Our Little Princess
We would like you to meet our next Home Bred Champion, Honshu's English Rose.
Growing Up With a Shiba
She's six months old and every bit the Princess of the house. Read how the owners of Honshu's Mika Kitsune are adjusting to life with a Shiba.
· Shiba Inus have lived with the Japanese people for centuries. Considered the smallest and oldest of Japan's dogs, the Shiba's ability to maneuver steep hills and mountain slopes, together with its keen senses, have repeatedly shown it to be a superb hunting dog.
· The Shiba Inu is AKC's 136th breed.
· After reaching near extinction during World War II, only three Shiba bloodlines remained. They were the San In Shiba, Mino Shiba and the Shin Shu Shiba, the latter being the most popular. It is from these three lines that the breed evolved into the modern Shiba.
· In 1954 the first Shiba was documented as arriving in the U.S. The dog was brought from Japan by an American armed services family.
· Date entered into Regular Classes: June 1, 1993.
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Our Site Wins A Web Award
Honshu Kennels and LCN Online are pleased to announce that they have been nominated for and received the I.A.W.M.D. Golden Web Award in recognition for the outstanding work on this site.
Our New Site!
More then just an updated look, our new site uses state of the art technology that allows us to keep you up to date on the latest news and developments.
· Recommended Reading
· Breed Standard
· History of The Shiba Inu
· Pet Shop Puppies
· Japanese Dog Names
· Health and Wellness
HonshuKennels.com is the proud recipient of the Golden Web Award
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