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 character of the Akita dog

The character of the Akita dog is brave, fearless, and calm. It is a dog breed with a stable temperament. They are loyal to their owners and have a strong sense of protecting them. It is wary of strangers, has a keen sense of smell, and responds sensitively. It is a good working dog.

Akita’s IQ

Akita’s IQ and Akita’s IQ rank 54th in dog IQ, and it is not a very smart dog breed. But it has high obedience, is very willing to follow the owner's instructions, and is very malleable. The owner needs to be patient enough during training and do not hit the dog.

The diet of Akita dogs

The feeding and feeding of Akita dogs are not much different from other dogs. They are strong and rarely get sick. When feeding Akita puppies, you need to pay attention to the fact that their teeth are not fully developed and their intestines and stomach are relatively fragile, making them not suitable for hard food. Puppy food needs to be soaked in warm water and fed to the dog. Adult dogs should not feed sharp bones, such as chicken bones and fish bones. Onions should not be eaten. Fruits need to be pitted before feeding. In addition, plums, grapefruits, and avocados should not be fed to dogs.

Akita Inu Sports

Akita Inu Sports. Akita Inu were previously used for hunting. They are energetic and like to exercise. When raising Akita dogs, you need to take them out for a walk for about an hour every day to vent excess energy and exercise the dogs, which is of great benefit to their physical and mental health.