Shiba Inus are the smallest of all other original spitz breeds that originated in Japan. These double-coated furry dogs are not so easy to train. They are

Adopting a Shiba Inu is certainly easier but petting him is not especially when the owner is not aware of its common traits as it can create difficulties for

Shibas are too smart for traditional methods and they bore easily. So, how do you train a Shiba Inu? Think of it as a partnership. And bring cheese.

Shiba Inu, formerly a popular hunting dog, is now primarily kept as a pet. It's especially popular in Japan, where it's related to the iconic Akita

A guide to deciding whether or not the increasingly popular Shiba Inu breed is right for you.