How to identify purebred Shiba Inu when he was young
As one of Japan’s oldest dog breeds, the Shiba Inu is loved for its cute appearance and loyal character. When purchasing a Shiba Inu puppy, many people want to ensure that their bloodline is pure. So, how to determine whether a Shiba Inu is purebred when it is young? This article will conduct a detailed analysis of appearance characteristics, personality performance, pedigree certificates, etc., and provide structured data for reference.
1. Appearance characteristics
The appearance characteristics of purebred Shiba Inu puppies are more obvious, including the following aspects:
| Features | Purebred Shiba Inu performance |
|---|---|
| head | The forehead is broad and flat, the muzzle is pointed, and the ears are triangular and upright. |
| eyes | Almond-shaped, dark brown in color, with alert eyes |
| hair | Double-layered hair, the outer layer of hair is hard and straight, and the inner layer of hair is soft and dense. Common coat colors are red, black, flax, etc. |
| tail | Curled or sickle-shaped, close to the back |
| body shape | The body is compact, muscular, and the limbs are straight and powerful |
2. Character expression
Purebred Shiba Inu puppies typically have the following personality traits:
| Character traits | performance |
|---|---|
| independence | Independent personality, not clingy, but loyal to the owner |
| alertness | Highly wary of strangers, suitable as a guard dog |
| Lively and active | Likes to play, has high energy and needs plenty of exercise |
3. Pedigree certificates and breeder reputation
When buying a purebred Shiba Inu, the pedigree certificate is the most direct proof. The following are relevant considerations:
| Project | Description |
|---|---|
| pedigree certificate | Issued by formal kennel associations (such as CKU, JKC), including parent information and pedigree number |
| Breeder Reputation | Choose a kennel with a good reputation and avoid “backyard breeders” or “dog dealers” |
| health check | Puppies should provide vaccination records and health certificates |
4. Common characteristics of non-purebred Shiba Inu
Some Shiba Inu dogs on the market may be mixed or non-purebred. Please pay attention to the following characteristics:
| Features | Non-purebred performance |
|---|---|
| Droopy ears | The purebred Shiba Inu has upright ears and droopy ears. It may be a mixed breed. |
| thinning hair | Non-purebred Shiba Inu dogs may have soft or single coat hair |
| Too big or too small | Deviation from the standard body shape (the shoulder height of an adult Shiba Inu is about 35-41cm) |
5. Summary
Determining whether a Shiba Inu puppy is purebred requires a combination of physical appearance, personality and pedigree. It is recommended to choose a regular kennel when purchasing and ask to see pedigree certificates and health records. By careful observation and comparison, you can avoid purchasing a non-purebred Shiba Inu to the greatest extent possible.
I hope this article can help you choose a healthy, pure Shiba Inu puppy!
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