The Shiba Inu is the smallest dog breed among Japanese native dog breeds. The Shiba Inu is also called the jungle dog and the West Eight Inu. The Shiba Inu has a lively, naughty and alert personality, and is very suitable for young people to raise.
In our impression, when talking about long legs, we may first think of Great Danes and Spirit Dogs. The Shiba Inu is a slender dog breed. In fact, the Shiba Inu is also one of the dogs with long legs. The height and length ratio of male Shiba Inu dogs to female dogs is 100:110, and the body length of female dogs is slightly longer.
This refers to the ratio of body height to body length. The height of male dogs is 39.5cm, and the height of female dogs is 36.5cm. The allowable difference is 1.5cm above and below. The ratio of fast-running shepherd dogs is 9:10, and the Shiba Inu is 10:11, and the body length is slightly shorter. However, generally speaking, the ratio of Shiba Inu’s legs to body is generally four to one, making it truly long-legged.
During the growth and development of a Shiba Inu, it is recommended to feed the Shiba Inu some pet calcium supplement foods. In addition, in addition to feeding dog food, daily high-calcium foods should also be appropriately matched. For example, shrimp, tofu, kelp and other soy products, etc., or you can directly give the Shiba Inu some calcium tablets. Secondly, you need to take the Shiba Inu out for more runs to help their growth and development.