FAQ

The Shikoku dog is considered one of the most loyal breeds in Japan, known for its devotion to family and reserved nature around strangers.

Shikoku dogs do shed, especially during seasonal shedding periods when they blow their undercoat, but regular brushing helps manage it.

The Shikoku is considered one of the most loyal Japanese dog breeds, known for its devotion to its family while being reserved with strangers.

Shikoku dogs shed moderately throughout the year and experience heavier shedding during seasonal coat blows, requiring more frequent brushing during those times.

The Shikoku is considered one of the most loyal Japanese dog breeds, known for its strong devotion to its family and reserved nature with strangers.

Shikoku dogs shed moderately year-round but experience heavy shedding during seasonal coat blows, requiring more frequent grooming during these times.

The cost of a Shikoku dog typically ranges from $3,000 to $5,000 or more due to its rarity and limited availability outside Japan.

The Shikoku dog breed is extremely rare, both in its native Japan and internationally, making it difficult to find outside of specialized breeders.

Shikoku dogs do not have a strong odor; their double coat is clean and relatively low-odor with routine grooming and occasional bathing.

Shikoku are loyal, intelligent, and athletic dogs best suited for experienced owners due to their independence and strong prey drive.