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		By: shibashake		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Yeah Shiba Sephy loves playing chase games. 

Couple of things that worked well for me in terms of door bolting -
1. Drag lead -
When Sephy was young I put a long drag lead on him (only use a flat collar). This way, when he got in one of his moods and decides to take the t.v. remote and run, I would just step on the drag lead. No chasing games and he gets to go into time-out.

This also helped with door bolting. Only do it when you are home to supervise in case the drag lead gets caught on something.

2. Door manners -
Every time before I take him on our walks I would practice door manners with him. First he has to come to me and sit while I put on his collar and lead. Then he does a stay while I open the door and put on my shoes.

If he breaks from the stay and tries to bolt, I body block him, close the door and he does not get to go on his fun walk. After a bit I try again.

Shibas are super smart so he quickly learned that not bolting = get to go out on fun walk.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Yeah Shiba Sephy loves playing chase games. </p>
<p>Couple of things that worked well for me in terms of door bolting &#8211;<br />
1. Drag lead &#8211;<br />
When Sephy was young I put a long drag lead on him (only use a flat collar). This way, when he got in one of his moods and decides to take the t.v. remote and run, I would just step on the drag lead. No chasing games and he gets to go into time-out.</p>
<p>This also helped with door bolting. Only do it when you are home to supervise in case the drag lead gets caught on something.</p>
<p>2. Door manners &#8211;<br />
Every time before I take him on our walks I would practice door manners with him. First he has to come to me and sit while I put on his collar and lead. Then he does a stay while I open the door and put on my shoes.</p>
<p>If he breaks from the stay and tries to bolt, I body block him, close the door and he does not get to go on his fun walk. After a bit I try again.</p>
<p>Shibas are super smart so he quickly learned that not bolting = get to go out on fun walk.</p>
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		By: Anonymous		</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 06 Dec 2009 09:58:30 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Oh god, our Shiba bolts for the front door at every opportunity.  She won&#039;t go far (usually just hangs in the driveway) but if i go near her she runs away...very frustrating]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh god, our Shiba bolts for the front door at every opportunity.  She won&#8217;t go far (usually just hangs in the driveway) but if i go near her she runs away&#8230;very frustrating</p>
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		By: shibashake		</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 30 Mar 2009 10:11:08 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[LOL - I suppose this is another one of those quirky Shiba traits :) Thank goodness they get bored so easily. Sephy&#039;s latest escapade was messing up our new rug when no one was watching. It seems that he has grown bored of it though after 2-3 days. Yay to Shiba boredom!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>LOL &#8211; I suppose this is another one of those quirky Shiba traits 🙂 Thank goodness they get bored so easily. Sephy&#8217;s latest escapade was messing up our new rug when no one was watching. It seems that he has grown bored of it though after 2-3 days. Yay to Shiba boredom!</p>
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		By: Linda		</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 25 Mar 2009 08:27:54 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[Oh yes! Mochi does that all the time, especially when she wants to get our attention. We taught her &#039;no biting&#039;, and she&#039;ll listen to it. However, when she wants attention, she&#039;ll pretend to bite on things. She doesn&#039;t actually &#039;bite&#039; on whatever she shouldn&#039;t, but just open her mouth and do the &#039;I am about to bite this&#039; motion. The first time she did that, I immediately told her, &#039;No biting!&#039; and she started to do the run-away-come-and-chase-me thing (she loves to be chased). Even though I&#039;ve learned her tactics, but my natural reaction is tell her not to bite, and that&#039;s how she gets the attention she seeks for. LOL!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Oh yes! Mochi does that all the time, especially when she wants to get our attention. We taught her &#8216;no biting&#8217;, and she&#8217;ll listen to it. However, when she wants attention, she&#8217;ll pretend to bite on things. She doesn&#8217;t actually &#8216;bite&#8217; on whatever she shouldn&#8217;t, but just open her mouth and do the &#8216;I am about to bite this&#8217; motion. The first time she did that, I immediately told her, &#8216;No biting!&#8217; and she started to do the run-away-come-and-chase-me thing (she loves to be chased). Even though I&#8217;ve learned her tactics, but my natural reaction is tell her not to bite, and that&#8217;s how she gets the attention she seeks for. LOL!</p>
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