Taz

Taz is a Shiba Inu puppy born 4/13/26. He is the little fireball of the group, hence his name. He is full of fun, a little bit of trouble, and of course love.<br/><br/>Taz recently underwent a prepuceplasty surgery and is recovering wonderfully. That's why he's currently wearing the cone of shame!<br/><br/>Before applying, please research the Shiba Inu breed. Shibas are incredibly intelligent, independent, and often described as cat-like. They are not typically eager-to-please dogs and can be challenging for first-time owners. Training requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. They are known for their bold personalities, escape-artist tendencies, and strong prey drive, making secure fencing and supervision important.<br/><br/>Shibas are amazing dogs in the right home but they are not the right dog for everyone. Breed research and training are highly recommended before applying.

Taz is a Shiba Inu puppy born 4/13/26. He is the little fireball of the group, hence his name. He is full of fun, a little bit of trouble, and of course love.

Taz recently underwent a prepuceplasty surgery and is recovering wonderfully. That's why he's currently wearing the cone of shame!

Before applying, please research the Shiba Inu breed. Shibas are incredibly intelligent, independent, and often described as cat-like. They are not typically eager-to-please dogs and can be challenging for first-time owners. Training requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. They are known for their bold personalities, escape-artist tendencies, and strong prey drive, making secure fencing and supervision important.

Shibas are amazing dogs in the right home but they are not the right dog for everyone. Breed research and training are highly recommended before applying.

Taz is a Shiba Inu puppy born 4/13/26. He is the little fireball of the group, hence his name. He is full of fun, a little bit of trouble, and of course love.

Taz recently underwent a prepuceplasty surgery and is recovering wonderfully. That's why he's currently wearing the cone of shame!

Before applying, please research the Shiba Inu breed. Shibas are incredibly intelligent, independent, and often described as cat-like. They are not typically eager-to-please dogs and can be challenging for first-time owners. Training requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. They are known for their bold personalities, escape-artist tendencies, and strong prey drive, making secure fencing and supervision important.

Shibas are amazing dogs in the right home but they are not the right dog for everyone. Breed research and training are highly recommended before applying.