"Aaczar" Shiba Inu Kennels are situated in Adelaide, South Australia.

I attained my first Shiba Inu in 1994, and registered this Kennel name in 2000. Thus "Aaczar" Shiba Inu Kennels came to be.

Aaczar" Shiba Inu are Pets, Conformation Show Dogs, Pet Therapy Dogs, Obedience Dogs, but first & foremost are excellent representatives & ambassadors of this wonderful Breed.

After many years of searching for a Black & Tan Shiba Inu to Show, with Excellent Conformation & Correct Colour. (Described by Mr. Yamakawa as "Sanshokumou".)  Australian Grand Champion Suteki Benkei Kuroichi "Cash" joined the Kennel here in March 2007. He is now the first Black & Tan Shiba Inu to gain this status in Australasia.

"Aaczar Kennel" are currently the Longest continuous Exhibitor of Shiba Inu in South Australia. (16 Years.) and our Shiba Inu are Exhibited selectively. (Which means we do not enter all shows, we do other things on weekends too).

They have made their mark in the Show Ring winning regularly on their own Merit, under well-informed National, International, & Shiba Inu Specialist Judges, all without the aid of "Politics", "Advertising", or the "right faces" on the lead..

"Aaczar" Dogs are not readily available for Public Stud, but in exceptional circumstances would be available to selected, Tested / Scored Bitches under "Private Treaty" only.

"Aaczar Kennel" breed very rarely, usually for ourselves to have another "Young One" coming up.

"Aaczar  Kennel" is committed to Promoting and Preserving the Correct Japanese "Nippo" Shiba Inu. 

In 2009 "Aaczar" Shiba Inu ("Cash" & "Wombat") competed heavily in Conformation Shows against strong competition. "Cash" attained his Australian Grand Champion Title and "Wombat" got to over 500 Points towards her Grand Champion Title.

In 2010 Cash & Wombat only entered limited Shows and concentrated on their Obedience.

In 2011 to date (September) Cash has competed in only 15 Shows. He obtained 9 Best of Breeds & 3 Runner / Up Best of Breeds.

Wombat has had a lot of the year off (In Season and out of coat)