Shiba Inu puppies how to see pure or impure

How can I tell if a Shiba Inu puppy is pure or not? The head of a Shiba Inu puppy should be larger, with a moderate bulge at the back of the head and a moderately wide forehead with a bit of roundness. When choosing a puppy, choose one with a nose that is neither too deep nor too shallow, and small, triangular-shaped ears. The eyes should be slightly triangular, the lower curtain should be close to straight, the color of the eyes should be close to black, and the thicker the color of the lips, the better. The Shiba Inu puppy’s head should be larger, and the back of the head should be moderately elevated. The forehead should be moderately wide, with a little rounded as a puppy, and will be good when it grows up, but if it is too prominent, it is not good. The bridge of the puppy’s nose will be deeper in puppies, so when you consider this, you should pay attention to choosing a puppy with a nose that is not too deep and not too shallow. Some puppies will not have their ears up for 40 to 50 days after birth. If the ears will not be erected, pick up the puppy’s ears with your fingers and observe the ear shape, thickness, ear position, forward tilt, etc. When choosing, choose small triangular-shaped ears, and do not choose ears that are reversible or like bamboo leaves. In addition, the so-called small type should also be in the right proportion to the head, with the right thickness, a slight forward tilt, and just the right interval between the two ears. The eyes should be slightly triangular in shape, with the lower eye curtain close to a straight line and the upper eyelid starting to curve more at a third of the way from the eye head. In the case of a puppy it is not grown to this extent. Puppies should preferably have round eyes and no eye drops. The color of the eyes is best when they grow up to be a strong teal brown, but as a puppy, the color of the eyes should be close to black, avoiding those with light colored eyes. The muzzle should be thick and round with a tightly closed muzzle, and the nose should be black and shiny. Do not pick a dog with sagging upper lip, as if you can not see the lower jaw, the thicker the color of the lips the better, the lighter the color is not good. The upper and lower milk teeth should have 28 teeth together. There should be six upper and lower incisors, two canines and six molars each. Make sure the teeth are aligned. Some puppies have all their baby teeth, but they may not have all their teeth when they are replaced with permanent teeth. This can only be considered bad luck. In terms of bite, the bite is correct if the lower incisors are serrated on the inside with the upper incisors.