What's the name of this brown bear?

The official name of brown bear dog is Shiba Inu, which is a dog breed originated in Japan. This breed is of medium height, with thick hair and bright colors, including light orange, dark orange, black and red, including brown.

Shiba Inu is a traditional hunting dog with excellent qualities such as bravery, intelligence and loyalty. He is lively, close to the people and very loyal to his master, so he is very suitable for being a family pet.

2. How to raise this breed of dog?

When raising brown cubs, we should first pay attention to their daily diet and nutritional balance. You can choose special dog food to feed with protein's abundant food, and avoid feeding human food.

In addition, Shiba Inu's hair is particularly thick and needs to be combed regularly to keep it clean and tidy, so as to avoid diseases such as skin problems caused by excessive hair accumulation in the stomach, ears and other parts.

When you get along with bears, you should pay attention to training their language and movements. Causing the owner to spoil or overindulge is not only not conducive to the physical and mental health of the dog, but will have adverse consequences.

3. The personality characteristics of Shiba Inu.

Brown cubs have a strong hunting instinct, so they like freedom, are very alert and easily overreact due to external factors. Therefore, when raising them, we should try our best to ensure the stability of their living environment and reduce the interference of the external environment.

Shiba Inu is smart, has a strong learning ability and can be trained. However, due to his stubborn personality, education requires high patience and perseverance, and the owner needs a long time of patience and comfort.

4. Matters needing attention in getting along with children

Brown bear is very friendly and kind, and gets along well with children. However, due to its lively personality, when getting along with children, the owner should always pay attention to their movements to avoid dangerous accidents caused by children accidentally angering Shiba Inu.

At the same time, the owner also needs to tell the children how to get along with Shiba Inu to avoid bringing unnecessary pain to Shiba Inu, such as not grabbing food, not pushing and touching with hands, etc., so as to ensure that the interaction between the children and Shiba Inu is safe and secure.