It’s no secret that fashion is a fickle lady. Trends change literally every day. And this applies not only to clothing and decor, but also to dog breeds. Now the Japanese, especially those living in big cities, tend to prefer these dog breeds.
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Originally bred as an assistant for burrow hunting, the Dachshund has retained the best properties inherent in its ancestors - activity, intelligence, agility, fearlessness, and independence to this day. However, it is great for home use.
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The name of the breed was given by the Mexican state of Chihuahua. It was from here that the companion dogs began their triumphant march, first across the American continent, and subsequently around the world. The ancestors of today's Chihuahuas are considered to be the ancient Techichi dogs, which were bred by the Toltec Indians in the 9th century.
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The main purpose of the toy poodle is to bring joy to its owners, cheer up and relieve stress. This little dog looks like a toy coming to life. She has a cute little face, small stature and curly, fluffy coat. In addition, the representatives of the breed are very loving, friendly and non-conflicting. They are ready to be friends with everyone, but with their relatives, they don't always get along with other dogs.
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The Shiba Inu is a hunting dog bred in Japan. Its history is about two and a half thousand years old. Modern representatives of the breed often act as companions. An inquisitive and friendly disposition allows them to get along well with the owner, but the animals are wayward, they require competent training. Since 1936, Shiba Inu has been recognized as the property of Japan. Integral character, high intellectual level, and special fortitude made these animals popular among dog breeders.
