Why is Shiba Inu called Shiba Inu?

Shiba Inu, native to Japan, is one of the smallest hounds in Japan, with an average weight of about 10 kg. It is divided into red Shiba Inu, black Shiba Inu, white Shiba Inu, black and white Shiba Inu and small Shiba Inu. Shiba Inu is stable, smart and lively, suitable for family pets.

Why is Shiba Inu called Shiba Inu?

Shiba Inu's name comes from its "firewood", which is usually used to catch badgers such as raccoons and is used as a watchdog in rural areas. Because this kind of dog often lives next to the woodpile, it is called "Shiba Inu".

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Shiba Inu originated in China, and developed into a unique breed with the introduction of trade and immigration into Japan in ancient times. After a long period of domestication and in-depth development, Shiba Inu gradually formed a variety of breeds, such as red Shiba Inu and black Shiba Inu, and was further cultivated into a pet dog that is very suitable for family feeding. Now Shiba Inu has become one of the most popular pets in Japan and is loved by dog friends all over the world.

Shiba Inu and Japanese Culture

Shiba Inu is now regarded as a cultural symbol and landscape in Japan. Many people have the opportunity to interact with Shiba Inu when traveling in Japan. Shiba Inu not only walks around alone in the cherry blossom season, but also often sees Shiba Inu's different role-playing, wearing kimono, ninja and other decorations to display in various landscapes in Japan. Shiba Inu Walking is a cultural activity in Japan. Every year, Shiba Inu-themed cultural activities attract thousands of tourists. Shiba Inu is really an indispensable part of Japanese culture.