The daily feed for Akita dogs should contain about 500 grams of meat food, and then add an equal amount of vegetarian feed, such as oatmeal, biscuits, etc. The best meat to prepare is lean meat, mutton, beef, etc. with less fat content. And it needs to be cooked first, cut into small pieces and mixed with cooked vegetarian feed before feeding it to Akita dogs.

The raising method of Akita dog is the same as that of ordinary dogs. There is no special need to pay attention to in raising it. It’s just that Akitas are more aggressive, especially male dogs, and are more aggressive towards other dogs. You must use a leash when going out. The worry-free part is that they won't make any noise or bark. Some dogs may bark a few times when eating, but they will be very quiet at other times.

The largest component in the Akita dog’s body is water. Water can break down and transport nutrients. Leftover food will putrefy and grow bacteria, causing diarrhea. If there is any leftover food, put it in the refrigerator and wash the tableware. The dog's muzzle should be short, and the tableware should not be too deep. Dry food will be more palatable if softened with warm water. However, when given as dry food, it is not easy to decay and can also prevent the adhesion of tooth stones. Giving a little dry food every day is good for your teeth. When a dog is unwilling to eat dry dog ​​food, first reduce its meal size slightly to increase its appetite. If the Akita dog eats it, you can increase the amount in the next meal, and finally switch to dog food. elements, and excretion of unused components. Therefore, you can prepare clean water for them during meals, just the right amount, not too much. The fiber in vegetables helps gastrointestinal motility, but giving too much to Akita dogs is not good for digestion. It also needs to be heated, otherwise it will ferment and produce odor.

Be sure to comb the coat before bathing, so that the tangled hair can be combed out to prevent the coat from getting more tangled, especially the parts of the Akita dog that are least willing to be combed. When combing, in order to reduce and avoid the pain of Akita dogs, you can hold the root of the hair with one hand and comb it with the other hand. The temperature of bath water should not be too high or too low. Generally, the temperature is around 36 degrees in spring and summer, and around 37 degrees in autumn and winter. When taking a bath, be sure to prevent the bath liquid from flowing into the eyes and ears of the Akita dog. Be sure to flush thoroughly and do not let the foam of the bath solution stay on the Akita dog's body to prevent skin irritation and dermatitis. Bathing should be best done in the morning or noon. Do not bathe Akita dogs in weather with high air humidity or rainy days. After taking a bath, you should immediately dry the water droplets on the Akita dog with a towel, and then dry it with a hair dryer. Do not put the Akita dog directly in the sun to dry after taking a bath. Because bathing can remove a lot of grease from the coat, this reduces the Akita dog's ability to withstand cold and skin resistance to a certain extent. One cold and one hot can easily cause the Akita dog to catch a cold, and in severe cases, it can lead to pneumonia.

The Akita Inu (Japanese: Akita Dog/あきたいぬ/アキタイヌ) is Japan’s national dog, a type of Japanese dog, and the only large dog breed among the six Japanese dogs that are national natural monuments. In Japan, it is a family pet dog known for its loyalty to its owners. The Akita dog has a calm and docile personality, keen senses, strong body and bravery.Easy to train. Akita Inu's body is very strong and robust.