Shiba Inu is a native dog, why the status and the Chinese field dog so much difference

The Shiba Inu is not a native dog, or a Chinese Field Dog, but it is a Japanese native dog, and is very common in Japan. The Shiba Inu is an old breed, and since 1928, the Japanese have been concerned with the preservation of purebred Shiba Inu. In 1937, the Shiba Inu was recognized as a “natural monument”, and has since been bred and improved into the fine breed it is today. The difference between Shiba Inu and a dog ← Click here for Shiba Inu personality traits Shiba Inu was born in the mountains of Japan and has been trained since ancient times as a hunting dog for birds and small animals, and occasionally helps people hunt large prey such as mountain pigs, deer and bears; they are used to standing alertly on hills and looking down, and although they are now pets in the home, they retain similar behavior, so they will climb up on higher couches in the house or stand in a corner of the house, quietly watching people. (As if to say, the owner is a sand sculpture) Why Shiba Inu temperament so big Do you still like such Shiba Inu