How to Understand and Train your Shiba Inu Puppy & Dog

Vince Stead

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Ratings and reviews

Some interesting information in the beginning, but as you read on it becomes more and more poorly written, repeating phrases and using wildly incorrect punctuation. At some points the author contradicts their prior statements, as with the information on potty training, or even the size of a shiba inu-- the booklet begins by saying that shibas are part of the small dog category, then later says "your shiba is going to get very big" when talking about putting fencing up for the backyard. The contradiction about potty training is more significant, as without warning or preface, the instructions between chapters have changed from simply taking the shiba outside frequently, to putting down newspapers and training that way (which wouldn't be a problem is they had edited their work so that this section was within the same chapter as the previous instruction on housebreaking your dog, wherein it could be made into a "meanwhile, also do this" statement.) As you read on, the information provided becomes less and less credible, and the inexpensive price for the book begins to make so much more sense.

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