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Its behavior is not wolflike at all... How is this compatible with the DNA structure which is extremely wolf-like? Even Akita and Alaskan malamutes were less wolfy, even though they were in the top 4 - 1. Shiba 2. Chow Chow 3. Akita 4. Alaskan malamute
A couple of points where Shibas are polar opposite to wolfs:
Cleanliness - Shibas are very cat-like in their self grooming and hate to get dirty (please explain how this is possible if the breed is the closest to nature)
Body language and behavior: Shiba inus bark like any other small dog, and don't exhibit wolf-like behavior like growls and howls.
Its behavior is not wolflike at all... How is this compatible with the DNA structure which is extremely wolf-like? Even Akita and Alaskan malamutes were less wolfy, even though they were in the top 4 - 1. Shiba 2. Chow Chow 3. Akita 4. Alaskan malamute
A couple of points where Shibas are polar opposite to wolfs:
Cleanliness - Shibas are very cat-like in their self grooming and hate to get dirty (please explain how this is possible if the breed is the closest to nature)
Body language and behavior: Shiba inus bark like any other small dog, and don't exhibit wolf-like behavior like growls and howls.
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