Kishu Inu and Shiba Inu are two different dog breeds, and they are obviously different in many aspects.

First of all, from the appearance, the Kishu dog is a medium-sized dog with a well-proportioned and strong body, well-developed muscles, a wide forehead, well-developed cheeks, a straight black nose, and fur colors mainly white, red and Sesame color etc. Its upper part is thick and short, its lower part is soft and densely furred, and the hair on its cheeks and tail is slightly longer. The White Shiba Inu is a small dog, weighing between 15 and 20 pounds and standing between 10 and 14 inches tall. They have short fur, round heads, triangular ears, and upturned tails. Their fur is mainly white, sometimes with some black, red or gray spots.

Secondly, in terms of personality and purpose, Kishu Inu is native to Japan and inhabits Wakayama and Mie areas. In the mountainous area, they are alert and loyal to the shit shoveler. They are indispensable for training and education and have a strong sense of vigilance. They get along well with children, have a docile personality, do not bark for no reason, exercise a lot, are honest and brave, and are quite cold-resistant, but they have found it difficult to adapt to the hot summers in recent years. The White Shiba Inu is loved for its pretty appearance and docile personality. They like to interact with humans and are very good at getting along with children. They are a very suitable dog breed for families.