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Welcome to SunoJo Shiba Inu & Japanese
Chin...
our goal in breeding dogs is to be respectful of their heritage
while being progressive in the breeds' development, and particular
in placing our dogs with responsible families .
Please consider carefully all aspects of adding a dog to
your life: the cost, exercise, training, time, and the emotional
investment.
We hope you enjoy your visit, and that you find information
here that enhances your knowledge of Shiba Inu and Japanese
Chin.
November 12, 2009 - slowly making progress: new 'Breeding
Program' and 'So You Want A
Shiba' pages, and photo
album with the new puppy pix.
Additional information:
- We are now the proud owners of the House
of Dogs Pet Resort in Comox, BC. This had been a dream
of mine for years, and so pleased to be able to share our
knowledge of dog health, care, and behaviour. We offer deluxe
boarding for dogs and cats, and full service dog grooming.
- Our daughter Rowan is a professional all-breed handler;
you may have seen her on TSN and Animal Planet during coverage
of dog shows. Visit her
website to see pictures of both the SunoJo champions
and the many different breeds she handles.
- This website will be expanded and updated frequently
- I invite our puppy owners to send pictures/stories to
be put up for viewing!
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Shiba Inu
This small spitz breed native to Japan can be
a wonderful companion, for those looking for a hardy,
athletic dog that enjoys both outdoor activity and lounging
on the couch. Includes information about the breed, our
Shibas, and links to relevant websites.
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Japanese Chin
This toy breed is also known as the Japanese Spaniel
in Canada. "Toy breed" does not mean a plaything,
but rather a small dog that requires indoor living and
careful handling.
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Akita
We no longer breed the Akita, but have included
some basic information about the breed. We will be adding
pictures and information about the Akitas we were so fortunate
to have had, from 1974 to our last remaining Akita in
2009. Our last litter was in 2000, it has been a long
time since we have been involved in the breed. Please
do not enquire about Akita puppies; we do NOT breed.
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