Shiba Inu is more than 1 year old and still has a fox face, and the fox face Shiba Inu has a violent

This can only be said to be a problem or atavism during breeding.

Shiba InuThe IQ is equivalent to a person 2 years old.

The Shiba Inu is a very intelligent pet dog.

According to the data, the IQ of a Shiba Inu is equivalent to a person's 2 years old, while a well-trained Shiba Inu is equivalent to a person's 4 years old. In fact, Shiba Inu is not stupid either, and it is very good in all aspects of the table or Tachibana. For example:

In terms of training, as long as the owner trains the Shiba Inu correctly when the Shiba Inu is 3 months old, the Shiba Inu is easy to learn.

Shiba Inu sometimes imitates the owner's movements, what the owner does, what the Shiba Inu will follow, it's really cute and interesting. Sometimes the Shiba Inu mimics the owner's sitting posture and sometimes the owner's sleeping position, the Shiba Inu is a pet dog that loves to learn. Although the natural IQ is relatively low in dogs, it can also be a well-trained pet.

Precautions for feeding Shiba Inu:

1. Diet. Shiba Inu's gastrointestinal digestive system.

It is different from humans, and it should not be fed food that people eat, such as leftovers, leftovers or foods with spices, which can easily cause gastrointestinal burden.

2. Teeth grinding. Shiba Inu's teeth must be sharpened during the growth period, otherwise Shiba Inu is likely to tear furniture or other objects at home, in order to avoid such a situation, you can prepare some teething sticks for it to grind its teeth.

3. Exercise. Shiba Inu has a lot of energy, and it needs to be released through a certain amount of exercise. However, you can't take the Shiba Inu to exercise immediately after eating, as it is easy to hurt the Shiba Inu's stomach, so you can wait for the Shiba Inu to digest half an hour after the meal before exercising.

Shiba Inu usually begins to recognize its owner around 3 months of life, and if you want Shiba Inu to recognize its owner quickly, the owner should spend more time playing games with it, take it out for a walk, and be patient enough with it to avoid beating and scolding it. Only with the company that invests a lot of time and effort, the Shiba Inu can quickly remember its owner.

Around the third month of life, the Shiba Inu will begin to recognize its owner. How long it takes for a Shiba Inu to recognize its owner depends on the living environment and the owner's breeding style.

1. Play more games

The young Shiba Inu is lively and playful, and the owner can spend more time with it for more interactive games, such as picking up balls, holding frisbees, etc., and can also take the Shiba Inu out for a walk.

2. Be patient

When a Shiba Inu makes a mistake, you can't beat or scold it. In order for a Shiba Inu to recognize its owner, the owner needs to be patient enough with it to avoid getting angry with it.

3. Long-term companionship

It is only after a long period of companionship that the Shiba Inu can quickly remember the owner, so the owner has to invest a lot of time and effort in caring for the Shiba Inu.

The Shiba Inu fox face is about 3 to 4 months old, which will make the Shiba Inu's face round, but it takes a certain amount of time. Shiba Inu needs to supplement more nutrients during the face attack, which can be that Shiba Inu eats more meat and foods containing protein, which will help the face attack. If you are afraid of how much Shiba Inu eats and gain weight, you can feed some nutritional paste regularly, which can supplement nutrition on the basis of not gaining weight.

The fox-faced Shiba Inu begins to have a violent face at 3 to 4 months, at this time the face of the Shiba Inu will slowly become rounded, and it is no longer a long and pointed fox face, but it takes a certain amount of time for the violent face to be completed, and the Shiba Inu with a fox face will generally take a little longer, and it will not be very mellow by nature.

It is best to supplement more nutrition during the period of Shiba Inu's violent face, so that Shiba Inu eats more, which is helpful to the violent face, especially the supplement of protein and meat, which can make Shiba Inu develop better, but can not be fed too much, which can easily lead to Shiba Inu gaining weight.

You can also feed the Shiba Inu a little nutritional paste regularly, which can supplement nutrition while also playing a role in weight control, and you can usually give the Shiba Inu more face rubbing and massage, which also has certain benefits for the number of leaks in the Shiba Inu's face.

In comparison, it's actually more like a fox face.

Some adult Shiba Inu have sharp and thin eyes, and they are often recognized as foxes by their neighbors. Or "fox dog" (is there such a breed as a fox dog?)

The picture below is a juvenile Shiba Inu, and an adult Shiba Inu.

The Shiba Inu's Zhipi Leaky Spring Merchant ranks 79th among common pet dogs, which is relatively low, equivalent to a human 1 2-year-old child. Relatively speaking, Shiba Inu does not have a high IQ, which also means that they usually do not accurately understand their owner's intentions and are not smart enough. Flame resistant.

The Shiba Inu is a medium-sized and oldest Japanese dog. The Shiba Inu is able to cope with the slopes of steep hills and mountains, and has a keen senses, making the Shiba Inu an excellent hunting dog time and time again. Shiba Inu was originally used to hunt large game, but now they are used to hunt smaller animals.

Shiba Inu can be found in Japan's cities, suburbs, and countryside. The name Shiba Inu originated in the highlands of Japan, and in literature, it was adopted by the journal of the Japan Dog Preservation Society in the early Showa period, Japan Dog. Chai is the firewood used by the firewood man to refer to small miscellaneous wood.

Shiba Inu is named because it can skillfully pass through the miscellaneous trees to help hunt, and its reddish-brown coat color is similar to that of withered wood. There are also people who believe that the ancient word "chai" means that the village of Shiba in Shinshu is the origin.