Where can I find Akita puppies for sale?
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Can a male Akita be a show stopper?
Our male Akita puppies grow up to be breed specific and full of substance. Our female akitas are show stoppers too. We do not breed Akitas nor encourage breeding of Akitas without several health clearances – including those approved by the Orthopedic Foundation for Animals and Canine Eye Registration Foundation (OFA).
What do you need to know about Apexx Akitas?
Apexx Akitas pays keen attention to the potential DNA of each akita litter, striving for excellence every time. Our aim is to produce a litter where each akita puppy is sound through and through: Be it a lifetime show prospect or a gentle yet protective companion.
What kind of eyes does an Akita have?
Akitas have small, triangular shaped eyes, flat skulls, and a level back. Their ears are small, angled, and erect. The Akita has a large, full, curly, tail which dips above or below the back.
Is it good luck to have an Akita dog?
Today, it is still considered a symbol of good luck in Japan to own an Akita. These dogs make popular companion dogs and are known for being alert, loyal and fearless, making them excellent watchdogs. The Akita is an ACA-recognized dog breed that will be extremely loyal and affectionate to his owner and family.
When did the Akita become the National Dog of Japan?
Welcome to the Akita puppy page! The Akita is a working class breed with a fearless and courageous personality. Japan’s national dog is a strong willed canine that needs the presence of a strong pack leader. The Akita was first recognized by the AKC in 1955, and was moved to the working class in 1972.
What kind of coat does an Akita have?
The Akita has a very soft and dense undercoat and an outer coat that is straight and coarse. This breed requires weekly brushing to help keep their coat clean and remove dead hair.