Imo-Inu

Imo-Inu History

The Imo-Inu is a medium-sized Japanese spitz-like herding dog. The Imo-Inu is a medium-sized Japanese spitz-like herding dog.

Imo-Inu Physical Characteristics

The Imo-Inu is a small, medium-to-large sized, short-legged, long-bodied, compact, squarely proportioned, hardy, and agile working hunting breed of Japanese origin that was developed to work upland game birds and small mammals. It has a double layer fur coat, which sheds dirt easily, and an average length of 15-17 inches. The Imo-Inu has triangular ears, long tail, and almond shaped eyes. Its body is built narrow and deep, with well-muscled ribs and shoulders.

Imo-Inu Health

Description of breed health.

Imo-Inu Temperament and Behaviour

The Imo-Inu is a courageous, playful, and friendly dog that is very good with children and adults. They are very intelligent and easy to train, but they can also be very stubborn. They enjoy being around people, and can be relied upon for company. They are very active and energetic, and will need a daily walk or 2.

Imo-Inu Activity Requirements

Imo-Inus are a medium-sized, ancient Japanese dog that was traditionally used by fishermen. Imo-Inus are known for their adventurous nature, intelligence, and loyalty. Imo-Inus are active, intelligent, and energetic. They require regular opportunities to run around and burn off their energy. They will do best in a home that has an enclosed backyard where they can play and run. Imo-Inus will thrive in a family that enjoys spending lots of time with their dog. They are great with children, but they can also get along with other dogs and animals. However, Imo-Inus will not tolerate any abuse or mistreatment.

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