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Shiba Inu Japanese The shiba inu is a robust, medium-sized spitz-type dog (erect ears, thick fur, and curled tail). Reduced version of the Akita, adult males are around 39.5 cm and females 36.5 cm. The thick, fluffy undercoat is covered by a hard and smooth overlay that can be red, sesame red (red with black protective hair), black and tan, or white. Japanese shiba inu Size: Medium Cleanliness: Once a week Hair: Short / rough Allergies: Not Noisy: Not too loud Group: Polyvalent Other Pets: Low Suitable for being alone: From 1 to 3 hours Move: Heavy Guardian: Medium Origin Raised for hunting and hunting small game in the mountains of Japan, shiba inu is a small version of akita (in fact, "shiba inu" means 'little dog'). It is known to be one of the oldest races in Japan, dating back to the 3rd century BC. The shiba inu was on the verge of disappearing entirely in World War II, but the few dogs that survived the air...