The Shiba Inu is very independent and loves to be clean. It loves to be clean so much that it not only spends a lot of time grooming itself, but when it becomes more sensible, it will express when it wants to urinate and defecate, letting people know that it wants to go outside for liberation. In fact, Shiba Inu dogs don't like to dirty their homes or even their backyards. They usually like people around, but sometimes they are like cats and don't need people's care most of the time.

The Shiba Inu is not a very noisy dog. But it will bark when strangers or strange noises appear near the residence, and will stop barking once it is checked out. The Shiba Inu also has a good memory and will know if something has been moved near the house. The Shiba Inu is very elegant and agile. It can jump over fences or walls with just one jump. This ability is very powerful if given proper guidance, but it will turn out to be very bad if left unchecked! Shiba Inu are very active dogs and like challenges. New things. Because of his strong learning ability, he can easily pass agility training courses, but he is usually only so obedient when he is given a reward.

The Shiba Inu can learn many obedience commands very quickly. The Shiba Inu believes that it is smarter than you, and it will only obey you if the command matches what it wants to do. It can quickly solve complex interactive dog toys and puzzles. Although the Shiba Inu is small, it has a proud character. Therefore, the Shiba Inu is really a great dog and has a lot to learn from.

The character of the Shiba Inu is also worth learning. The Shiba Inu has an attitude of never giving up and never admitting defeat. It will fight back when it feels threatened. Therefore, after being raised, it will often face conflicts, such as food. Fighting, quarrels between dogs and dogs, humans and dogs, etc. If we want to successfully live with a Shiba Inu, we must have a certain level of patience and a sense of humor to be able to deal with it in stride.

Shiba Inu dogs get bored very easily. If we ignore it and ignore its behavior, it will soon lose interest and find something else to do. Moreover, the Shiba Inu is very competitive. If it sees other dogs being praised or rewarded by its owner, it will find ways to prove that it is better. Faced with the Shiba Inu’s natural character, we must reward and guide it in the right direction. Passive rejection and reward-based training are definitely good choices.