Woof!

Shiba is!

Shiba Inu has four coat colours: Red, Black, Saseme and White.

Puppy

Growth Map

The Mother Shiba become reluctant to feed the puppies as they start growing their teeth (Ouch!) We will help the puppies gradually switch to puppy food and start worming them regularly.

Becoming bolder and more adventurous ! Sometimes, could be a bit out of control~

Microchip & First Vaccination (C3) is done after week 6.

Time to go home ! Yay~

We will prepare the AKAKUMO Starter Pack (refer to How to Equip) for every owner to take home with their puppy.

2nd Vaccination (C5)  and a general check at the vet. (This service is prepaid by us in Melbourne at designated vet or reimbursed in other states at a breeder price)

A few days after the 2nd vaccination, the puppies can start taking a short walk (20 - 30min) everyday outside. Try to avoid close contact with other mature dogs.

The owner may also consider to take the puppies to attend a puppy school for obedience training and practicing social skills with other dogs.

3rd Vaccination (C5 booster) can be done. This is optional but is recommended.

After these three vaccination shots, you will only need to vaccinate your Shiba Inu once a year.

The Breed

Standard

Japan Kennel Club FCI Standard No 257 is adopted in Australia 1 January 1994

Meet Our

Akakumo Shiba

Community

Food. Love.

Trainings

High energy combined with lots of smarts lends itself to disaster when the dog is not properly cared for. It’s imperative that Shiba Inu receive appropriate amounts of exercise, special food, bath, care and brain activities. Be caring and responsible.

How to Train?

Shiba Inus are small size dogs. So please keep them fit. Exercise and play!
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How to Walk?

Who let the dogs out? Let everyone in the area know how awesome it is to walk a Shiba!
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How to Equip?

Some Shibas take a lot of space. Some like it minimal. Get ready for the worst with Shiba Inu!
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How to Play?

These guys love to play! They are friendly and energetic, so please keep them busy!
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How to Care?

Keep your pup safe from medical emergencies by regular check-ups with your local vet.
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How to Groom?

Spa, massage and facial – Corgis take it all. Give your pups regular wash, cut and vet check
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How to Treat?

Shiba Inus love treats. Remember to check the ingredients when selecting treats for your pups!
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How to Feed?

Shiba Inus are Gourmets. They can be picky about their food. So how to feed a Shiba?
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Thank you for your time browsing through our website!This year's litters have been fully allocated. You can leave us a message or follow our updates on Instagram or Wechat. - Instagram: akakumokennel - Wechat ID: AkakumoWe don't have many Shiba Inu puppies each year, only selected families will be contacted. We do apologise in advance.