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Shiba Inu Training That Makes A Difference
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| Written by Dorothy Hime |
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Nothing worthwhile comes easy. Shibas are not mindless little sheep. They are very intelligent and will second guess you and often are strong willed, but with the right education on how to train a Shiba, you will have a very bold, but respectful, highly intelligent but well balanced pet. That's what you wanted in the first place, correct?
With any dog breed, as long as you match the breed to your lifestyle and understand their personality quirks and qualities when acquiring a specific breed, you can manage their behavior to create harmony in your home including a well balanced, happy dog.
By the way, This site is now on the second page of Google, briefly I was on the first page. Once we get to #1 phase one of total Shiba Inu world domination will be complete.
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Share your Stories
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| Written by Roger |
| It's been a while since I posted an entry here. I was thinking that it would be great to open up the blog to you and let you share your Shiba Stories and photos. I'd love to hear from you.
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Would You Clone a Shiba?
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| Written by Roger |
| Cloning has been a touchy subject for years. For some, it represents scientific progress. For others, it brings forth visions of a future that resembles Brave New World. Now, everyone seems to be buzzing about the recent cloning in South Korea of Marine, the cancer-sniffing Black Lab. About three weeks ago, Marine's clones were born to a surrogate mother. Their destiny: to carry on the cancer-sniffing legacy. Some may see this as a noble cause. Finding cancer early and by non-invasive means is a wonderful thing. Others are skeptical. What about you? Would you consider cloning your dog? How do you feel about cloning dogs? I think this is all part of Shiba's master plan for world domination. |
