The Akita Inu is one of seven dog breeds in Japan with national historical and cultural significance. The Akita has a good nature, extraordinary courage, and is very docile. Because Akita dogs are loyal to their owners and families, have a very stable personality, and are docile to their family members, they have always been very popular in Japan as the most popular dog breed!

The Akita dog is known as the national dog of Japan and they are extremely popular in Japan. Akita dogs are very loyal to their owners. Under normal circumstances, they will stay quietly by their owners' side. If any unexpected situation occurs, they will immediately come forward. Due to their docile personality and stable character, many families choose them as trusted companion pets.

The IQ of the Akita is ranked 54th in the dog rankings. Many people expressed dissatisfaction after seeing this result. They believed that the Akita's intelligence was enough to move their ranking up a few places. In fact, owners don’t need to worry about rankings. As long as the dogs and their owners can live in harmony, it doesn’t matter whether they are smart or can beat other dogs.

Although the IQ ranking of Akita dogs is only in the middle of the dog rankings, this does not mean that Akita dogs are more difficult to train. Anyone who has ever raised an Akita dog knows that Akita dogs are very smart. They can quickly master the skills taught by their owners. If trained properly, many dogs can become good helpers in their owners' lives. It is said that in Japan, some mothers will even hand over their children directly to Akita dogs to take care of them.

Although Akita dogs can get along well with family members, they become less friendly once they encounter other dogs or other animals. Therefore, if the owner has an Akita dog, it is best not to keep other pets. In addition, Akita dogs are still somewhat wild. When owners take their dogs out for a walk, they must bring them leashes to prevent accidents.