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Our Shiba Family:

Suri's Page
Ripley's Page
Emi's Page
Whoopie's Page
Schmiegle's Page

 

Shibas are one of the smallest Japanese breeds. The word, "Shiba", in Japanese, means "Red brush". The Shiba is a hunting breed and is very quick on it's feet. 

The AKC standard for the Shiba Inu states that the adult male Shiba should be from 14 1/2 inches to 16 1/2 inches in height, at the withers. They will typically weigh in at about 25  to 28lbs. The females must be at least 13 1/2 inches at the withers and not taller than 15 1/2 inches. They usually weigh approximately 17 to 25 pounds. 

Over 16 1/2 inches at the withers on a male is a disqualification and over 15 1/2 inches at the withers on a female is a disqualification. More than 5 missing teeth, in an adult Shiba's mouth, is also a disqualification in this breed. 

Please note: the AKC standard for the Shiba breed calls for three color patterns.  These colors are:  Red, Red sesame or Black and tan. Although Red or Red sesame Shiba babies are born with a black mask this will fade with maturity. Cream/ white colors and pinto colors do still occur occasionally on Shibas but  it is considered a serious fault in both the Nippo and the AKC Shiba breed standard.

While there are some that are breeding their cream/white  colored Shibas and their pinto colored Shibas, we adhere to the AKC standard for this breed.

To see more pictures, pedigrees and information about each of our Shibas, go to the menu of names in the, upper, left hand corner of this page and Click on our Shibas' individual call names.
 

Zen's Satorino Typhoon, "Buddy"

Retired

CH Double Take's Jack The Rippa-Na, "Ripley"
Mikata's Kirei Na Momo Double Take, "Emi"

Retired

Ranchlake's Sister Act At Double Take, "Whoopi"

Retired

Double Take's 

Lookin Fur Da Precious,

"Schmiegle"

 

Mr. Atsumi's

KazaKoshi No KuroRiki

"Suri"

(Japan)