What is Kishu inu dog?

 The Kishu inu dog, sometimes called Kishu Inu or Kishu dog, is a Japanese breed of dog. It is descended from ancient medium-sized breeds and named after the Kishu region, now Mie Prefecture and Wakayama Prefecture. It was designated a living national monument of Japan in 1934. The Kishu inu dog have been prized since prehistoric times for boar and deer hunting. Like the Shiba Inu, they are often quiet. The Kishu inu dog will stalk prey quietly rather than bark. They are the most commonly used purebred native Japanese breed used for hunting boar to this day.

What does Kishu inu dog look like？

The head of the Kishu inu dog is larger than other medium-sized dogs; the eyes are small, triangular; the ears are small, slightly forward, and erect; the tail is curled up, and the tail is sickle-shaped or semi-curled; the limbs are muscular. The upper hair rim is thick and short, and the lower hair is soft and dense. The coat color used to be white, red, and flax; now there are only white and light brown, and white is the best. slightly longer neck and tail hair.

Features: Sensitive sense of smell, alert, intelligent, and loyal to the master.
Uses: housekeeping, hunting animals.


Dog Show Standards:

FCI number: 318
FCI belongs to the group: the fifth group: sharp-billed dog and original dog breed group

Height: 16.9-0.0 inches (43.0-0.0 cm) at the shoulder for males and 0.0-22.1 inches (0.0-56.0 cm) for females.

Weight range: Male Kishu Inu weighs 28.7-0.0 lbs (13.0-0.0 kg) and female Kishu Inu weighs 0.0-59.5 lbs (0.0-27.0 kg).

Head (head, face, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, muzzle, jaw, teeth).

Skull: Broad in forehead. Nose: Black with only white hair may have a flesh-colored nose. The bridge of the nose is straight. Muzzle: thick, wedge-shaped and tapering. Lips: Tight. Jaws/Teeth: Strong, scissors bite. Face: well developed. Eyes: Relatively small, slightly triangular, set apart dark brown eyes. Ears: Small, triangular, slightly sloping and carried erect.

Torso (neck, chest, ribs, waist and back, front of torso, skin).

Neck: Thick and muscular. Shoulders: Set high. Back: Straight and short. Loin: Broad and muscular. Chest: deep. Abdomen: well-tucked up.

Extremities (foreprosegment, shoulders, upper extremities, sclerite joints, sclerites, soles, hindquarters, thighs, hocks, knuckles and hock nails).

Shoulders: Moderately sloping and well muscled. Forearm: Straight. Pasterns: Slightly sloping. Thighs: Long. Hocks: Hard, strong. Feet: Toes well arched and close fitting, with thick and elastic pads. Nails are hard and black.

Tail: Set high, thick and curled or sickle-shaped.

The gait is free and springy.

Faults: Any deviation from the above points is considered a fault, and any dog that is obviously abnormal in physical or behavior is a disqualification.

The above is the relevant information about the Kishu inu dog, I hope it is useful to you.

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