Once the Akita dog recognizes its owner, it has excellent obedience. It is loyal and protective of its owner, and will stand up for its owner when in danger. However, the obedience of Akita dogs cannot be established casually. In order for Akita dogs to have good obedience, they must be trained slowly from an early age.

First of all: As an Akita dog owner, you must know how to respect the Akita dog and be willing to be friends with it. It is the owner's duty to take care of the Akita dog's diet and daily life. At the same time, in order to win the trust of Akita dogs and become the owner of Akita dogs, the breeder must give more love and care to Akita dogs.

Secondly: Don’t pamper your Akita too much in family life. When a dog lives in a family, it must also be taught to develop the habit of abiding by "house rules." In addition, breeders should understand and understand the spontaneous behaviors of dogs. First determine what it is, and then decide whether to praise or reprimand it. In the process of education and training, you should not be too doting on the Akita dog, otherwise it will not learn patience and will not learn the habit of obedience.

Third: Akita dogs are affected by breed, personality, intelligence and other aspects. During the dog training process in autumn, the mastery and understanding of obedience will also be different. Therefore, owners cannot be too demanding and require every dog ​​to reach a high level. At the same time, in order for the dog to have good obedience, it is necessary to train unremittingly and not give up halfway

Obedience training cannot be completed in a short time. It is accumulated slowly in daily life. The longer an Akita dog spends time with its owner, the stronger its trust and respect for the owner, and the better the dog's obedience to the owner. In order for Akita dogs to have good obedience, we cannot only start from the perspective of training. Establishing mutual trust and friendly relationships in daily life can also make Akita dogs have good obedience.