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Shiba Inus Currently Available for Adoption from NYCSR

Toby, black and tan, Shiba Inu
Toby
4 yr old male
Gets along with some dogs
Prefers calm household
NO children under 15		 Tiki
Tiki
2 year old male
loves being outside and walks
no small children
likes scrambled eggs		 Cinnamon
Cinnamon
9 year old male
affectionate & loving
needs thyroid & pain meds
early stage cataracts
Mylo
Mylo
7 year old male
playful & active
high prey drive, no small animals
friendly with strangers		 barbie
Barbie
4 year old female
good with other dogs
little nervous with new situations
prefers a calm household		 lola
Lola
2 year old female
curious and affectionate
needs to learn manners
nervous meeting other dogs
Zeus, 6 year old cream, male, Shiba
Zeus
6 year old male
calm, sweet, and affectionate
shy, sometimes nervous in new places
loves to be scratched
will do best in a calm household		 Kobe, young red male Shiba
Kobe
ADOPTION PENDING

Shiba Inus Available from Other Rescues and Owners

We have many other available Shibas listed on our site.

NYCSR Shibas Coming Soon (not yet available)

Ginger, red female Shiba
Ginger		 Penny, tri-colored, female Shiba Inu
Penny		 Prince
Prince
Rusty, red male Shiba Inu
Rusty		 Bea, black and tan female Shiba Inu
Bea		 Tasha
Tasha

Nicco		    

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Introducing Nicco

Nicco is a beautiful male shiba that came to us on 5/3 from a shelter. He was not getting along with a new baby in the house. He is a big boy, weighing in around 35 pounds and active. He needs lots of exercise and loves to romp. So far, he’s adjusting well to city life. His foster dad told us the following:

Everyone who has met him loves him, and he does seem to have a great temperament. He resists the leash initially, but seems to know the drill and doesn’t really fight it. Once on he is fine on the leash, though he does pull a little. He seems a bit tentative near busy streets but is for the most part fine. He’s also got a ton of energy in the morning, so it’s tough to keep up with him at that early hour.

He doesn’t like it when anyone leaves, he’ll cry for 5 or 10 minutes, even if someone else is home. He is definitely not crate trained, though he’s been perfectly behaved his whole time here. Housetraining hasn’t been an issue yet either.

Nicco is very intelligent and understands all commands (though he doesn’t always listen). He is VERY treat driven and will usually do anything for one. He also seems to understand a firm recall, but it hasn’t been tested with anything he values. His prey drive seems to be minimal, and he quickly loses interest in almost everything.

Nicco   Nicco

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Posted on May 11th, 2008 by kathy
Filed under: Nicco