Comments on: Most Difficult Dog Breed

By: priscilla hernadz

priscilla hernadz — Thu, 13 May 2021 16:03:09 +0000

i have 2 pitbull dogs they are girls they f a lot

By: Em

Em — Mon, 29 Jul 2019 20:30:27 +0000

In reply to RJ.

Oh my gosh yes we have a notorious licker too. So friendly but he can’t hold his licker. 🙂 Once he settles down though he is a super cuddly bundle of fluff.

An annoying trait I have seen in other dogs is the “social greeter” where they run outside barking looking for other dogs in the neighborhood to respond. Usually doesn’t last long (unless another dog is outside and responds) but still an annoying behavior.

By: Shiba Inu

Shiba Inu — Thu, 01 Nov 2018 18:06:23 +0000

Goodmorning,
Someone can explain to me how is possibile making Shiba Inu girls live together forever. I see that females tend to fight each other in this race. In other breeds no problem exists or exists in part. A friend of mine has 2 Shiba Inu females and one day he found them fighting in silence. One was attached to the other dog’s neck, each dog was pulling the other dog’s neck in silence, Is it a question of blood lining or training?

By: LRO

LRO — Wed, 06 Jun 2018 02:49:01 +0000

I have Shiba-Inu, male. he is 5 years old now. when he was puppy he was nipping a lot, and lovely active. I can only say he is the best, most loving, caring wonderful dog. He is great guardian, he is reserved = does not bark when others do, does not get involved in frictions. He is very lively, intelligent. And loves to be hugged, cuddled, and walked outside. He will follow me when i do not feel well, and when he does not feel well. He will ask for daily petting by putting his paw on my arm. Yes, he is stubborn, and picky eater. And yes he runs away few times, but was found quickly. I call him opportunist. But that is not big deal. To us he is the best dog in the world. We raised him with love, no yelling, only when he got too wild when puppy we would raise the voice with single word NO, or STOP… He is also wonderful shredding machine, but learned to chew only his toys now.
we play with him, and when I am busy he learned to wait, understand. He is simply great!

By: Laurie

Laurie — Sat, 10 Feb 2018 12:04:59 +0000

I have a question. My shiba inu (devil dog) is 17 months old and runs away from me when I want to put a harness on her. She knows it’s for play time outside because she stands by the door and waits for me. My problem is that when I want to put on a harness, she runs away. I know about treating and patience and all. I’ve spent hours since she was a young puppy trying to get her to accept it. If she runs away, I put away the harness and go about my business. What else can I do?

By: Sayaka

Sayaka — Thu, 15 Jun 2017 20:15:46 +0000

Hi! I found your blog today and wanted to ask you some questions about my moms problem shiba inu. It is getting to the point where she is considering surrendering him to the shelter. Would you be able to email me?

By: leilla

leilla — Sun, 02 Apr 2017 17:42:59 +0000

Good afternoon! I just found this website and it’s so informative! i’ve got a situation that maybe you can advise me with.
in several weeks i will be adopting an almost 4 year old neutered min pin that is being rehomed due to being aggressive to the 14 month old baby in the house. the current owner admitted this is her first dog and obviously she has allowed him to rule the house.
this will be my second min pin; i learned with my first how much of a mistake i made by spoiling her and treating her like my baby.
i’ve been told that he doesn’t do well around strangers, was crate trained at one point but she no longer uses a crate.
i will be crating, and i will be taking him for walks where we are bound to come into contact with other people.
what can i do to make this transition better for us?
any advice will be appreciated.
thanks, leilla

By: Beth

Beth — Thu, 20 Oct 2016 13:41:52 +0000

In reply to RJ. I feel your pain. My husky is also "too friendly". He loves people so much, but will not leave guests alone, jumps on them, and wants to climb all over them. Have tried seeing if he will calm down after a while, but he doesn't, even an hour later he's still as excited as he was when they first walked through the door. I always end up having to put him in his crate, and he howls and cries because he wants to be with everyone. I've tried keeping him on leash in the house, while people are here, and that helps to some degree- I can at least prevent him from licking everyone to death, but it's too hard to both control him, and visit with people. He once knocked the glasses off a very tall mans face at Petsmart (the first and last time I brought him there!).

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 17 Oct 2016 17:19:37 +0000

In reply to KaTina Moore. Unless you are a professional,certified breeder,you should just get her spayed,decreAses,chance of cancers, take down hee dominance with other dogs,You do not mention ages of other dogs,sex or ages.

By: KaTina Moore

KaTina Moore — Wed, 05 Oct 2016 02:39:23 +0000

I have a 2 year old shiba she is my heart. I have two other dogs Wynter is very solid strong dog. she is playful but her playing is too ruff for the other two dogs. I tryed to mate her it was horrible help me how do I mate