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Rescues will get a lot of Shiba Inus since they are a cute popular breed, yet typically require a lot more attention than other breeds, and can become downright dangerous if not trained properly.
Most will likely be over 2 though, and already "troubled" requiring intensive retraining
Source: Wife works at a dog shelter for the last 7 years
Of course there's no "automatically bad" or "automatically good" breeds (though the closest to automatically good are labradors IMO)
If you have such a strict height restriction, my advice would be to go to a shelter and look for a friendly young-ish mixed breed, like pom mixed with something, or corgi mixed with something, etc. Staff should be able to tell you if they think a dog is going to be bigger or that, or get one that is fully grown already so you know for sure.
Good luck!
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