Shairn-Inu

Shairn-Inu History

The Shairin Inu, or “Grey Ghost”, is a breed of Japanese Spitz. The FCI (Federation Cynologique Internationale) recognizes the two varieties, the Kurosawa and the Chobi, and both are recognized by the AKC (American Kennel Club). The origin of the name is disputed. The FCI (Federation Cynologique Internationale) recognizes the two varieties, the Kurosawa and the Chobi, and both are recognized by the AKC (American Kennel Club).

Shairn-Inu Physical Characteristics

The Sharn-Inu is a medium-sized, short-legged, long-eared, flat-faced, fox-like breed of dog. They are sometimes referred to as Japanese Terriers, Shih Tzu Fox Dogs, or Japanese Spaniels. The breed is also known as the Inushiroku, Inushinka, and Shibainu. The Sharn Inu gets its name from a combination of the Chinese and Japanese words for “fox”.

Shairn-Inu Health

Description of breed health.

Shairn-Inu Temperament and Behaviour

The Shih-poo is a small, playful, and adventurous dog. They are friendly and gentle, and usually get along well with other household pets and younger children. They are very intelligent and eager to learn, and will quickly trainable with positive reinforcement.

Shairn-Inu Activity Requirements

The Japanese Shiba Inu is a small, agile dog that was originally bred for hunting. Today, they are a popular companion and do well in homes with children. While Shiba Inus are a relatively small, low-energy breed, they do still require regular exercise. They will benefit from a daily walk to burn off some energy and play time. They are also a very intelligent breed that enjoys learning new tricks and playing games. Playing games, keeping them mentally engaged, and providing plenty of toys is essential. A bored Shiba Inu can get into some mischief. While a Shiba Inu may not be suited to be your jogging partner, they are a great pet for an active family. A 20-30 minute walk or run once a day will keep your Shiba Inu healthy and happy.

Kennel Club Recognition