My uncle had an Akita inu when I was 5 years old. His name was Kuma (means Bear in Japanese) Every time, he was following and protecting me when I visited. When I was trying to river, the dog grabbed my shirt behind. I am sure he knew how protect his family...He was very smart and kind dog.
Hachiko's owner, Hidezaburo Ueno, was a professor at my university, and the statue shown at 1:08 was built on his Faculty campus depicting the scene where they were reunited in heaven. Nice touch considering the more iconic statue of him at Shibuya Station just immortalized his wait.
All Japanese Akita go to Heaven. The proof of this statement is that Japanese Akita bring Heavenly love to earth to their families. Our bond of love and loyalty is Eternal
It's one year old but still. The family should let Hachiko to see his owner. The dog's have souls, he would understand. Hatchiko suffered until he died.
Before i got my Akita Inu i was in a very dark place in life. I stopped going outside and was turning slowly but surely in to a hikikomori. Than my Son decided to buy me a Akita. I owned dog’s before, so i knew all the basics. When Akiyama my Akita arrived he was 8 weeks old. It was instant love on the first sight. Day for day i hade to walk him outside and this broke my confinement at home. I started to see the beautiful thing’s in life again, like the Sun going up in the morning, my Akita wiggling his tail when i he saw me, the reaction of the people outside who many times started conversation’s with me about my Akita and so on gave me new energy and purpose. Meanwhile my Doggie is 4 year’s old. We bonded together like two sides of one coin. He brings everyday joy and happiness in to my life. And for this i will be eternally thankful to him. Thank you Akiyama for making my life liveable again.
@@DrMARDOCyes I am sure! but also my beautiful big American akita will go to heaven to❤ all dogs animals go to heaven to some day great there masters❤❤❤❤😊
My mom's American Akita is the chillest dog ive ever hung out with. Very sweet, but fun. Can get playful especially with her other Dog, but the Akita would be happy with just laying around all day lol. Also has that dark brown calico-esque coat instead of the Japanese style light coat.
How has your experience been with these bold and willful dogs? Also, is your Akita similar to the one portrayed in the movie 'Hachiko'?🐕 Let us know in the comments! 👇
I have my Akita Inu for 2.5 years and i can tell you it's been amazing. He's a male full white Japanese Akita. My boy and I have a great bond and I love him so much (and i think it's mutual lol). I don't fully agree it's not a dog for first time dogowners. I'm a first time dogowner and we are doing great. However i do think it's important you realise what kind of dog you're bringing home. Educate yourself and then decide if it's the dog for you. Akita's are very stubborn (have a strong will of their own) so if u can't handle that it's not a dog for you. Personally i like that trait. You have to be firm and consistent but also respectfull from day one. I can't express enough how important it is to get a dog from a reputable breeder. Yes you will have to wait on a waiting list and yes the dog will be more expensive but it's all worth it when u know u get a high quality dog. A good breeder will also help you with everything u want and need to know before and after you get your dog.
My Akita Dexter had 14years, i will remember him forever! Best dog i have ever seen my entire life. Smart, strong, loyal, happy. Dog character, no matter the breed, is always a reflection of his owners love and care, so even if he was proud Akita, he was raised to be playful and very happy dog. He had his rules thoug, never allowed strangers to grab him suddenly, every other animal had to admit his dominance, did not play with ball, and had to have a good reason to do something for people, but he was kind to people he knew. Akita chooses only one human as his master, so my main advice is to train him by fun since earliest days and to have respect for him and train obedience, because he is kind of a wild breed and often do not realise his strenght. Pay attention to ear and eyes health as he can have problems with them, and keep homogenous diet. Dexter ate boiled minced meat(bought at butchery, not from dog food) with rice the whole life, and was overall very healthy till very old age.
I've raised Akitas ( or should I say , they raised me ) since 1982. They have taught my children to walk, by letting my kids swing on their ears. They have prevented bank robberies. They have ran through fire to save my husband's and my life. I now have five puppies sleeping on my bed. They are my best friends. Need I say more.
Akitas increased in size by adding other breeds, such as the German Shephard, mastiff, and Saint Bernard which added the white, for dog fighting, just as the sumo wrestlers were idolized, by the Yakuza. Japan akitas are built like Mohammad Ali, while the American akitas are built like Sonny Liston which the old style akitas were like.
Well, me and my family are 2nd time dog owners and decided to get an Akita, the Akita we got listens to us all the time, and he’s so nice, me and my sister take care of him, he’s 2 years old in dog years or around 3-4 months old in human years, and he still bites, but he’s awesome and loving and sweet, he loves playing and he’s learning quickly! He’s an American Akita. These breeds are awesome, loyal, nice, ADORABLE, and do get along with others dogs if introduced to them earlier. Even though we had him for around a month, an he loves everybody, which is kinda weird for an Akita..
I've read that too; it's a little annoying that some people prioritize having experience owning dogs over being responsible. (I used to volunteer at a humane society and know there are plenty of people who have experience owning dogs but aren't very responsible). How old is your dog? What has your experience been like owning an Akita?
@@motowndizzy8tauteoli885 Glad to hear your Akita has a good temperament and listens well. Did you get your Akita from a breeder? If so do you mind telling me which breeder? I'm still in the process of looking at different breeders before I make any decisions. By the way do you have an American Akita or a Japanese Akita?
Since I have rescued several out of the shelter system it is very important to do your homework before getting any breed of dog but especially an Akita. I had 3 American Akita's and currently an Akita Inu aka Japanese Akita. These dogs are extremely intelligent. They will study and test you. They are very cute but please do not go up and pet a strange dog especially an Akita. My dog does not tolorate strangers, children or any dogs. When I brought him home from the shelter I took him directly to my Vets office and watched him at a young age test her. By mistake I took him to the groomers and by the time I got home the groomer called me to come get him. I also noticed that he would do a bear stance standing on his hind legs when another dog (s) and person went past. Put it this way he was making himself dominate and his mindset was everything is mine. It has taken me several years to get him to listen to me. I work with him daily. He would never wag his tail now once in a while he will wag his tail. Every dog is different my female Akita was meet and greet she loved to play and I could take her any place. I know nothing about the true DNA on any of my dogs since they are all rescues. I learned for all and all were different. Never hit a dog but you can raise you voice and they will understand what you are trying to convey.
A Japanese Akita can live up to 30 years! Our friends father’s Akita did. And ours probably will too. Here are the the great secrets; 1. Love them with great enthusiasm and affection constantly 2. Don’t leave them alone and sad. Be with them constantly 3. Bring them with you to work. Ours is the clinic therapy “ executive “ 4. Take them out for long fun walks 3-5 times daily. 5. NEVER feed them commercial dog food. Cook them fresh healthy food daily. Beware they have many food allergies. If you feed them properly they don’t eat much, and are very polite eaters. Ours eats salmon belly, lamb, pork loin- organic, duck, venison, cod fish, brown rice, sweet potato, baby peas, broccoli and frozen blueberries as treats in the hot months 6. Don’t treat them as a dog. Treat them as your precious child and never ever be mean or harsh to them and instantly forgive them 7. Don’t keep them outside and let them sleep with you. There are too many stories in Japan of them saving families’ lives-especially children
Yes! Before WWII and all the chaos and murder of Akita’s for their luxurious fur and flesh to eat, and the Atomic bombs ( which the Japanese were warned of ahead of time!) the Akita breed lived well into their mid-to -late 20’s.
Akitas shed...yes...they shed. You will live in the loving fluff of furs all over...did I mention they shed? And they shed everywhere! All the time...they...SHED! XD
Such a wonderful breed! Kinda like the German Shepherd in ways... Though I'm getting a German Shepherd and not a Akita right now, if I could have a second favorite dog breed it would be the Akita.
My Akita is soooooo loving and sweet. He's playful and not aggressive. We have him about 5 months now and he is almost 2 years old. He was heavy nicklected, he was only 24 kilo and now he is 34 kilo. The previous owners wanted him gone they wanted him to put on a tree and leave him there. We took him in our house and our pack of my other 2 dogs. And they all do AMAZING together.
After losing our 1st akita we have another one called Miko, she’s a very loving and affectionate dog, but like the video says she is aloof with ppl she doesn’t know ( unless they have dog treats 😂 ). She’s well round and very calm and changed a lot of ppls perception of the Akita being a nasty breed, she’s made many friends human and dogs even 1 cat. We wouldn’t change her for the world and are thinking of her being a therapy dog. They are truly a great breed to own providing u can give them the love and respect they truly deserve 🐕
We had a akita when i was a child, her name was Akira and she was always extremely protective of me, i remember going on walks with her and my mother, she would always be by my side and bark at strangers. When my cousin came to visit she was getting really protective and almost bit my cousins finger off
Akita is the kind of Master die he die with , the mazing fact with dog they are more grateful than some people in Life and they got true love for you the master not like some hypocrite people.
Our 5 year old Akita male named KTow will have first papy born to us and we were told this breed very good at guarding children K tow is well trained and has freedom at. Farm and guards house when we are away.Ktow has got along with small dogs and played with a cat a lot.. are they good with children
They love kids...very protective of them. Key is like they said expose them to ppl..kids..family socialize them. They r not so happy around same sex dogs so it will help.
i have a shiba inu named Kevin and a american akita named blacky for its black head. but Kevin should not touch his ball or He will go crazy. ma two little boi's are everything for me.
My brother just got a female pure white one a few months ago and it has a tech two Pitbulls and killed two cats so far. This dog really really doesn’t like other animals.
Im collecting a 5 year old female next week frim a husky n akita shelter. I havnt had a dog for many years but love dogs esoecially akitas and have no fear with any dogs and they seem to like me too! . Is it too late to train her cos of her age as I was told she has zero recall?
Yeah Akita's are very stubborn. Be firm and consistent from day 1. My Akita is very sweet to me and my family but wary to strangers. I recommend to never let an Akita off leash. They are a breed that like to dominate. If they cross paths with another dog that is dominant it can turn ugly. They also have a high prey drive so they can run off chasing a rabbit and he will have no ears for you when he does. Most Akita's are very food motivated. I can make him do everything for a snack. Without snacks he only listens when he wants to. I'm not saying he doesn't listen at all. But there are times he just ignores me lol.
We got our Japanese Akita as a rescue at 3 years old she is now coming up for 12, initially she was very aggressive due to lack of socialising and being kept outside, it took my partner years of training and dominance to get her to where she is now, loving and obedient with family but still wary with strangers and extremely anxious/aggressive around other dogs.
it IS a big Shiba ;-), "Shiba Inu" means "little Dog", and Akitas are not little, but their behavior is very much the same. I knew a Shiba and own an Akita.
@@arnoldvult1311 no offense it means brush wood dog. They were breed for hunting. Now there in the non sporting category. No one told them.lol. is your akita a american one . I assume it is because you didn't mention inu. There cool dogs. The best of luck with her. If it is akita inu where did you find her. I don't even know where to find the Japanese akita inu. (I have a Shiba Inu.)
Only disagreement I had with this is the bathing. They are very clean they even self groom we only bath our American Akita 2 or 3 times a year bathing them too much is actually bad for their fur if bathed too much it removes oils that keep their fur healthy
Me and my parents are planning on buyng an akita inu and i never had a dog before but my parents did have a little experience with dogs,is that a problem?
Help me here! My Japanese Akita is unusually friendly with strangers and wants to play with everyone on a walk. He plays with all other humans in the dog park but ignores me and runs away when I call him! I expected him to be more loyal as a pure Japanese Akita!! How can I stop this behavior?
That is normal for an akita because they are a very stubborn breed. You were probably too soft as an owner when your dog was a pup. If you want to have a good behaved akita, you have to find a balance between love and toughness
There are 2 types of people on this planet.
The people which cried while watching Hachiko
And the people which haven't watched Hachiko
I haven't watched Hachiko but I find that pretty annoying when people keep repeating the word "Hachiko" when I take my Akita for a walk
I watched the movie, the plot was overused, 5/10
Omg do cute
@@N16D the plot was 5/10 but the fact that it's based on a true story happened in japan makes it 100/10
@@Alex-uo1vh what's yours named
The puppy walking the grown dog is killing me with cuteness!
the puppy is an akita inu too right?
@@tofu3420 it is
My pup grabes her uncals lead to walk. Its cute.
My uncle had an Akita inu when I was 5 years old. His name was Kuma (means Bear in Japanese) Every time, he was following and protecting me when I visited. When I was trying to river, the dog grabbed my shirt behind. I am sure he knew how protect his family...He was very smart and kind dog.
I had a Japanese Akita named kuma to now I have one called yuki
“Was”? What happened to him?
@@kivets use your brain please! The dog has probably passed, remember the dude was 5 YEARS OLD BACK THEN
kuma tekken
@@lizard_toes764 in America there impossible to find. The Japanese version. I have a SHIBA INU.
Hachiko's owner, Hidezaburo Ueno, was a professor at my university, and the statue shown at 1:08 was built on his Faculty campus depicting the scene where they were reunited in heaven. Nice touch considering the more iconic statue of him at Shibuya Station just immortalized his wait.
All Japanese Akita go to Heaven. The proof of this statement is that Japanese Akita bring Heavenly love to earth to their families. Our bond of love and loyalty is Eternal
Hachi is in heaven🙏
It's one year old but still. The family should let Hachiko to see his owner. The dog's have souls, he would understand. Hatchiko suffered until he died.
Before i got my Akita Inu i was in a very dark place in life. I stopped going outside and was turning slowly but surely in to a hikikomori. Than my Son decided to buy me a Akita. I owned dog’s before, so i knew all the basics. When Akiyama my Akita arrived he was 8 weeks old. It was instant love on the first sight. Day for day i hade to walk him outside and this broke my confinement at home. I started to see the beautiful thing’s in life again, like the Sun going up in the morning, my Akita wiggling his tail when i he saw me, the reaction of the people outside who many times started conversation’s with me about my Akita and so on gave me new energy and purpose. Meanwhile my Doggie is 4 year’s old. We bonded together like two sides of one coin. He brings everyday joy and happiness in to my life. And for this i will be eternally thankful to him. Thank you Akiyama for making my life liveable again.
@@DrMARDOCyes I am sure! but also my beautiful big American akita will go to heaven to❤ all dogs animals go to heaven to some day great there masters❤❤❤❤😊
Hachiko is the most onions movie ever.
It was, until I watched Grave of the Fireflies. I shouldn't have.
I think it's a beautiful movie. I have a SHIBA INU. VERY LOYAL DOGS as well.
Hachiko is real
@@turbo56gajen28 yea?
Yeah 😭😭😭
These are adorable precious creatures!
My mom's American Akita is the chillest dog ive ever hung out with. Very sweet, but fun. Can get playful especially with her other Dog, but the Akita would be happy with just laying around all day lol. Also has that dark brown calico-esque coat instead of the Japanese style light coat.
I have had an Akita, fawn. I have had various other types of dogs but in my experience nothing beats an Akita.Akitas RULE!!!
How has your experience been with these bold and willful dogs?
Also, is your Akita similar to the one portrayed in the movie 'Hachiko'?🐕
Let us know in the comments! 👇
I have my Akita Inu for 2.5 years and i can tell you it's been amazing. He's a male full white Japanese Akita. My boy and I have a great bond and I love him so much (and i think it's mutual lol). I don't fully agree it's not a dog for first time dogowners. I'm a first time dogowner and we are doing great. However i do think it's important you realise what kind of dog you're bringing home. Educate yourself and then decide if it's the dog for you. Akita's are very stubborn (have a strong will of their own) so if u can't handle that it's not a dog for you. Personally i like that trait. You have to be firm and consistent but also respectfull from day one. I can't express enough how important it is to get a dog from a reputable breeder. Yes you will have to wait on a waiting list and yes the dog will be more expensive but it's all worth it when u know u get a high quality dog. A good breeder will also help you with everything u want and need to know before and after you get your dog.
My Akita Dexter had 14years, i will remember him forever! Best dog i have ever seen my entire life. Smart, strong, loyal, happy. Dog character, no matter the breed, is always a reflection of his owners love and care, so even if he was proud Akita, he was raised to be playful and very happy dog. He had his rules thoug, never allowed strangers to grab him suddenly, every other animal had to admit his dominance, did not play with ball, and had to have a good reason to do something for people, but he was kind to people he knew. Akita chooses only one human as his master, so my main advice is to train him by fun since earliest days and to have respect for him and train obedience, because he is kind of a wild breed and often do not realise his strenght. Pay attention to ear and eyes health as he can have problems with them, and keep homogenous diet. Dexter ate boiled minced meat(bought at butchery, not from dog food) with rice the whole life, and was overall very healthy till very old age.
I've raised Akitas ( or should I say , they raised me ) since 1982. They have taught my children to walk, by letting my kids swing on their ears. They have prevented bank robberies. They have ran through fire to save my husband's and my life. I now have five puppies sleeping on my bed. They are my best friends. Need I say more.
The loyal dog I was crying for hachiko
First time owner Akita here! Hope she can stay with me for long time
How the dog doin?
One of the best description of Akita on RUclips!
Akitas increased in size by adding other breeds, such as the German Shephard, mastiff, and Saint Bernard which added the white, for dog fighting, just as the sumo wrestlers were idolized, by the Yakuza. Japan akitas are built like Mohammad Ali, while the American akitas are built like Sonny Liston which the old style akitas were like.
I love Akita dogs after watching hachiko movie, 😢realy heart touching story love from Pakistan
😂😂😂😂
@@rishumehra7279 what
For me akitas are the smartest and best dog breed in the world and the most beautiful one
Hachiko is more patient than me starting my pc
Przepiękne psy. Ta lojalność wzbudza we mnie ogromny szacunek ❤️
Well, me and my family are 2nd time dog owners and decided to get an Akita, the Akita we got listens to us all the time, and he’s so nice, me and my sister take care of him, he’s 2 years old in dog years or around 3-4 months old in human years, and he still bites, but he’s awesome and loving and sweet, he loves playing and he’s learning quickly! He’s an American Akita. These breeds are awesome, loyal, nice, ADORABLE, and do get along with others dogs if introduced to them earlier. Even though we had him for around a month, an he loves everybody, which is kinda weird for an Akita..
not really at all, introduce at young age they should do fine, I have a american male akita, best dog I have ever had!❤❤❤❤😊
It’s basically a fluffier shiba and I love it
It's a shame that I want to cuddle this fluff ball but he'd probably tear my head off if I'm not his owner lol
Lol
Lol
Level up ur shiba to an akita.. by feeding them black beans
Every video bout an Akita is sayin that their not good for first time owners.. here I am a first time owner💀
I've read that too; it's a little annoying that some people prioritize having experience owning dogs over being responsible. (I used to volunteer at a humane society and know there are plenty of people who have experience owning dogs but aren't very responsible).
How old is your dog? What has your experience been like owning an Akita?
Aaron It’s been going well! She’s not as aggressive as what these videos claim and she listens distinctively
Mine is quite aggressive and hard to handle even though we have done so many sessions of training. Definitely has mind of his own
@@motowndizzy8tauteoli885 Glad to hear your Akita has a good temperament and listens well. Did you get your Akita from a breeder? If so do you mind telling me which breeder? I'm still in the process of looking at different breeders before I make any decisions. By the way do you have an American Akita or a Japanese Akita?
My sister first dog was Akita and its relatively well trained.
Only issue is it won't let anyone get near it unless my sister is around.
Faithful dogs! Such a wonderful breed
The Akita’s looked so different back then.
Hachiko melted my heart.
Since I have rescued several out of the shelter system it is very important to do your homework before getting any breed of dog but especially an Akita. I had 3 American Akita's and currently an Akita Inu aka Japanese Akita. These dogs are extremely intelligent. They will study and test you. They are very cute but please do not go up and pet a strange dog especially an Akita. My dog does not tolorate strangers, children or any dogs. When I brought him home from the shelter I took him directly to my Vets office and watched him at a young age test her. By mistake I took him to the groomers and by the time I got home the groomer called me to come get him. I also noticed that he would do a bear stance standing on his hind legs when another dog (s) and person went past. Put it this way he was making himself dominate and his mindset was everything is mine. It has taken me several years to get him to listen to me. I work with him daily. He would never wag his tail now once in a while he will wag his tail. Every dog is different my female Akita was meet and greet she loved to play and I could take her any place. I know nothing about the true DNA on any of my dogs since they are all rescues. I learned for all and all were different. Never hit a dog but you can raise you voice and they will understand what you are trying to convey.
A Japanese Akita can live up to 30 years! Our friends father’s Akita did. And ours probably will too. Here are the the great secrets;
1. Love them with great enthusiasm and affection constantly
2. Don’t leave them alone and sad. Be with them constantly
3. Bring them with you to work. Ours is the clinic therapy “ executive “
4. Take them out for long fun walks 3-5 times daily.
5. NEVER feed them commercial dog food. Cook them fresh healthy food daily. Beware they have many food allergies. If you feed them properly they don’t eat much, and are very polite eaters. Ours eats salmon belly, lamb, pork loin- organic, duck, venison, cod fish, brown rice, sweet potato, baby peas, broccoli and frozen blueberries as treats in the hot months
6. Don’t treat them as a dog. Treat them as your precious child and never ever be mean or harsh to them and instantly forgive them
7. Don’t keep them outside and let them sleep with you. There are too many stories in Japan of them saving families’ lives-especially children
30?? Is that possible
Good advice!
Yes! Before WWII and all the chaos and murder of Akita’s for their luxurious fur and flesh to eat, and the Atomic bombs ( which the Japanese were warned of ahead of time!) the Akita breed lived well into their mid-to -late 20’s.
So basically just treat them like royalty, even better than yourself. Got it! 🤣🤣🤣
7:56 hhahahha the girls finger
Haha ikr
I love my akita n he always gets attention from ppl. He is sooo loveable but ppl are always scared of him cuz of his size. He is a sweet big baby
My baby boy Hatchiko (American Akita) who is the most wonderful and loving soul on this planet and in the universe!
k?
Where did you get your dog?
Akitas shed...yes...they shed. You will live in the loving fluff of furs all over...did I mention they shed? And they shed everywhere! All the time...they...SHED! XD
Such a wonderful breed! Kinda like the German Shepherd in ways... Though I'm getting a German Shepherd and not a Akita right now, if I could have a second favorite dog breed it would be the Akita.
I have one and he is sooooooo cute and fun I love him he’s like 5 a akita trainer said akita‘s aren’t supposed to be this nice
My Akita is soooooo loving and sweet. He's playful and not aggressive. We have him about 5 months now and he is almost 2 years old. He was heavy nicklected, he was only 24 kilo and now he is 34 kilo. The previous owners wanted him gone they wanted him to put on a tree and leave him there. We took him in our house and our pack of my other 2 dogs. And they all do AMAZING together.
few of pics were of Shiba
Japanska Akita is my favourite dog.The Akita is sou beautiful.🐶
Sooo sweet dogs .. I love them sooo much
We have both a Japanese and an American Akita in my household and they are just the best!!!!
Where did you get your dog I’m trying to find one
I love my akita. 2nd akita I have owned. Very smart.
Stop showing the american akita as the part of the japanese akita. They're not!
I see Hatchi´s statue every time I go Shibuya train station
秋田犬が愛されて嬉しい😊
After losing our 1st akita we have another one called Miko, she’s a very loving and affectionate dog, but like the video says she is aloof with ppl she doesn’t know ( unless they have dog treats 😂 ).
She’s well round and very calm and changed a lot of ppls perception of the Akita being a nasty breed, she’s made many friends human and dogs even 1 cat.
We wouldn’t change her for the world and are thinking of her being a therapy dog.
They are truly a great breed to own providing u can give them the love and respect they truly deserve 🐕
Damn I really like Akitas now
My first dog was an Akita named Kemosabe, he was the runt and had a white line going right through the middle of his face giving him a raccoon look
Where did you get your dog???
@@kazxiao457 from a breeder in Michigan
@@kanaancross317 do they have a website or Instagram where I can reach them?
Was it difficult for you to train him?
2:10 the cutest owner ❤😂
One more great video 👍
I love akita dogs 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍🐕🐕🐶🐶🐕🐕🐶🐶🐕
This way every Japanese product are trust worthy.
I love my Akita chow mix. He's an amazing dog
the most funny is that i have a male chow chow-akita mix
Ohh I've met an Akita chow mix he has the head of an Akita body and hair of a chow he's pretty cute and really friendly
We had a akita when i was a child, her name was Akira and she was always extremely protective of me, i remember going on walks with her and my mother, she would always be by my side and bark at strangers. When my cousin came to visit she was getting really protective and almost bit my cousins finger off
jokes on you i got hackiko plush....this is a bit sad too
Very royal to owner
Akita doesn't listen at all , they are the most suborned thing ever 😅
You better train them from a young age or they wouldn't listen at all lmao
0:39 bor the dog is lagging
🌳🐕🌲 einmal Akita, immer Akita
i wishd id had some day 2 akitas
6:30 the cat is at defcon 5
Meraviglioso!!Come la mia iuky!!!
6:30 🤣❤
Akita is the kind of Master die he die with , the mazing fact with dog they are more grateful than some people in Life and they got true love for you the master not like some hypocrite people.
We also are always asked if our girl is a "Hachiko". Most people use "Hachiko" as the race's name, because they don't know better.
I love my 3 akitas
Very loyal boi
anybody wanna call akitas bread loafs doggos
okay,just me?
So basically akita breed is like a loyal wolf
7:25 げんき君とおばあさん
「無言の圧力」
Our 5 year old Akita male named KTow will have first papy born to us and we were told this breed very good at guarding children K tow is well trained and has freedom at. Farm and guards house when we are away.Ktow has got along with small dogs and played with a cat a lot.. are they good with children
Hi, can you help me with info about the character of the akita around kids?
They love kids...very protective of them. Key is like they said expose them to ppl..kids..family socialize them. They r not so happy around same sex dogs so it will help.
What if hachis master actually met him not in flesh n bones but what if the soul regularly met him ?
That intro was suuuuuper cringe.
I will love that good doggie whether I was being served or not!!!!
What was the rate of akita
I want japanese akita they are so smart playful cute flufy
Where do u buy these or adopt them there so cuuuute🥰
I want one one day 💕
i have a shiba inu named Kevin and a american akita named blacky for its black head. but Kevin should not touch his ball or He will go crazy. ma two little boi's are everything for me.
0:17 that's actually a Shiba
I own three Japanese Akitas 1 male and 2 females. Theyre wonderful together. I disagree about the suit 1 dog comment.
Maybe some day il buy this dog. . .
i wishd id had akita
I have a akita
I WISHD ID HAD 8 AKITAS 4 STUDS AND 4 FEMALES
My brother just got a female pure white one a few months ago and it has a tech two Pitbulls and killed two cats so far. This dog really really doesn’t like other animals.
My favorite movie is hachiko
Im collecting a 5 year old female next week frim a husky n akita shelter. I havnt had a dog for many years but love dogs esoecially akitas and have no fear with any dogs and they seem to like me too! . Is it too late to train her cos of her age as I was told she has zero recall?
Yeah Akita's are very stubborn. Be firm and consistent from day 1. My Akita is very sweet to me and my family but wary to strangers. I recommend to never let an Akita off leash. They are a breed that like to dominate. If they cross paths with another dog that is dominant it can turn ugly. They also have a high prey drive so they can run off chasing a rabbit and he will have no ears for you when he does. Most Akita's are very food motivated. I can make him do everything for a snack. Without snacks he only listens when he wants to. I'm not saying he doesn't listen at all. But there are times he just ignores me lol.
@@bagera8476 sounds a lot like me sometimes! Lol thanks for ur advice....all good so far.
We got our Japanese Akita as a rescue at 3 years old she is now coming up for 12, initially she was very aggressive due to lack of socialising and being kept outside, it took my partner years of training and dominance to get her to where she is now, loving and obedient with family but still wary with strangers and extremely anxious/aggressive around other dogs.
Looks like a big Shiba.
it IS a big Shiba ;-), "Shiba Inu" means "little Dog", and Akitas are not little, but their behavior is very much the same. I knew a Shiba and own an Akita.
@@arnoldvult1311 no offense it means brush wood dog. They were breed for hunting. Now there in the non sporting category. No one told them.lol. is your akita a american one
. I assume it is because you didn't mention inu. There cool dogs. The best of luck with her. If it is akita inu where did you find her.
I don't even know where to find the Japanese akita inu. (I have a Shiba Inu.)
i wishd id had 5 akitas
Akita Sound
i wishd id had 5 akits
if i get one , im naming it neru for obvious reasons
Only disagreement I had with this is the bathing. They are very clean they even self groom we only bath our American Akita 2 or 3 times a year bathing them too much is actually bad for their fur if bathed too much it removes oils that keep their fur healthy
Cuteeeeee
excuse me the akita will start disassembling the house if you didn't bring him outside for a short jog each day
JDM Akita dogs is the best unfortunately can't get one in Australia shit!
Why not?
@@croitorestera7358 I was wondering the same thing.
I have an American Akita he is 1 year and 3 mths his name is kuro okami he is black and white
Me and my parents are planning on buyng an akita inu and i never had a dog before but my parents did have a little experience with dogs,is that a problem?
I have akita
Help me here! My Japanese Akita is unusually friendly with strangers and wants to play with everyone on a walk. He plays with all other humans in the dog park but ignores me and runs away when I call him! I expected him to be more loyal as a pure Japanese Akita!! How can I stop this behavior?
That is normal for an akita because they are a very stubborn breed. You were probably too soft as an owner when your dog was a pup. If you want to have a good behaved akita, you have to find a balance between love and toughness
If you don’t mind me asking where did you get your Akita?
I thought HACHIKO waited for his owner for 10 years
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