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Thank you so much for your videos! I have watched a lot of them and saved a play list. I will have a shiba girl in 6 weeks, so been looking at things specifically for that breed. I've looked at many dog breeds for over a year but shiba seemed like it was the best one for me. I find the quirks of shibas very charming and am doing lots of research and note taking to make sure she ends up a happy (mostly) well mannered puppy.
The way that I have found that works best with my shiba is when she gets way too nippy and out of control, to gentle pin her down with her stomach up. Once she makes the “pffff”, and is no longer tense or fighting me, I will have her sit and give her the release command. It has worked wonders for her, and I really don’t have to do it anymore. She knows that we will do what I ask her to. I’m 100% in agreement with positive reinforcement, but sometimes the stubbornness of the shiba can be a lot more and need a little bit more control. I freaking love my girl and I couldn’t have gotten a better shibe for me.
Puppy jimmy is beautiful! One of the ways I get into training is to purposely raise his energy level. Get the ball or treat or chew thing that he cares about the most...and ask them to do something for it. Or get them into a zoomie session (it’s a bit tricky but I figured it out with my pup) and then begin the training. They are most eager when they are having fun. I found the discipline part of the most helpful for me!
That is so true! We sometimes will pretend something is interesting and Jimmy would get motivated to work toward a mysterious object(could just be a tree branch or a random item). I feel Shiba Inu needs to be in the "right mood" in order to be trained and make it fun is definitely super useful.
Research the breed carefully. They are extremely willful and smart. They are expert climbers, and you better not let them off leash. They are very cat like, and their coat requires attention as they 'blow their coat' twice a year-the shedding is godawful. Then there is the Shiba Scream-which can alarm you if you're not expecting it! My Shiba is extremely affectionate (he is my Velcro dog) but most Shiba's are aloof. You have to build a strong bond with them; they aren't the type to listen to you if they don't feel you are the pack leader. Lots of training (with training treats). Shiba's don't like other dogs 'getting in their space.' You have to keep a very watchful eye around other dogs, especially if they're smaller. This is a hunting breed; take that into account. They were bred to hunt small game and all the way up to boars. My Shiba loves to chase moving leaves (and would go after birds) if I didn't have him on leash. Walks are important to stimulate their brain. That being said, this is the most captivating breed. They are very complicated but once you have their trust and affection, it is the absolute world.
I never realized that you have to train a shiba inu to look you in the eye. Interesting... Most dogs do it naturally. Beautiful, but definitely a challenging breed.
Can you give me some tips ? My shiba inu dosen't listen too much to us when we are outside and he sees other dogs.. and while we are eating he stand up near the table.. any tips ? thanks :)
December is coming soon. So excited for you😆 The name will be something you discuss with your family. I think any name is great as long as you love it doesn't matter what you call him. 👍Let's see if other viewers have a preference Kevin or Nick?
My sweet angel has been having some health issues & when I have 2 give meds she will bite at my hand to “threat” if I try again she flashes her teeth. For example she’s having ear infections I’m struggling to resolve. She won’t allow me to clean her ears, put the medicine in ears, clean her paws. Other than these things she’s the most cuddly angel! How do I keep her from snapping at me?
Thank you for your information and very detail steps. We also just have our baby boy 3 months now. May I ask where did you buy the harness? It’s look very comfortable. Thanks in advance.
Hi Carla, we have been using the same brand since jimmy was young. Her is the link - amzn.to/2EgN3jG For 3 months dog he might be somewhere between a medium and a large. Jimmy currently is using a large one. enjoy👍
@@SuperShiba that’s great and thank you👍 I will check it out. Btw, how about the bed you are using which is good protection for chewing or biting :) my little Koa love fluffy material and always try to bite it. So I have to put the fluffy bed away.
The bed is from Costco but I am sure there are other great options out there in the market as well. With pet’s bed no matter how sturdy it claimed to be we still change it when see obvious wear and tear. Have fun shopping 👍🏻
Hi Ramon, for treats selection it really comes down to what your dog likes. Something i consider when selecting a treat is i try to find whole food without artificial filling. I normally will look at ingredients closely before I buy Jimmy's snack and if there are too many ingredients and look artificial I would pass. Jimmy really likes eggs, cheese, raspberries and some other fruits but it varies widely on each individual dogs. I encourage you to test different treats with your dog to find out what he loves the most. Also keep in mind sometimes instead of reward with a treat you can do a short but exciting playtime, that normally works well too. good luck👍
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Very informative. Thank you! All shiba owners or owners-to-be should watch this...
You are a smart dog owner, and this is kind, effective training. Thank you!
I just got my shiba puppo 3 days ago and I always think about your videos! Your tips and tricks are super helpful, thank you!!
Thanks! Enjoy the wild ride with the new puppy😆
Congratulations!
how is your shibe so far??
@@jenniferking2243 He's 3 years old and well trained. He is stuck to me like glue, and I love him to BITS.
@@jenniferking2243 Her name is Sunny and she is so smart and cuddly!! She is also very bitey haha but these videos are helping me out.
Thank you so much for your videos! I have watched a lot of them and saved a play list. I will have a shiba girl in 6 weeks, so been looking at things specifically for that breed. I've looked at many dog breeds for over a year but shiba seemed like it was the best one for me. I find the quirks of shibas very charming and am doing lots of research and note taking to make sure she ends up a happy (mostly) well mannered puppy.
Hi thanks for the comment and I am glad you found my channel, sounds like your new puppy is going to be in great hands. 👍
The way that I have found that works best with my shiba is when she gets way too nippy and out of control, to gentle pin her down with her stomach up. Once she makes the “pffff”, and is no longer tense or fighting me, I will have her sit and give her the release command. It has worked wonders for her, and I really don’t have to do it anymore. She knows that we will do what I ask her to. I’m 100% in agreement with positive reinforcement, but sometimes the stubbornness of the shiba can be a lot more and need a little bit more control. I freaking love my girl and I couldn’t have gotten a better shibe for me.
what does the pffff mean? is that like a sigh or exhale from your shibe?
@@jenniferking2243 yeah!
Puppy jimmy is beautiful! One of the ways I get into training is to purposely raise his energy level. Get the ball or treat or chew thing that he cares about the most...and ask them to do something for it. Or get them into a zoomie session (it’s a bit tricky but I figured it out with my pup) and then begin the training. They are most eager when they are having fun. I found the discipline part of the most helpful for me!
That is so true! We sometimes will pretend something is interesting and Jimmy would get motivated to work toward a mysterious object(could just be a tree branch or a random item). I feel Shiba Inu needs to be in the "right mood" in order to be trained and make it fun is definitely super useful.
youre right. having fun is real important!
These will be useful for when I get mine :)
Same
awwww and thanks for the tips i am going to buy a Shiba definitely
Research the breed carefully. They are extremely willful and smart. They are expert climbers, and you better not let them off leash. They are very cat like, and their coat requires attention as they 'blow their coat' twice a year-the shedding is godawful. Then there is the Shiba Scream-which can alarm you if you're not expecting it! My Shiba is extremely affectionate (he is my Velcro dog) but most Shiba's are aloof. You have to build a strong bond with them; they aren't the type to listen to you if they don't feel you are the pack leader. Lots of training (with training treats). Shiba's don't like other dogs 'getting in their space.' You have to keep a very watchful eye around other dogs, especially if they're smaller. This is a hunting breed; take that into account. They were bred to hunt small game and all the way up to boars. My Shiba loves to chase moving leaves (and would go after birds) if I didn't have him on leash. Walks are important to stimulate their brain. That being said, this is the most captivating breed. They are very complicated but once you have their trust and affection, it is the absolute world.
@Bathory Synystra thanks for the insightful and truthful comment.
I look forward to every video! Thanks:)
I never realized that you have to train a shiba inu to look you in the eye. Interesting... Most dogs do it naturally. Beautiful, but definitely a challenging breed.
if you have a southern Australian miniature border collie then these tips also apply to your dog
Can you give me some tips ? My shiba inu dosen't listen too much to us when we are outside and he sees other dogs.. and while we are eating he stand up near the table.. any tips ? thanks :)
Nice video, now do you remember the shibe I said I would get in december ? So, i'm trying to choose a name. Which one is best ? Kevin or Nick ?
December is coming soon. So excited for you😆 The name will be something you discuss with your family. I think any name is great as long as you love it doesn't matter what you call him. 👍Let's see if other viewers have a preference Kevin or Nick?
I like kevin!!
But your name is nick?
@@noronahahaha no, its just a nick name
@@noronahahaha lmao
My sweet angel has been having some health issues & when I have 2 give meds she will bite at my hand to “threat” if I try again she flashes her teeth. For example she’s having ear infections I’m struggling to resolve. She won’t allow me to clean her ears, put the medicine in ears, clean her paws. Other than these things she’s the most cuddly angel! How do I keep her from snapping at me?
Thank you for your information and very detail steps. We also just have our baby boy 3 months now. May I ask where did you buy the harness? It’s look very comfortable. Thanks in advance.
Hi Carla, we have been using the same brand since jimmy was young. Her is the link - amzn.to/2EgN3jG
For 3 months dog he might be somewhere between a medium and a large. Jimmy currently is using a large one. enjoy👍
@@SuperShiba that’s great and thank you👍 I will check it out. Btw, how about the bed you are using which is good protection for chewing
or biting :) my little Koa love fluffy material and always try to bite it. So I have to put the fluffy bed away.
The bed is from Costco but I am sure there are other great options out there in the market as well. With pet’s bed no matter how sturdy it claimed to be we still change it when see obvious wear and tear. Have fun shopping 👍🏻
What treats do you recommend for a shiba?
Hi Ramon, for treats selection it really comes down to what your dog likes. Something i consider when selecting a treat is i try to find whole food without artificial filling. I normally will look at ingredients closely before I buy Jimmy's snack and if there are too many ingredients and look artificial I would pass. Jimmy really likes eggs, cheese, raspberries and some other fruits but it varies widely on each individual dogs. I encourage you to test different treats with your dog to find out what he loves the most. Also keep in mind sometimes instead of reward with a treat you can do a short but exciting playtime, that normally works well too. good luck👍
Cheemsitos hard to train