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Akita Inu videos The Akita Inu Dog Breed Akita Inu picturesclick for better image(s) you may also be interested in...Kishu picturesclick for better image(s) and...Shiba Inu picturesclick for better image(s) and...American Akita picturesclick for better image(s) Dog Disease Directory		Please see Kishu Shiba Inu American Akita Akita Inu Description: The Akita Inu is sometimes called the Akita-ken and Japanese Akita and is a different breed from the American Akita. Inu translates to "dog" Akita Inu Appearance: The Akita Inu's weight: Male 34–54 kg (75–119 lb) Female 34-50 kg (75–110 lb) Akita Inu Grooming/Coat: The Akita Inu has a double coat - straight undercoat and a thick outer coat making this breed basically waterproof and protected against very cold weather. Regular grooming is necessary especially during the warmer months. Colors: Red, fawn, sesame, brindle, pure white, all with whitish coat on the sides of the muzzle, on the cheeks, on the underside of jaw, neck, chest, body and tail and on the inside of the legs (Urajiro) Temperament/Personality: Akita Inu are renowned as loyal dogs and are also very intelligent. Because of their high level of intelligence, the Akita Inu tends to be easily bored. When this happens he can be destructive and even aggressive. An experienced owner who knows how to properly socialize the Akita Inu is very important so he grows to become a friendly and accommodating dog. The Akita Inu enjoys human companionship but is also very happy just being outside. Families/Children: The Akita Inu enjoy playing with children and adults. They typically do well with strangers and other pets if properly socialized at an early age. The Akita Inu breed is one of the more family loyal breeds. They will become very protective of both family and home making them excellent guard dogs and family pets. Akita Inu Living Environment: The Akita Inu can easily live well in an apartment, condominium or small house if allowed to get enough exercise and mental stimulation. Akita Inu Health: The most common causes of death for the Akita Inu are: cancer (32%) cardiac (14%) gastrointestinal - bloat/torsion (14% Akita Inu Life Span: 11–15 years Akita Inu Litter Size: 3–12 puppies, avg. 7–8 Origin of Akita Inu : Japan Akita Inu Needs: A happy and healthy Akita Inu needs to be well-treated, given lots of exercise, room to run and your life-long affection. Akita Inu History: The Akita Inu is thought to be the oldest breed in its native Japan. Also see Kishu Shiba Inu American Akita Tweet Are you a Akita Inu dog breed expert? Did we miss something or do you have something to add? If we use your material, we will give you credit on the breed's page! Go here for details! Comment on the Akita Inu dog breed! Closely monitored. Your comments will be displayed once approved. Your Name (Optional) Your Comments (Required) What is 2+3? (Required)   The Akita Inu dog breed has been viewed 3618 times.

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