Shiba Dreams, Pool Ramp

February 20, 2022

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7:00 PM

6:45 p.m.

I want 5 x Shiba Ino, 5 x Corgi and 5 x Golden Retriever dog breed families in our home.

Maybe 5 x Pomeranian and 5 x Basset Hound.

They will get along very well.

I think the golden retrievers can be trained to sniff for bombs or explosives, so they can be used for military security applications for our safety.

They can sniff guests, without suspicion, so it's good, a golden retriever is very friendly, a good leader and my favorite dog breed of them all.

I think it's more practical, to just have the Shiba Ino, Corgi and Golden Retrievers.

Mahesh Hirdaramani's son Parthiv had a Pomeranian called "Joy" who I liked. Jonathan Hirshon has a cool basset hound called "Fenris" that is 12 now.

We have a big garden, so they can hang out happily. I think they will be super happy. They can even go inside the bird cages. I love dogs and cats. We can get cats too. I don't know what kind.

I think our swimming pool, it is a rectangle box. It has 2 x ladders in the shallow and deep end. But I think that, I will change it, so that there is a way for the dog to slowly walk inside and outside.

We used to have 2 x star tortoise, but they both have gone missing and may have even died. I worry they have drowned in the pool.

I want there to be a way to train our dogs to swim, and then, to go in and out of the pool.

I think I like dogs with less hair, so we will do haircuts or trim their hair regularly. This is so it is nice and cool for our dogs in Sri Lanka's 35 degrees Celsius which is often 100 degrees Fahrenheit boiling hot!

When my dad had Paddy, a Saint Bernard dog, he had to keep the air conditioning on because he had so much fur. I would climb on top of the Mitsubishi Pajero that JR had given my dad to get a view from afar, as that majestic lion dog, would bark at me.

When the dog has a lot of fur, it will also attract ticks, which is very problematic. I think squirrels, lizards and other animals will eat those ticks. The dragon flies in our garden kill all the mosquitoes.

Digging Deep: What Makes Shiba Inu Dogs So Special?

https://youtu.be/yCe0LxQfBvg

The image is a video frame from NHK WORLD JAPAN, showing a comparison of different Japanese dog breeds. The title text, "Digging Deep: What Makes Shiba Inu Dogs So Special?", is prominently displayed at the top. The frame is divided into six sections, each featuring a different dog breed with its name labeled underneath in a green box. The breeds shown are "Hokkaido," "Shiba," "Akita," "Kishu," "Kai," and "Shikoku."
In the top row, the Hokkaido dog is on the left, shown with a light brown coat and a friendly demeanor. The Shiba Inu in the center has a reddish-brown coat and stands alert with its tail curled over its back. On the right is the Akita, with a thicker build and a lighter, cream-colored coat.
The bottom row features the Kishu on the left, which is white with a slightly curled tail. In the center, the Kai dog is depicted with a darker, brindle coat. On the right, the Shikoku has a similar build to the Shiba, with a reddish coat and distinctive markings.
The background has a subtle, patterned design, creating a visually cohesive and informative display. This frame likely aims to educate viewers on the distinctive characteristics of these Japanese dog breeds.

7:30 PM

7:30 p.m.

Time for my dinner! I think, maybe, it's going to be Shiba Inu, or a Akita.

I think, I remember picking "Bingo", my favorite pet ever, a golden retriever, who ironically, never retrieved tennis balls I threw for him to fetch, and also scraped me when we were swimming in the pool--

from the Kandos people.

This must've been the Wijewardenes, the Ratwattes or the Welgamas. Or something, I don't know.

Beautiful dog.

Manjaree and Harini also have golden retrievers.

It matters what the pedigree is, it matters, who the parent is, then the dog is good.

I think you must train the dog young.

They have a good temperament. Very friendly.

I hate stupid dogs that bark at strangers, bite strangers and are wicked dogs, like the Rottweilers.