Shiba Inu
Non-Sporting DogsSmall SizeDouble Coat

Shiba Inu

AlertActiveAttentiveConfident

The Shiba Inu is an ancient Japanese breed, compact and muscular. They are confident, independent dogs with a spirited boldness. Their fox-like appearance and 'Shiba Scream' are well known.

Climate Fit

Moderate, Cold

Family Friendly

Great with kids & other pets

Delivery Options

Home drop-off or kennel pickup

Starter Kit Included

Toys, starter food & crate guide

Lifespan
13-16 years
Height
13-17 inches
Weight
17-23 lbs
Origin
Japan
Price Range
₹35,000 - ₹75,000
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Adoption & Delivery Experience

Reserve

Secure with 20% deposit

Lock your puppy while we prep health checks and starter pack.

Prepare

Vet-cleared, microchipped

Vaccination booklet, deworming records, temperament notes tailored to Shiba Inu.

Meet & Deliver

Pickup or assisted delivery

Schedule a video meet, then choose home delivery or kennel handoff.

Price Range

₹35,000 - ₹75,000

Health guarantee & vaccination booklet included.
Doorstep delivery in major cities; climate-controlled transit.
Post-adoption support and training check-ins for 30 days.

Breed Characteristics

Friendliness3/5
Energy Level4/5
Trainability3/5
Grooming Needs4/5
Health Issues2/5

Fun Facts

  • 1The oldest and smallest of Japan's native breeds
  • 2Almost went extinct during WWII
  • 3Famous for the 'Doge' meme

Care Guide

Exercise

Moderate exercise. Good daily walk is essential.

Grooming

Heavy shedding. Brush weekly, daily during shedding season.

Nutrition

Prone to obesity. Watch calorie intake.

Training

Independent. Can be stubborn. Positive reinforcement works.

Included with every Shiba Inu

Health & Safety

  • Full vaccination & deworming records
  • Microchip registration assistance
  • Vet health certificate

Starter Essentials

  • Premium starter food for 7 days
  • Crate & potty training guide
  • Comfort toy with litter scent

Support & Training

  • 30-day new-family support line
  • Virtual training starter session
  • Socialization checklist

Is the Shiba Inu right for you?

Best for

  • Active families seeking a loyal companion
  • Homes that can provide moderate exercise. good daily walk is essential.
  • Owners who enjoy training and engagement

Keep in mind

  • Regular grooming: Heavy shedding. Brush weekly, daily during shedding season.
  • Consistent nutrition: Prone to obesity. Watch calorie intake.
  • Training focus: Independent. Can be stubborn. Positive reinforcement works.