Article in English: Shiba Inus were originally bred as hunting dogs who flushed out small game (birds) and occasionally larger, more dangerous game (wild boars). However, today, they are primarily owned as loyal companion animals, not hunting partners. Still, despite the Shiba Inu's small size (Shibas weigh in at between 17 and 23 lbs.), it is a strong and bold dog with a strong prey instinct. Shibas are known to escape fencing or run away off-leash if they see something they want to chase. They are agile and stronger than they look, so they will need obedience training. Shibas are highly intelligent dogs, but unlike other breeds, they often use their intelligence to their own ends, to get one up on their owner. Some owners report that their dog seems to "plot" and devise ways to outwit them or to overcome restrictions or training. In short, the Shiba Inu is not always an easy dog to train. However, if you have experience with dogs and are looking for a challenge, training a Shiba can be a fulfilling experience. Watching how they put their sharp minds to use can be a delight.  The ideal Shiba owner has a lot of patience and plenty of time to devote to training. The breed has working origins, and this energy is often directed in destructive ways by bored dogs. Be ready to train the dog not to chew through possessions or escape from enclosed yards. Keep in mind that, just like people, there are always individual dogs that break generalizations. Some Shibas are compliant and fit in easily. Shiba Inus have a reputation for being more like a cat than a dog. They are content in their own company and independent minded. This lack of motivation to please people can also make training more challenging, as they don't need the reward of human attention as much as some other breeds. The breed's independent spirit is a beloved trait among Shiba owners. These are not slavish dogs who fawn over people, but dogs who project an aura of dignity and composure. Most Shiba Inus are very particular about their bodies. They can be "drama queens," in...

Summary in Vietnamese:
Cân nhắc bản năng săn mồi của loài. Quá trình huấn luyện có thể là một thử thách. Hiểu rằng Shiba là giống chó độc lập. Cân nhắc lại về giống chó nếu bạn muốn một chú chó thích được nựng nịu. Cẩn thận với những phản ứng hung hãn của Shiba Inu. Cân nhắc chọn nuôi chó đực hay chó cái. Chuẩn bị cho việc chăm sóc lông. Suy nghĩ về tuổi thọ và những vấn đề sức khoẻ của giống chó này. Đừng bỏ qua các điểm mạnh của giống.