J.A.D.E. Shiba Inu & Kai Ken

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J.A.D.E. Shiba Inu & Kai Ken

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The Shiba Inu is the smallest breed of dog native to Japan. They are clean, intelligent, agile and a hunting dog by nature. The shiba inu isn't for everyone, so please research this breed before you choose your new companion. They must be leashed and fenced, because they will be off on the big hunt. Shibas must be socialized early and often, as they can be dog aggressive, and aloof with strangers. 

Kai Ken are medium sized (forty pounds, 20 inches high) dogs, red, black or grey brindled, and are wonderful companions. Kai can go from the conformation ring to the agility or obedience ring, too. They tend to be less dog aggressive than shibas, and make wonderful watchdogs, usually from the couch or windowsill!

Japanese American Dogs of Excellence   

  I raise puppies in my home, where I love, care for, and socialize them, and all my adult dogs. I strive for great temperaments, as well as healthy structure and type in my breeding program.

I can help with shiba training, and re-homing, and I offer dog show assistance, as I own several AKC champions that I have personally bred and shown. Champion means that the dog bearing that title has been judged by certified judges to be a correct, acceptable specimen of it's breed type and structure. 

Puppies are sometimes available, as I breed usually once per year to select my next show champion.

I have a young adult female shiba, neutered, retired from my breeding program, who is looking for a new home. I have a male Kai Ken puppy looking for his forever home, too.

Come for a visit, or call/email me for questions/concerns or available companions. We love visitors!

Member of the National Shiba Club of America, Great Lakes Kennel Club, and the North American Kai Association.

Please email me, cinstrehle@netscape.net On emails, please put "shiba inu" in the subject line, or it will be spam!

Ortonville, MI

248-627-3826