1. Akita dog personality

It is calm, docile, sensitive, strong, brave, easy to train, affectionate and loyal to its master. Akita dogs are good at finding prey shot down by hunters in the snow or water and retrieving it. Because this breed is a large dog with great strength, it must be trained as a puppy so that it can become docile as an adult. If you train your puppy well from a young age, you won't need to tie it with a thick rope when it grows up. Although it has a strong caring ability, it also has a strong desire to dominate. It was used as a fire alarm dog in Japan, and now it has become a very popular family dog ​​around the world.

1. Advantages of Akita dog’s character

1) The Akita dog has a calm and docile personality, keen senses, strong body, bravery and easy training.

2) Akita dogs are usually very quiet and do not bark randomly.

3) Able to protect the Lord and look after the house. Since guarding is their instinct, they require no special guarding training.

4) Akita dogs are always wary of strangers, but remain absolutely loyal to their family members.

5) Independence. Unlike other dog breeds that hang around your feet or rock in front of you, the Akita never "clings" to the family. They always seem independent, but at home they always know where his family is.

6) In ancient Japan, Akita was often used to hunt bears, so Akita dogs have a strong hunting habit.

　2. Disadvantages of Akita Inu

1) Akita dogs are hostile to their own kind and other animals, and are unlikely to live in harmony, so it is best to keep them alone.

2) The Akita Inu was originally a hunting dog, with a somewhat bad temper and a certain wildness. Therefore, Akita dogs should wear a collar and a leash at ordinary times, and should be held by their owners when going out to prevent wild attacks.