What are the characteristics of a purebred Shiba Inu? The head of a purebred Shiba Inu is medium in size, proportional to the body, the eyes are triangular, the eyeballs are dark brown, the bridge of the nose is straight, and the ears stand up; the Shiba Inu has a well-proportioned body, muscular limbs, and a thick and powerful tail. The coat is short and smooth.

If it is a purebred Shiba Inu, generally the shoulder height of a purebred adult male dog is between 66-71 cm, and the best range of shoulder height for an adult purebred female Shiba Inu is between 61-66 cm; The weight of male purebred Shiba Inu dogs is about 34-54 kg, and the weight of female purebred Shiba Inu dogs is about 35-50 kg. If an adult dog is too big or too small, it does not meet the standards.

Judging from the head characteristics of the Shiba Inu, the head is medium in size and in good proportion to the body, and the forehead is relatively wide and flat, with a slight groove. The shape of the eyes is relatively close to a triangle, with a deep position and slightly upward corners. If it is a purebred Shiba Inu, the eyes are generally dark brown with black eye circles; the ears are generally triangular, showing a When raised up, the ears will tilt forward slightly; the mouth will be relatively plump and stable, and the strong mandible will protrude forward; the bridge of the nose will be very straight; the length of the muzzle also has strict requirements, and the lips will be relatively tight. , and is black. If the upper jaw is relatively protruding, or the lower jaw shows a protruding bite, it does not meet the requirements.

The neck of a purebred Shiba Inu will be relatively thick and solid, the back should be kept relatively straight and horizontal, and the muscles of the limbs are very developed. The three points and one line between the neck, back and tail will form a better-looking line. arc.

The tail of a purebred Shiba Inu is very thick and powerful, roughly in the shape of a sickle, with the tip of the tail pointing toward the neck. The length of the tail is also required. If the tail is straightened, it can probably extend to the hock joint. , the position of the tail is also relatively high.