one 🤣
All dogs and cats can be 'good pets' if their owners handle them with love and understanding from puppy days and train them from the start.
I believe with love, care and patience all domestic animals can be trained and moulded.
Dobermans & German shepherds were used as killer dogs to guard the concentrarion camps.
Well, my mother's GS and 2 huge Dobermans were like gentle lambs because we raised them that way.
It all depends on the owner to raise their pets well, give them them security And a at able environment and be calm and sensitive to their needs.
And if they are witness to domestic violence and shouting they are likely to end up aggressive or very frightened.
The ssme applies today raising kids...
My Shiba does not shed twice a year, he sheds year-round and needs frequent brushing, preferably outside. Otherwise this is pretty good description of a Shiba.
I second that! It’s a year round fight with the fur, just worse in spring. And I only groom outside! ❤
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Hihihi! Try extending the Shiba fur to 6" long. Now that's shedding!
When people ask if my Miko (Mittelspitz) sheds, I say yes, but only 4 times a year, 3 months at a time. 😜
SI are very demanding and need a lot of attention.I tried to train her but had little success but she has trained me to do what she desires. I walk her 3 times a day and she loves meeting people on her walk. She loves big dogs but is not good with little snappy dogs. Requests to pet her are constant,picking up my granddaughter from school means at least 5 or 6 little girls are on their knees petting her.
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Thanks for your comment and thanks so much for watching! :)
Let’s be fair. Their behavior isn’t that misunderstood by other owners. They are not that good at socializing with other dogs and other dog owners can easily see this. That part is not a misunderstanding. If we all ignored this behavior, there’d be a lot of problems. It’s always best to error on the side of caution than not when coming across other unknown dogs. Shebas are stubborn and have a lot of dislikes and that’s ok. But lots of other dogs and owners dislike aggressive behavior given to them when doing nothing wrong. This is good because it helps to keep everyone safe. Shebas are not the only ones like this but this is a big part of their typical temperament with other pets. Socializing does not mean it’s important to do so with other dogs only. Socializing means with all environments, types of people, things and places. The more you do this early for them and keep it up, the better they can be at all socializing. They will never be perfect with other pets, but there’s a lot we can do with their daily requirements to help them do their best…exercise, mental stimulation, training, socializing, eating healthy, vet check ups, quality time with owners, jobs and/or sports they and their owners enjoy, grooming time, comfortable and safe living environments, and having owners who want to and choose to be knowledgeable, and keep them protected, happy, healthy and safe. ❤
one of these days i do want a shiba inu i lve dofgs overall and germ short hairs and shibas are my two favorite
but right now i can't financially take care of any pet, nor can i give it enough attention and love at my current moment in life
some day though when I am capable I am definitley getting one
My brothers Shiba Kumo has never screamed (thank god), but he does whine when he really wants attention. Also thunderstorms, Kumo hates bad weather.
One more thing to keep in mind when getting a Shiba: a lot of vets are terrified of the breed. I've had multiple vets refuse to see my Shiba unless I muzzled her, even when she was a tiny puppy and litterally limp from illness. Even when I unfortunately had to put her down because of illness the vet wouldn't come near her until she was muzzled. They just didn't seem to understand that their fear for my dog was what was setting her off in the first place. My advice: when adopting a Shiba, visit your local vet often without anything actually happening. Discuss this with your vet and help the vet and dog get used to each other. This will highly increase your chances of your Shiba and vet getting along and thus ensuring your Shiba gets the proper health care it deserves.
A dog that have a cat-like behavior…?
As a cat person… yeah, that's the dog I would want if I will have one.
So happy with our Shiba.
Shibatude Chadnu, the adorable CatDog.
They are so cute 😭
There dam good it's up to the owner to keep it that way
Yes
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Pet is good as its master
Yes they are 💖🥰💞
Shiba is a good pets, but it's mean nothing if you are a bad owner.
They are nice dogs! Uhh they don,t cuddle they prefer their spot and just observe. I think they like order and consistency.
As if Kylo The Doge wasn’t convincing me enough
my shiba screams whenever she wants to go outside or if we're not giving her food :(
Fact: Dogs don't love humans. It's just loyalty in return for the food and shelter. Do not confuse loyalty with love.
Remember there was a history about shiba inu that still loyal and wanting at train station about 10 years wanting for master even though her master already dead🙂
My Shiba Inu is almost 5 1/2 years old. I've had him since he was 9 weeks old. They are the best dogs around.
Yes, they definitely are cats in dog form. 💙🩵
In this video essay we will be determining who’s a good boi
Shiba is definitely my spiritual animal
Shibas are the best!
ALL BEAUTIFUL!!
i have a shiba :) her name is liea and she isn't very intelligent. (jumps into the wall sometimes, tears up bed)
After having and getting to know a shibe i dont think i could have another kind of dog
I live in Japan. Most of the dogs here are shibas, and I can honestly say that they are HORRIBLE dogs. They always try to attack my gentle dog (a much stronger Hokkaido ken - which would make short work of a shiba in a fight, as they're bred to attack bears). I strongly advise against this particular breed.
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