THE JAPANESE AKITA INU - Difficult & Dangerous or Loyal Guardian? - 秋田犬

[@user-zm1vl6kx9k]

日本の犬は全て猟犬ですので、躾を誤ると手におえなくなりますが、信頼関係が構築されれば最高のパートナーになります😀

[@edwinvermeulen8187]

I have a male akita now almost 4 years old, and prior to that several other breeds for about 30 years. I must say Akita is by far my favorite breed. The only "problem" i have is when he encounters (border) collies (who attacked him when he was a puppy) he loves humans and dogs he knows, but stays by himself if its an unknown adult dog. (He plays and teaches all puppies he meets) It still take him socializing every single day and can notice the difference if he hasn't met any dogs for a few days. He listens and returns really well, but he does love to explore. And he's smart too, he recognizes people and cars for who are my (and in extention, his) friends. Doesn't bark if they come up my driveway. Nor does he bark if people pass the driveway, but as soon as he doesn't know you and you set one foot on the driveway he's up in your face. One thing to remember if your considering an Akita. Most people that don't know you or akita's will approach the akita in a way that they might not like, (often to fast and or to energetic) and he'll tell them that by either barking or showing teeth. So a lot of people will think your dog is agressive, while what he really is doing is guarding his personal space and his owner. And his personal space can be as close as a meter up to 10 meters depending on mood and situation They are beautiful majestic selfconfident dogs, but one things you need to absolutely realize. If you allow him something once, he'll remember that for the rest of his life, and will try to do it again if it pleased him, for you've allowed it once so you will eventually allow it again.... right? It takes months, years or even a life time to unlearn something he liked that you've allowed once. Even if circumstances were extraordinary. Eg. Sick dog/puppy and you kept him in your bedroom to keep watch over him? He'll expect that for the rest of his life his stature has gained enough that he's allowed to sleep in the same room with you. Akita's are lovely dogs, but if your inconcistent in behaviour or things that you allow, you not only have a troublesome dog, but also a miserable dog. Because he doesn't understand why hes not allowed that fun thing anymore.

[@Animal-Watch]

that is some of the best advice I've heard on this breed! Thankyou x

[@Art_Travel_and_Hobbys]

Yeah. Akitas are great home guard dogs

[@shiv24oct1983]

not just Akita.. if any person gets a dog without doing required research, he/she is a terrible owner .. I have got two malamutes and i can take them anywhere with me .. but on the contrary my friend can’t take his jack Russell to other peoples house or pubs …

[@Animal-Watch]

So true!

[@nbffhjjfdhhhhlllas]

😊

[@ryokichi4479]

Japanese dog & Chinese music so sad

[@dotsuten666]

何故かBGMは中華風…笑

[@theoriginalmomomike2869]

I guess I've been fortunate. I've met many Akitas, and none were aggressive towards people. Other dogs, not so much.

[@Animal-Watch]

they can be dog dominant absolutely

[@parrotlady2007]

My bro ended up with 1 ,they rescued her 😊 he had no idea she was so special ❤ "Lacey" will be a Legend in our family

[@Animal-Watch]

🙌🙌🙌

[@newmoon6944]

@@parrotlady2007 🌹🌹🌹❤❤🌹🌹🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🌹

[@emmadeyn7273]

I have a white female japanese akita. I worked very hard socialising her and have the most loyal lovely dog as a result. I can let her off her lead no problem. She never leaves me. However she does ignore commands if she doesn't want to do something. Unfortunately she does have sebaceous adenitis but we manage her condition well.

[@Animal-Watch]

Oh no! Well done done for managing this condition

[@Kikiconsilience]

We got our beautiful Akita from Maureen. Lots of effort went into obedience training and she is the best behaved dog now! fully socialised with dogs, other animals and people. If you aren’t prepared for intense training DONT get an Akita, simple! Maureen is absolutely amazing and loves the breed.

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou so much for leaving this wonderful advice x

[@hiroshijitsumasa1369]

Thank you very much for the Great videos to wonderful Akita-Inu. Many people have some misunderstanding for Akita-Inu. They are really smart, gentle, intelligent, friendly, faithful and loyalty to their family. Some unknowable owners make Akita-Inu unhappy for people and other animals. It’s so sad. ありがとう😊❤

[@jabbarmuhammad]

I love Japanese Akitas and the American Akitas too great video anneka

[@Animal-Watch]

You are welcome 🙏

[@bob4z]

A great overview of a beautiful and proud canine! I love the story and movie of hachiko, the blonde Akita is amazingly beautiful and impressive. Thanks for creating this video!

[@Animal-Watch]

You are most welcome 🙏

[@TV-rd8uj]

可愛いですね😍ぬいぐるみさんみたいですね🤩、毛並みきれいですね💞、素晴らしい動画ですね💕、高評価させていただきました👦👧最後まで見させていただきました🐼😍🤩

[@FWDSUXARSE]

We have 2 ACD mix rescues. Did our due diligence in our research and educating ourselves prior to adopting them. More than happy to have them as family despite some challenges that we were prepared for.

[@jiggy1992]

Sitting with your back to them is proof that they are open-minded and not at all wary. The first dog my family had was an Akita/magazine mix. My mother's sister's house also had a pure white Akita and a baby Akita. You can only understand how great Akitas are if you live with one. Their fighting spirit, which allows them to fight even with a bear without flinching, and their loyalty, which will stay with their owner for life, are truly amazing. They are not friendly to everyone and have a temperament, so training is essential.

[@marksguitars5617]

great video, Anneka, beautiful dogs.

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou

[@Dr-xj6ty]

We lost my Japanese Akita in 2023 at 18years 5months she was a brindle female with white paws and a white spot on her chest she was the perfect dog no prey drive our 11 cats were the bosses which she protected from foxes as well as our other 3 dogs she was used as a medical assistance dog as she had to be able to pull a 16 stone man away from certain chemicals and spent time on the children's and old aged wards in the hospital, she had a very long and happy life from when we rescued her when she was 7 years old after the previous owner tried to force breed her and she turned round and neutered the dog and she was sued but her insurance would not cover her, Ebony Bear is missed and our new very very large short haired Giant Alaskan Malamute has some big paws to fill.

[@Animal-Watch]

18 years is an incredible age!!

[@junkfoodeater]

I go up to pitbulls and say hi any day, but with Akitas i am very cautious, more often than not they have been very aggressive.

[@Animal-Watch]

Shame you have had this experience

[@a.mie.533]

This might be the most beautiful dog breed ever.

[@Animal-Watch]

I think they might be

[@user-xy5qc1or5y]

It’s like Caesar says, there is no such thing as a bad dog, only bad dog owners. They are definitely not for the first time dog owner. As with any breed you have to do your homework. It’s a commitment. Do you have the time to put in the work ? I rescued a Great Pyrenees. I have friends who would NEVER deal with the shedding. I vacuum twice a day and that’s not enough. I know I could never have an Akita because I am a pushover 😅

[@Animal-Watch]

Totally agree!

[@AN-kw8wl]

One who is looking sleepy is Japanese Akita. I love them.

[@Laura-mi3nv]

I've had 1 experience meeting 2 akitas. I just happened to run into them at a pet store, they were definitely the American variety, but they were both so sweet it was unreal. Beautiful and so sweet. I asked their owner if I could pet them and his girl dog was so cute, I squatted down to pet her and she was really trying to sit in my lap! Those 2 definitely came from a good breeder and went to an amazing family.

[@Animal-Watch]

That’s so wonderful 💙💙💙💙

[@gauravmalhotra2272]

I am proud owner of 3 years old male American Akita. They are an amazing loyal one person dogs. They are loyal to the family but apprehensive of strangers. If you train them well they are an extraordinary dog.

[@Animal-Watch]

I'm so glad you speak so highly of them. Beautiful dogs

[@valestrafox89]

One of the most lovely dogs I’ve ever met was a an American Akita dog ( I know that they are pretty much separate breed to the original Japanese breed but still share many of the same characteristics), who was in a rescue Center that I was hoping to volunteer at for dog walking, the absolute size of him! As sweet as pie but I knew about their prey drive & strength so I knew that if he wanted to chase something I would not have had a sing hope in all 7 circles of hell that I could have held on to him 😂😂😂😂. The guys people at the centre actually appreciated my honesty when I told them ( and we both had a laugh 😹), so I donated money & still do to this day & I actually adopted a dog from them several years later ( a border collie so still plenty of work involved 😂😂😂😂). The Akita was actually adopted out several years ago to a loving home ( a person who funnily enough knew the dog through someone at the shelter) & was well cared for & loved ❤

[@joeymccullough2716]

It definitely takes an experienced owner for this breed, but, it is absolutely worth it. Love them & would love to have one in my family.

[@Animal-Watch]

I totally agree!

[@xdrazormon454]

Sup guys! Glad I'm one of the first here! I'm thinking about getting an akita and glad this video help me think about getting one. They are an ancient breed that has been around for centuries

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou so much 🙌🫶

[@newmoon6944]

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[@pagangod_Infinity]

Another great Japanese Akita Inu breed video by Anneka❤ 👍 The Tsoyu Akita are so gorgeous, posh & majestic looking, and that they are a world class Guard 🐕 breed is plus ✨️ 💛

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou

[@stevetakle3614]

Thank you for this excellent video. They are the most wonderful dogs. I'm on my third (American) Akita and all three have been great characters. They're definitely not for everyone, but if you're an experienced owner you'll never find another breed to match them!

[@Animal-Watch]

I’m so glad you’ve had wonderful experiences 🙏

[@DHWOW]

She pronounce it correctly this time. Before, she call it "akita in you"

[@Animal-Watch]

will you ever let me forget!

[@joeymccullough2716]

Back in the 80’s, my first roommate on HHI, SC, had a black/silver American Akita male named Shogun. Beautiful beast of a dog. Very intelligent & very aloof-he DID know that he was “better”. He 8 I bonded almost immediately. My roomie worked nights & I worked days. Shogun would alternate his bed location accordingly. I finally put another bed in my room for him. 😂🤣😂❤️❤️❤️

[@Animal-Watch]

Ha ha so funny!

[@Sirius263]

Thank you, Anneka, I remember your first Akita episode 💖. I adore this breed; they're so intelligent and you simply cannot fail to fall in love with their complexities and beauty. Not the type to leave indoors all day while an owner goes out to work. Sadly, their beauty often attracts the wrong type of owner and it's tragic to see how many are literally abandoned and the Akita shelters full, many are rehomed by overwhelmed owners and go from one home to another or returned to shelters, compounding more behavioural difficulties. It's tragic. Thank you, for doing the Akita proud, and emphasising their needs for potential owners, Anneka. 🙏👌💖

[@mrade5321]

I've only ever met an Akita once in real life. Thankfully, the owner said beforehand that it was quite big, but it was friendly. When he brought it into the room, despite what he said, I sh1t myself. It was all black and it was huge. Very nice friendly dog though and it was a pleasure to spend some time with it.

[@Animal-Watch]

Ha ha Thankyou for sharing 🙏

[@LagunaL8]

SO adorable

[@Gandalf-The-Green]

I have watched this confident affectionate behaviour when greeting people in many Spitz type dogs, and our German Spitz has it too. If possible, he wants to be at face level with anyone he greets, so he climbs on their lap and stares them right in the face with his Spitz smile. These dogs are not naturally subservient, they will obey their people, but they see themselves as basically equal with strangers. That is why it is so important to socialize them very well from an early age.

[@Animal-Watch]

great advice!

[@georgiawee3958]

Akitas are a beautiful breed, for me it's the best i've had my whole life! As for the training sure you can socialize since a very young age but they all have their own character and it's ok as long as you can manage your dog, reduce their stress and give them the best life they could possibly have. My 3 years old male akita is part of the family and every family member, friends or person that knows him, knows he is the sweetest boy. But he can become reactive sometimes on walks, especially with other male dogs. Some breeds in particular trigger him. We learned to read his body language and to use techniques such a the clicker and it works really well! If you are patient enough for them to develop without comparing them to "your usual family dog", they will become the best addition to the family !

[@Animal-Watch]

Great advice. Thankyou

[@ChristyBeck-ys1dw]

He's so cute he's got a precious little face you got to do your research on these dogs so you know what you're getting into thanks for the information so now we know what we have to do

[@helenr4300]

just a couple of minutes in and totally recognise this. My rescue Am Akita (5 yr old and skipped dog socialisation) has done really well in learning to let other dogs pass without lunging or other reaction; but even when he has been totally polite a passing dog on a few occasions has yelped as if being attacked.... Recognising that body language from physical build gives that message to other dogs even when my boy is being polite is useful to understand.

[@Animal-Watch]

It happens with my wolfdog and huskies too. Other dogs automatically yelp without anything happening 😀

[@faheem9341]

Can you make a videos on Japanese spitz please 😊

[@Animal-Watch]

Yes great idea

[@area0074]

why Chinese music?

[@owenmarsden1584]

Really enjoyed this episode. Beautiful dogs and sound like they share a lot of similar characteristics with my Chow Chow.

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

The best dog we ever had was an Akita/German Shepherd mix.

[@animaladventurer]

Hi Anneka...your Akita videos are really helpful when it comes to choosing this magnificent breed. These dogs are so much ingrained in the Japanese culture, that people who are either sick or having a baby would be given tiny Akita statues symbolizing health and well-being. I've heard the first record of these dogs in the U.S was from the late 1930s when Helen Keller brought two Akitas with her from Japan. Also, when American soldiers came to Japan in World War 2, they were so impressed by this breed that many decided to bring an Akita back home with them after finishing their military tour. By the way, the Akita depicted on a stamp at 1:29 is Tachibana; one of the few dogs to survive the war.

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou so much for these wonderful comments 🙏

[@animaladventurer]

@@Animal-Watch my pleasure :)

[@overeasymode]

They're such a beautiful dog.

[@Animal-Watch]

Absolutely

[@jimclarke1108]

Beautiful dogs, matching looking Anneka

[@Animal-Watch]

Thankyou

[@bob4z]

That was a beautiful video! Lots of great poses for sketching, an Akita would love growing up on and protecting my Sierra Nevada ranch, I love the red version, what a beauty! Of course I have spoiled my 15 year old beagle/lab rescue dog mix, so an Akita would be a 24 hr a day challenge for me, like having an alien being sharing your home! Dogs are amazing! We don’t really deserve them! 😉

[@Animal-Watch]

dogs totally are. Thankyou so much for watching x

[@johnfarrell3171]

Anneka, we love and look forward to each episode. What is that wonderful opening musical piece?

[@Animal-Watch]

I credit the music at the end of the episode if you take a look

[@vanboll]

Akita inu is my favorite Dog

[@Animal-Watch]

It’s fantastic!

[@vanboll]

@@Animal-Watch Thank you very much For your reply 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@segapena5033]

My dad brought home an American Akita when I was 16. We named him Johnny because the guy who gave him to my dad had named him "Juan de Dios". I had no dog training ability/experience, knew nothing about the breed. Other than my heeler, Johnny was the most naturally obedient dog I had. Rarely barked, only went to the bathroom in a certain corner of the backyard, got along with our chickens, understood directions just by pointing or facial gestures, never showed aggression towards people or anyone visiting. All of this he learned with simple stern "no" and spending a lot of time with him. He absolutely did not like with my friend's Rottweiler probably because the rott was already showing aggression. But when we worked on a cherry farm the farmer had a young german shepherd the same age as him and they were best buds during that harvest. All the difficult traits about Akitas I didn't even learn until years later when there was internet to research. But from my experience I would have no clue they were dangerous or could be difficult. My dad who is not even a dog person and kind of just tolerated him at rhe time wanted to get another Akita over the last few years because he said they were so smart and obedient like Johnny.

[@luismelchertfaberschmutzle578]

Helo Anika, nice job! I have had Akitas for 15 years. There is a secret to have some succes with this beauties. "Akitas are very sensible to owners emotions", when they do some wrong, just show you are sad, there is no need to yealing or beating, but, when do good, show you are hapy. By the way: NEVER beat an Akita, it is realy dangerous. 2 rides a day, let him be friend of other people, they behave as your secretary, They realy differenciate, family, friends, others and hostile people. While on the ride, let the dog be a dog, beware, they search others as preys, hunt and try to get other dogs, you should not allaw because other dogs usualy have no chance, they are very fast killers, so hold far from problems. From the gate of our house in, they have accesss to all, what becomes good, they help to take care. They are more than dogs, they are partners. The only breed of dog my actual Akita tolerates are the Shiba inu, maybe because they look like Akita puppies. By by.

[@Animal-Watch]

What fantastic information

[@klaudiazajdowicz]

Lovely dogs soo smart and cheeky. Hard work but it pays off ❤

[@Animal-Watch]

If you stick past those first 3 years

[@1crackedup]

I had one and we called him SCREETCH!

[@jeffw.9761]

Excellent video, thanks.

[@Animal-Watch]

you are welcome

[@Couch-Tomato]

秋田犬は、日本の東北出身の犬なので、雪が大好きです。

[@daddygator123-z6f]

I had an American Akita.. she weighed 60 kilos

[@Animal-Watch]

👍❤️

[@christophecamus3295]

Very interesting video, a lot of fact and honesty ❤❤❤❤❤

[@Animal-Watch]

Thank you!

[@edmundobaca3498]

The akita is intelligent and very cute, servicial😊

[@bobopuppies]

Great video, beautiful dogs 😍

[@sabasaba-saba]

自分も秋田犬を飼ってるが家族には従順で甘えてきます。 躾も簡単でした。可愛い奴です。 しかし他人は嫌いで興味を持ちません。社交性もありません。 散歩してる秋田犬に自分から近づくことはしない方がよいでしょう。

[@lailahviola8881]

would love to see Black Russian Terrier episode

[@Animal-Watch]

I’ll look into it

[@lailahviola8881]

@@Animal-Watchthank you!! I’d be so excited. They’re a very cool breed.

[@kohakasugai9924]

秋田犬は熊と戦うが、猫が怒ると恐がる😅😽

[@kubaderda1313]

Beautiful breed❤. Can U do episode with Tosa Inu or with Boxer?

[@BenandAllison]

Great information 🙏🏻 thank you

[@Animal-Watch]

So nice of you

[@user-ds2lm8uz6s]

What a beautiful dog

[@karldavidblain6524]

Please do the Japanese Tosa inu😊

[@Animal-Watch]

I’d love to!!!

[@Heathenwolf-uv1zo]

Reminds me of my old neighborhood in Massachusetts, everyone had Shiba Inus, there was 1 I would see often, she was old, but also loved to jump and paw and bite (chew).

[@Animal-Watch]

Shibas are like small Akitas

[@Heathenwolf-uv1zo]

@@Animal-Watch Just smaller, and more cat like.

[@zeusricochant7357]

Ive got a pure bred American Akita and also a mix. His mum was a mix with a Collie and a Japanese Akita and his dad was American Akita, hes one hell of a dog.

[@Animal-Watch]

What a combination!

[@KaesOner]

No such thing as a pure bred American Akita... American Akitas are are a mix of pure bred Japanese Akitas and German Shepherds.

[@user-cy7qb8se7b]

Akita dogs are loyal to their masters and will attack anyone they deem to be an enemy, even humans, with all their might. The master needs to teach them who they should not attack. They are smart enough to understand what they are taught.

[@nekite1]

I met an American Akita briefly a few years ago. The owner did have trouble controlling him, as he was quite boisterous. The dog was friendly, but too in your face for most people. I liked him though.

[@Animal-Watch]

They are a real character

[@nekite1]

@@Animal-Watch Having had quite a few dogs over the years (I'm 70), I think there are as many dog personalities as there are human ones. They are sentient beings the same as us. They love you unconditionally if treated right and are a joy to own. Coming home from a bad day at work feeling low and walking into your house to be greeted by your dog is guaranteed to lift your spirits.

[@amicableenmity9820]

I like the Japanese one's appearance better. That said, I have a friend who owned an American one. They need an owner who won't give up on them and takes their possible aggression very seriously.

[@Animal-Watch]

Yes Ive heard some can be not so great

[@arontheakita4592]

I have two Akitas, both male, father and son. We've been attacked numerous times, other dogs are usualy afraid and run away from us or they attack us and then they run away 😅 I always tought it had something to do with their scent but as is turns out (watching this video) it's the ears 😂 People love them, kids always chase them just to pet them 😂 and older people always comment how beautiful they are. They really are one of the best breeds.

[@Animal-Watch]

It’s the tails and ears. Same with my huskies!

[@MsYoshi92]

秋田犬には特別な思いがあります、学生時代郵便局のバイトして秋田犬に吠えられて敬遠していたがなんとか友達なろうと努力して後でわかったことですが秋田犬は女の子でした、それで秋田犬と友達になりました。

[@gerard9371]

When will you be doing the American Akita again?

[@Animal-Watch]

Yes

[@GSRTurbooo]

I have an amazing Akita, perfect with dogs and people as all the work at puppyhood was put in. However I don’t think I’ll ever get another one. They are amazing but living with the potential of the damage they could do in an instant is a huge responsibility. It takes a lot of joy away from having a dog unfortunately. 😅

[@Animal-Watch]

Do you still feel nervous in public then?

[@GSRTurbooo]

​@@Animal-Watch Not really, I went to a park today and I had four kids and their parents ask to pet her and she loves it! Also had my parents old Yorkie and she's very respectful of her space. It's more the general what if, maybe that worry is what is needed to be responsible with a breed like this? Also in Ireland at least this breed is on a restricted breed list, that's a factor.

[@robertmarolt9236]

How beautiful dogs. Good luck❤

[@Animal-Watch]

🙏

[@BhupendraBabuItani]

Wow that's amazing 😍🤩

[@Manufalket]

Very fantastic video friend

[@tkyap2524]

They are banned in some countries. There is no reason why. Love to own one.

[@Animal-Watch]

They are actually pretty well behaved compared to some other dogs i've filmed

[@mauranoonan8951]

Getting a dog based upon appearance is always a mistake. These dogs are very beautiful, though. ❤ The ears and tail definitely give a dominant look for sure. I can imagine the amount of time for grooming would be a a bit daunting,

[@Animal-Watch]

Yes very similar to my huskies. Fur everywhere

[@PRODBYGBS]

as always heavenly beautiful, dog also very sweet :)

[@Animal-Watch]

Thank you very much!

[@stpierrecanada1]

I have my boy Luka who is special needs(fully blind)but he’s soooo smart and loyal and so good with my 2 other dogs(one large, one small) he is so well behaved, loves people and other dogs. I love this breed, but they are some stubborn I will admit 🤣

[@Animal-Watch]

Wow so cool that he’s so smart despite all his disabilities

[@warriorsage591]

Yessss queen of KZbin

[@Animal-Watch]

he he thankyou

[@KaesOner]

The Americans tried to kill all the Akita dogs during WW2 due to their fierce loyalty to the Japanese. Thank goodness they didn't succeed.

[@Animal-Watch]

No, the Japanese needed to eat the dogs to survive so they were outbred with German shepherds to hide these dogs. They valued German shepherds as army dogs

[@KaesOner]

@@Animal-Watch no? My grandfather literally fought in that war and vividly details what the Americans did to the Japanese dogs like it was yesterday. Let me guess, you got your 'facts' from someone who isn't even Japanese, nor took part in the war. Stop listening to Western Propaganda and wake up.

[@ERENA771]

KZbin チャンネルで [秋田犬げんき] この動画を視聴していたので 危険な犬と思うことはなかった 私は個人的に猫派で 犬のことはよくわからないが 家族に迎えた秋田犬を愛情を持って育ててください よろしくお願いいたします

[@leonaessens4399]

Basically, no dog is naturally "difficult and/or dangerous". Akita's are magnificent dogs but can be pretty formidable, especially when you're dealing with one of the larger versions. The same can be said for other breeds, like, say, the Western European shepherd breeds. Malinois, Dutch Shepherds and German Shepherds can all present challenges if not handled right, while the true giants like mastiffs, Cane Corso, Anatolians or Great Danes etc are only very rarely "difficult". It all hinges on training and environment, and a willingness to put in the time! Don't buy a scarily intelligent breed like a Dutch Shepherd and expect it to behave like a cuddly poodle. It's a horses for courses thing. Know what you are looking for, and be prepared to learn!

[@shabnamibrahim7803]

Great vdo mam👍👏👏❤❤

[@Animal-Watch]

you are welcome x

[@ryoko.a5374]

子供の頃ビーグルを飼っていましたが、逃げ出した秋田犬に噛み殺されました。子供の私にはとてもショックで、どうしても秋田犬に良いイメージがありません。でもどんな犬でもきちんと躾していれば良い犬なのは理解してます。

[@keirenle]

A beauty

[@Animal-Watch]

🙏

[@301Goldstar]

Akitas are beautiful Can you do rough collie and standard poodles?

[@thedonofdank2538]

Omg is that what the meme dog is called? Such a beauty!

[@Animal-Watch]

really beautiful!

[@fayfay961]

The meme dog is a Shiba Inu! It’s a related Japanese breed, but much smaller.

[@Heathenwolf-uv1zo]

9:43 Beautiful.

[@TonySanoop]

Chesapeake bay retriever dog video pls

[@Lay_mecE250ex....]

Love❤❤❤❤

[@tirosauls8654]

hi, if you can train a Jack Russell, will the Akita be a good dog breed to get?

[@Animal-Watch]

Totally different! Akita very independent. Jacks are more people pleasing

[@301Goldstar]

What I hate is the akc will have a rough collie and a smooth collie at the dog show, but they don't show Japanese akita and just show American akita.

[@Animal-Watch]

Really? No japanese Akita in the USA?

[@superandz]

Shiba inu next ?

[@Animal-Watch]

I’ve already covered this breed here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWPTfI1uqrSNgM0si=1lWbRdzAFfBs6Lpk

[@n.vanberkum3760]

I have a mix akita/mallamute. Besr friend ever.

[@Animal-Watch]

wow! what a mix. What is his/her character like?

[@n.vanberkum3760]

@@Animal-Watch he has the character of a akita. But to me he is verry gentle. He loves to swim a lot.

[@newmoon6944]

🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹نسانه راقيه ومحبوبه ربي يسعدك 🌹🌹🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@artb4541]

OMGOODNESS WOOOW OMGOODNESS ALWAYS AMAZING WORK SETTING SMILES GREAT AUDIO VIDEO THE TWINS CHOREOGRAPHY AND CREATIVE PERFORMANCE CINEMATIC EXPERIENCE MUCHO MUCHO CALIENTES 😘😘❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥🔥🔥😍😍🥰🥰❤️❤️❤️❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😘🌶PICANTE 🌶

[@Animal-Watch]

Thank you so much!!

[@badassuchiha4875]

Is this the female Version of that dude who got stung by a Stingray she's a Beautiful, Strong & Perfectly build Womens

[@ranahamid3948]

Hmm nice 🐕🐕🐕🐕

[@Animal-Watch]

🙏💙

[@helenr4300]

Since I adopted my Am Akita I have wondered about outbreeding to create the differences to the Japanese Akita. I was wondering about that happening in US since only limited numbers arrived initially; so really appreciate the history and how the german shepherd and other out breeding before leaving Japan.

[@Animal-Watch]

There isn’t any exact records we just know what we told you in the episodes.

[@helenr4300]

@@Animal-Watch which is more than I have previously tracked down since adopting my boy from rescue