Original video credit: IG/chloe.shibainu.malaysia Shiba Inu are famous for having a thick double coat that helps protect them from both cold weather and harsh outdoor conditions. Twice a year, that coat goes through a major shedding cycle known among owners as "blowing coat." During this period, large clumps of loose underfur can come out every day for weeks. The amount of fur can be genuinely surprising. Many owners joke that they could build a second Shiba Inu from everything their dog sheds during the season. Despite the chaos, all that shedding serves a purpose. The old undercoat is being replaced with a new one better suited for the upcoming season, helping the dog stay comfortable year-round. ππ§Ή No copyright infringement intended. This content is shared for educational and informational purposes, including facts about nature, animals, and their behavior. All credit goes to the original creator. For any questions or copyright concerns, please contact me at the email listed in the channel description. #NatureIsWild #Animals #Insects #Wildlife #Shorts
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Atleast he is standing quietly while the owner is combing....but i hav a German spitz which doesn't let me even comb her.....someone has to hold her steady so that she can't run away and the other person will comb π
I really needed to see more π©
One thing about having dogs I hate, covered in hair when you show up to do anything having to look nice, I have to keep a lint roller on me at all times π
Damn no lie I started sneezing as soon as she started combing
We have a Shiba mix... It took us forever to figure out the mix (rat terrier)... According to her mix, it must be a 60/40 mix, because her shed isn't this much!!!πππ
I really wonder how some dogs and even cats kept theyβre fur/hair maintenance when they were once like wild animals because they canβt reach everywhere
God damn! He is just ripping layers out of that thing lol π
Juro que me hace acordarme a los juncos, rompes las puertas y sale una gran cantidad de pelitos de lo compacto que estΓ‘ la planta. π π
Combing out horse ππ Combing out doggo β¨οΈπ€©β¨οΈ
I think Norwegian Elkhounds shed worse. My breeder said "They only shed twice per year, six months at a time".
This is not individual to Shiba Inu's. This is also how some other breeds of dog shed, as well as wolves, coyotes, foxes, hair sheep, and even some hares/rabbits. Im sure there are plenty of others as well.
Itβs like peeling a layer off good god
That is another Shiba puppy born, that a lot of fur
Ha, enough wool for the next winter sweater!
I have a question π can't we make wool nd sweater out of that ?
Whatβs this tune called?
I used to have a Korean Jindo. They look similar. He used to shed like this.
They remind me of a bull rush before and after it explodes!!
My Shiba is 8 now, I can definitely confirm everything in this video is 100% acurate.
if i get a shiba inu i would have to learn how to use that and make a sweater