Akita dog breed history

Akita’s hometown is Honshu Island in Akita, Japan. A place where this dog lived for centuries without being known. Today, Akita is known as the national dog of Japan. Its design is used as a monument and tomb. He has held various positions such as guard dog, royal dog, warrior dog, deer and bear hunter, police and army. It is suitable for hunting in heavy snow and for hunting from within the water. In Japan, Akita puppies are sent as a health symbol to sick or newborn babies. The first Akita was brought to America by Helen Clare.

Akita Race Mood

Although Akita is a submissive dog, she sometimes becomes insane. Very cautious and kind to family members, smart, courageous and fearless. He is eager to learn and needs to be educated at an early age. It is one of the first and most loyal guard dogs. It is aggressive towards other dogs and animals and should not be released from the collar in public places. He usually treats children who are family members, but may not tolerate other children and may even bite. He enjoys the company of his owner and soon becomes bored.