The Animal Farm Shiba Inus & Mameshibas

24/01/2025

Someone add this baby we’ve affectionately named Elphie to their family before we get too attached 😭😭 She will be 13-14 lbs mature.

Available 🙂 You can see this little red girl’s info via our GoodDog page and scrolling down under “Puppies” or message us for more info!

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30/12/2024

Available 🙂 You can see this little red girl’s info via our GoodDog page and scrolling down under “Puppies” or message us for more info!

https://my.gooddog.com/animal-farm-shiba-inus-mameshibas-florida

29/12/2024

Hey everyone! We have 1 little girl (smaller standard size) who will be about 15 lbs full grown available! She will mature to be red. I can send you photos of a previous pup and his growth/color progression for reference to see how this little girl will mature. You can see her information at our GoodDog page, including her parents’ full OFA health testing and more pictures ! Feel free to message us via GoodDog or here!

https://my.gooddog.com/animal-farm-shiba-inus-mameshibas-florida

23/12/2024

Our cat, Bandit, likes the greet all the delivery drivers; these are the delivery confirmation photos 😅🤣

12/12/2024

https://www.heckingdoggos.com/

02/12/2024

29/10/2024

Happy National Cat Day from our resident kitty, Bandit 🐈‍⬛ 🐾

Someone stole him from us when he was a kitten; 2 years later, his microchip was scanned at a veterinary clinic and we were reunited! Since then, we microchip all pups before leaving our home, we’ve seen first hand the power of these invaluable little computer chips.

Bandit doesn’t like other cats and prefers the company of our 9 adult shibas. He loves interacting with our puppies, and as he doesn’t run, he doesn’t trigger their prey instinct, which instills a better understanding that cats are family members. Thanks for your service, Bandit! 💙

18/10/2024

Beggars

11/10/2024

MameShiba (miniature) Balto & his foster friends, standard Shibas Maya & Lovebug

11/10/2024

The size difference between our MameShiba boy Balto (13lbs) and our standard foster girl Lovebug (28 lbs)

10/10/2024

Update: She’s going to join her new family and big shiba brother in MA!! We are so excited for her little self.

This little MameShiba girl “Sushi 🍣” has become available! You can see all her details at her GoodDog profile page here, including parents’ health testing and lots of pictures:

https://my.gooddog.com/animal-farm-shiba-inus-mameshibas-florida

10/10/2024

This little MameShiba girl “Sushi 🍣” has become available! You can see all her details at her GoodDog profile page here, including parents’ health testing and lots of pictures:

https://my.gooddog.com/animal-farm-shiba-inus-mameshibas-florida

Reach out with any questions !

10/10/2024

Sorry, you can’t bring your dog to our home! It’s so much effort to maintain a calm environment for pups and our adult dogs and the pack dynamic with 8 dogs is something we strive to keep everyone happy; it’s not fair to them to bring intruders to their territory, especially my pregnant and nursing mommies. Not to mention, diseases, parasites, fleas/ticks and worms.

31/08/2024

Thanks everyone so very very much!! We made regionals this year!!!❤️❤️

We couldn’t have done it without our amazing dogs, they make life worth living!! 🐾🐕🤩

15/08/2024

The only way to know how the genetics of a puppy will play out is to know the parents! I tell my puppy parents all the time; I take no credit for my pups being perfect; they’re quite literally born that way and I have the honor to raise their little selves and teach them manners ❤️🥹🐾🐕

Someone sent me this a good while back and I’ve shared it several times … I think Kelsey (the original poster) is on here herself …. What she says here is something I’ve tried my damndest to get across to the public. We’re gonna focus on “dog trainers cannot fix genetics” …. Because that’s what and who they are…, as it pertains to your dog’s given genetics. Slow to develop, not prey driven enough, hates water like his ancestors, etc…. There’s only so much a person can do to cover up and bring to life in an animal with average genetics Athletes train for years to make it to the next level…. High school to college, college to the pros, pros to all stars or even hall of fame …. It’s not possible to take an average talent level hunting dog from a pup or juvenile and make him a “trained dog” in 3-4 months In the case of versatile hunting dogs, you’ve got pointing birds, any possible fur work, engage tracking with various exercises, water work, retrieving on land and water of fur and feather …. And on and on and on and to what degree polish do you want or expect…..? Them gifted athletes are working day in and day out for decades to get to where they need to be What happens when there’s set backs or struggles …. Guess what …. That eats up “Time” …. And in this business it’s a race against time Those given genetics are gonna shine “good or bad” ….. high prey drive or low prey drive, extreme love of water or no love of water, extreme desire to retrieve or minimal desire to retrieve, full speed ahead attitude or meek and mild All of this stuff matters

09/08/2024