No matter what it is, we all hope to pick something genuine. No one wants to spend money to buy something that will be disappointed. Just like buying an Akita dog because you want to raise an Akita dog, we also hope to buy a pure breed. Akita Inu, no matter what, the key is that you should have some skills in choosing Akita Inu!

For those who are trying to raise Akita dogs for the first time, you should first familiarize yourself with the relevant knowledge of dogs, understand the appearance characteristics and living habits of dogs before choosing, so that you can be well aware of it when purchasing, and choose a healthy and high-quality Akita. dog.

The Akita dog selected by parents should pay attention to the coordination of height, weight and body proportions. Akita dogs that are too tall, too fat, too thin or too small should not be purchased. In addition, if you do not know enough about Akita dogs in detail, you can invite friends with relevant experience to accompany you when selecting to help you choose Akita dogs.

Generally speaking, purebred and healthy Akita dogs have dark brown eyes, small and deep, triangular shape, a clear nose bridge, but not prominent, and a wide nose that appears black. The Akita Inu's ears are upright and relatively small compared to the head. The ears are folded forward, the tips of the ears touch the upper edge of the eyes, and the ears are triangular.

The neck of the Akita Inu is relatively thick and short, the muscles of the body are plump and developed, the entire trunk is longer than the height, the chest is wide and thick, the rib cage is developed, and the ribs are expanded. The dog's hair is a dense double layer of hair, with the lower layer of hair short and soft, and the upper layer of hair harder and slender.

The last thing to note is that when choosing an Akita dog to buy, be sure to check the dog’s relevant certificates. For example, pedigree certificate, physical examination certificate, vaccination certificate, etc. In addition, you need to sign a sales agreement with the vendor to ensure that your rights and interests are not infringed.