Introduction to the Akita Inu

The Akita Inu originated in the 17th century and was named after its place of origin, Akita Prefecture. They are calm, confident, docile, easy to train, loyal to their owners and families, and have a very stable personality. In Japan, they are used as fire alarm dogs. Now they have become very popular family dogs around the world. They have always been the most popular in Japan. Popular as a popular dog breed!

The original Japanese dogs were small and medium-sized, with no large breeds. The Akita Inu (medium-sized bear hunting dog) has been used as a fighting dog in the Akita region since 1603. Beginning in 1868, Akitas were crossed with Japanese fighting dogs and Mastiffs, eventually increasing in size but losing their fox-terrier characteristics. In 1908, fighting dogs were banned, but the breed was retained and improved into a large Japanese breed dog. Finally, in 1931, nine superior examples of this breed were designated "Natural Monuments".

In 1931, it was officially recognized as Japan's national rare animal, so the dog was widely welcomed in Japan.

Advantages and disadvantages of Akita Inu

Advantages of Akita Inu:

Its character is relatively docile, honest, smart and kind, and it is very suitable for family breeding. It is easy to be tamed and has strong energy. It can be said to be quite hard-working. It loves to be clean. At the same time, it is very affectionate and treats its owner. Absolute loyalty.

Akita Inu Disadvantages:

It is very curious and likes to make trouble. As long as it likes it, it will definitely get it. It is very possessive and sometimes it is really silly. If you don’t control its diet, it will Eat until you vomit. Finally, it is very dependent on its owner, so it must strengthen its own independence training.

The IQ of the Akita Inu

1. The IQ of the Akita Inu is ranked 54th in the dog rankings. Many people expressed dissatisfaction after seeing this result. They believed that the Akita Inu was intelligent enough to Their rankings are a few places higher. In fact, owners don’t need to worry about rankings. As long as the dogs and their owners can live in harmony, it doesn’t matter whether they are smart or can beat other dogs.

2. Although the IQ ranking of Akita dogs is only in the middle of the dog rankings, this does not mean that Akita dogs are more difficult to train. Anyone who has raised an Akita dog knows that Akita dogs are very smart. They can quickly master the skills taught by their owners. If trained properly, many dogs can become good helpers in their owners' lives. It is said that in Japan, some mothers will even hand over their children directly to Akita dogs to take care of them.

3. Although Akita dogs can live in harmony with family members, they become less friendly once they encounter other dogs or other animals. Therefore, if the owner has an Akita dog, it is best not to raise other dogs. Pet now. In addition, Akita dogs are still somewhat wild. When owners take their dogs out for a walk, they must bring them leashes to prevent accidents.outside.