The heat cycle usually lasts for 3 weeks during which each Shiba Inu needs special care. Devote more time and attention to your Shiba Inu during her heat cycle (she might become snuggly and demanding). Restrict any contact of your dog with male dogs. Walk your dog on a leash only. The release of this hormone will actually help you and your dog build a stronger bond and build more trust with each other. In fact when asking other Shiba Inu owners why they think their dog stares at them the number one response was “because they love me.”. Comically feeling like they were being completely judged by their dog was a close
1. Shiba Inus Mostly Do What They Want. Shiba Inus adhere to only instructions that make sense to them. For that reason, if you try instructing your Shiba to do something he doesn’t want, trust me, he’ll ignore you. So, if he doesn’t want training, he’ll ignore the instructions, thus making it hard to train him.

Next, withhold the treat and command your Shiba Inus to calm down. You can always wait until they sit down before giving them the treat. Keep repeating that until your Shiba associates calming down with getting a treat. So, remain calm when your Shiba Inus is acting hyper or has the zoomies.

I have asked about this before. I believe the consensus of r/shiba is that it varies from from dog to dog. The seasons/temperature where you live also does a lot to determine the coat. If you live somewhere that has all four seasons; only furminate your dog near the coat changes. If you live somewhere that is always hot; go ahead and do it
The Shiba Inu is a social animal that responds to a dominant subordinate hierarchy. Creating these rules will establish you as the “Master” and your Shiba as the “Follower”. Consistency in obedience training is as important as it is in potty training. Your pup may recognize the word “walk” and associate it with getting on his leash Yb4L7O.
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