sweetoranges 1125 It's aucualy is two different breeds now. Akita Inu, or now just named Akita is the ''original''. When the Akita came to America they breeded American akita. How I have understand it American Akita is bigger and tougher, but I may have wrong.
Kevin Cela Yes. Just start for 10 minutes every day, and you'll soon be doing some great stuff. Use the clicker reward method and you'll both enjoy it. Take a look for videos on clicker training to get the know how. I've trained dogs a lot older so don't worry.
@@ifuckedyourdad8984 I think it's more like denial because the Akitas that were given to the Americans were, to put it simply, mutts. At the time, the breed was nearly extinct and the remaining Akita had been mixed with other breeds, those are the ones who were sent to America. The Japanese Akita Inu that we see nowadays is the product of a rigurous and strict breeding program designed by a Japanese association to return the breed to its original characteristics and appearance, yet the American Kennel Club won't recognise them as different breeds because it would be like admitting that the American line is not the real thing.
thing is they are too close to actually say they are too diffrent. but I dont agree with much of what they say. I own an akita and most of this shit is bullshit.
people do have Inu Akitas , not in Japan. Just got to find the ones that are good. I had a few in california, yet i decided to go with an american akita, shes 6 now 95 pounds of pure beauty. And hopefully after this week of breeding we get puppies!.
They always say this dog is aggressive and doesn't like other dogs. My akc Akita is the exact opposite. No aggression period. Plays with all animals that are friendly. But i love her, and she is very alert, not a lot of grooming but anywhere they lay when shedding will be covered in hair. Can adapt to any environment size as long as they are stimulated twice a day for an hour.
The Akita, by nature and breeding, is a loyal, protective, and aggressive dog. It has been bred to be aggressive towards other animals, and protective of it's immediate family. Now of course, all Akita's are not like this, each dog has it's own persona. But overall, they usually fit the mold the breed was made for.
Yeah my aunties dog growing up was my favorite dog ever, he was calm but also aloof and would let you know if he didn't want you around lol. And she had this other little dog that would shake a toy in his face and he tore the toys head off lol.
Gentle and calm rings bells for me - my own akita was registered as a therapy dog. We visited a local hospice where staff, patients and visitors were just besotted with him. He had an uncanny ability to recognize people that didn't want to say hi and would just walk past. He was particularly good with children and, in turn, they seemed to instinctively realise that this 30 inch, 100 pound furball was no threat. He got me through some tough times and is still sorely missed.
My parents had an Akita Shepherd mix for years named Oso. He was VERY loveable, and not agressive at all. He was more like a giant lap dog. He did like to run and play though. He just recently died of old age. He was about 15 or so. We loved him very much. RIP Oso.
I had an akita. Her name was Mocha and she was adopted as a puppy a few years before I was born. She died when I was 20. It's still really hard for me to accept it. In my opinion she was the best dog ever, but I will say, from experience, Dogs101 are almost 100% correct about owning an akita. She was very territorial and very independent. She liked to play and be petted but didn't like to cuddle. She liked her space and was a tough, strong sturdy dog who didn't trust many people out side of her family. So if you want this dog, that's great! You'll have a wonderful experience, but do keep in mind I promise you, if you don't train it right, that dog could become very aggressive during unfamiliar situations.
I've been watching this show for years already, so that's a favor to them right? So why can't they at least delete this episode and make a new one that mentions Japanese Akitas and American Akitas? AND HACHIKO!?
my akita, almost a year now he is just a sweet heart. he never barks at other dog or attack them. he loves people and let anyone pat him. his favorite thing in the world is to play with other dogs at the park. he is a little territorial but never aggressive I was a little worried before we brought him into our family because of this video, but I guess some akita are naturally friendly like my dog, so not all of them are aggressive and dangerous only thing, they are big dogs and other dog owners think my akita is attacking their dog when he just wants to say hi
+Shelly Kim That is the same with my Akita and she is the only 12 weeks old. Never barks, just minds her own business and licks people when she see's them
We have a 1yo Akita Ken and she is scared of everything. No signs of aggression whatsoever. Loves to play with other dogs but she introduces her self kinda wildly which makes other dog owners nervous 😂. But dangerous as a kitten.
I have a 4-1/2 year old male Akita. I've only seen him show real aggression to one dog; a little runt who chewed on my boot when I was trying to get it away from us on a walk. My akita does not generally like other people - other than his "puppy pack" people - but will tolerate them. The akita is beautiful, but they are very intimidating with what I like to call their "1000 year old" eyes. I get a lot of "what a beautiful dog!" - from 15 feet away. LOL. Not many people want to approach him, especially when he lays his appraising gaze upon them. I consider the akita to be the King of dogs and wish I had discovered this breed in my younger years. Overall, he is the best dog I have ever had. I sleep very well at night knowing he is in the house. A warning to those considering this breed as a pet: If you are not willing to put in the work necessary for this breed, do not get one! They require training in their early years, and socialization; more so than other breeds IMO. They are willful, smart, and prone to ignore orders they don't think are necessary. Patience, consistency, love, and a firm but respecting hand are crucial.
@@sukhmand5327 In a word. No. Before I got my akita I had a few other dogs, a husky (another Northern Spitz breed) being the closest in the independent, willful category. I will tell you the akita is a unique breed in many ways. If you have never owned a dog, they are not a good choice. The akita is a naturally dominant breed, and if they don't think you are worthy of leading, they will rule your world. They are also easily bored and will do things just to entertain themselves - which may not fit into what you want from them. Finally, they are not a "try out" dog. By that I mean if they bond with you, they are with you for life. Or should be. They are not a breed that is easily re-homed if they don't work out for your situation. If the breed interests you, I would suggest one of the other breeds in the northern spitz branch - husky, alaskan eskimo dog, or so on. They will be challenging, and give you an intro to what an akita will bring to the table. They will also teach you how to handle an independent dog, and if you are diligent, teach you how to train. As one site on Akitas said, "Akitas are not for the faint of heart." They're right.
My brother has the japanese akita... They get aggressive once they get comfortable unless you train them really young also IT IS a big dog... Mines only 3 months and already as big as a normal sized labrador
Own 2, I've had a lot of breeds, and they are excellent dogs. If you train them early on in puppyhood that you're the leader they will have undying loyalty, and be constant pleasers, plus they give their owners tons of love. They would be my number one if it weren't for the German Shepherd. :) Another plus, they are super big, and great to hug!
I have an Akita and he just turned 12 and unfortunately has taken a turn for the worst and I am not sure how much time he has left. This dog is the definition of loyalty and is an incredible pet, that is if you are a good owner and know how to take care of it. He not so much aggressive to people that I know as much as he is with other dogs, they are very territorial. Best dog I've ever had, and an even better friend :) love you Cobi!!!
Everytime I watch "Hachiko", my eyes gets full w/ tears. Damn, not just Akita I'm in deeply in love w/ each and every dog in the world till death. No matter cute or not cute, big or small, bring them on cause' I love them all. God bless them all w/ love, better life & longer life. :) :*
It's been 5 years on this day, since my Akita named Bear passed away. I loved him so much you couldn't understand it. When you have a pet of any kind, treat it with love and respect that it needs and deserves no matter what, because you will receive it back from them. I pray every year to God to let me play with my best friend one more time and have a spot in heaven for him. God.... I miss you Bear and I love you and I will see soon. It'll just be like old times, I promise.
I had two Akita's that lived with a German Shepard/Great Dane mix and three Pugs. These are not aggressive/territorial dogs. The way they're raised and socialized is EVERYTHING.
ah lovely shit. akitas are amazing being american akita or the akita inu. they are not agressive they are great with children its actually one of the strong parts in their breeding and they are so loving and loyal
My akita died just recently. She was only a puppy when I was born. We were basically the same age. Very strong animals and loving. As a puppy she would kill a lot of birds; since their breed is known for hunting skills. Love love love that dog and miss her so much.
I just got a Chow/Akita mix and he is EPIC! Sweet, smart, great with my cats, beautiful, and he loves to backcountry ski with me. He never barks, never begs... one in a million.
We've had our Akita for nearly nine years. He is one of the finest dogs we've ever had in the family. I grew up with pure bred German Shepherds. I've also had a Chow Chow and a few other breeds. Each is great in their own way. None is like the Akita in my opinion. There is one main problem that one has to contend with and that is the shedding. I've come up with my own solution in dealing with our Akita's twice a year shedding. None the less, it is a mess. We've learned to over look that problem because our Akita is a part of the family. Just like each of us has physical flaws to contend with and yet accept one another it is so with the shedding of our Akita. We've really grown close to our Akita. He sort of talks when he's hungry or bored. He sounds like Scooby Doo.....He will bark from the living room when strangers walk by on the side walk. Other than that he seldom barks. A chow chow did attack our dog around six years ago on the street as he minded his own business. He unleashed his fury in a self defense mode, literally bulldozing right over the attacking dog. That dog immediately ran away in terror. Another time three loose dogs ran up to attack him. He stood there staring at them. Two backed off. The third a bull dog tried to attack our Akita. Our Akita simply brushed him off standing right over him. Our Akita didn't hurt him and has never hurt any other dog. I've taught him to be civil. He is weary of strangers that enter our home but is not aggressive toward them. He will simply go out thru his doggy door and wait till the stranger leaves........ Our Akita enjoys being with the family. He cannot stand being isolated. He is family oriented and is very protective.
I grew up with an Akita, most beautiful, gentle little man you could find. He was protective, when we moved he'd sit out with my brother in the highchair outside and growl at that one shady mover man, he just knew. Beautiful dogs.
I've met a few Japanese Akita dogs and they were pretty good with other animals - each dog is an individual and has it's own personality. Some are more tolerant than others.
My dad is from the akita prefecture and he really likes this breed. One time when he was just strolling around he saw an akita or akita inu he calls it with its owner. According to this vid, they're not very good with socializing....So what does my dad do? He just pets it and the dog doesn't do anything. Must have sensed that akita blood running in both of them ;)
Akita can be very shy around strangers. Most of their aggression tends to be aimed at other dogs. This is often a huge problem. Owners should make an effort to socialize them from a young age.
fuzzyzombielove ur rite i have an akita dey need a stong owner i seen first hand the damage an akita can do ant trust me when dey get into a fight they will kill the other dog an i mean realy like kill it mines ok with bitchs but hates males
I have two. Extremely smart, affectionate, the best companions I could ask for. Funny too! They have a great sense of humor! We do everything together. I cannot imagine my life without them.
I guess they are friendly but I don't know Because from what my parents said when I was a kid I was at my uncles house and he had an akita but I was a like 4 at this time but my uncle was yelling at me for something I don't know what I did but then my uncle grabbed me by the arm and the akita started growling at its own owner and stuff thought this would be a good interesting thing to share.
Despite what people say about dogs, I always listen to what they say about the dogs being hard to train and throw it away. They say pit bulls are aggressive but mine is so gentle that she is scared of shoes. She knows who's the boss and where she stands. I could turn any independent breed into a well behaved dog that listens to what I say. I've owned 3 pit bulls and none ever got aggressive. I slapped the nose of an aggressive Chihuahua and it never bit again. No dog ever has a chosen attitude. That's impossible.
I have a full-blooded Akita, and she is just a big baby. She loves people, but people are scared of her. Now on the other hand my mom had an Akita-Chow mix, and she was very territorial. She was still a good dog though.
So I've been thinking about adopting an Akita from my local humane society and there was a video about her and it showed that she was trained and very sweet, I'm hoping to make her my emotional support dog. Would she be good for that?
+Haley Pierce Only if it is well trained and was already very well socialized. These are huge, powerful dogs and they can be dangerous, especially to strangers. Some are sweethearts, some can be very aggressive. And even the sweethearts can be protective of you.
+Haley Pierce akitas are great at emotional support. but its usually to the owner and the ones closest to their owner. they will die to protect you or people that you show strong love for. others they willl not care for.
Meee!!! Best film ever I have just watched I am crying my eyes out, such a touching film. one of the best dog movies I have watched, if not the best!!!
I remember the Tale of Mary and three puppies Japanese movie. One of the best animal movie in the world. I think they are Akitas. Mary doing her character better than a human.That was a true story happened in Japan.
Akitas are not aggressive I have oned two Akitas they are not at all the quit and lazy my first one died two years ago thow but I have another one that is sitting with me lol
+Johan Kjeldsen Myhre Maybe, but I try to take mine on runs with me and she just lays down and stares at me, also her favorite activity is not running around the huge garden or parking garage, but sleeping in my parent's room.
I've had 3 Akita's, and one of them birthed 7 others. These dogs are tough, so you need to show them dominance right off the bat. These are great dogs, especially for those looking to protect your family. They will put themselves in front of danger to protect you. To them, you are 'part of the herd', and they'll do anything to protect you.
Akita are amazing dogs I have one since I was 3 her name was ciara she was with great with kids and loved everyone she was brought up with my staff nelly who I have since I'm 4, Ciara sadly passed but we now own Alfie who's a beautiful pit bull :)
it's not actually true.. check akita history and origin, american akita and japanese akita. akita-dog.com is a great research website. you will find that japanese modified/improved in their opinion the breed in order to have a more slender body and certain coat patterns to the actual japanese akita. americans did not know about this plan and just crossed breed the existing akitas in america. therefore, it is thought that american akitas actually share more characteristics with the original akita than the modern japanese akita.
MarioIsLife for the Japanese and original version : Akita Inu, they're known to love sleeping and doing nothing of their days, they can live in an apartment without any problems, but still are very energetic and crazy once outside. And even though they're lazy sometimes, they need a strict education, since they are extremely intelligent, it can be very easy, as well that it can be pretty hard to teach them basic things.(Obey and learn INCREDIBLY fast with treats, may not even give a shit if your hands are empty). Most of the time, they do not get along well with other dogs especially ones that are the same sex as yours so you have to pay attention when you go for a walk with your dog. Mine is very aggressive when she meets other dogs...but they are awesome dogs if you're an awesome owner, hope it helped you :)
I can tell you from experience that apartments are awful conditions to keep a dog like this. I had a beautiful Akita x Alaskan Malamute and it was very difficult because of their coat blowouts and constant energy (needing walks). Look into it more before you do. It's a huge responsibility.
ive got a akita Shes so Pretty and shes very old shes 77 in doggie years shes fine shes not making us pay extra and she dosnt shed alot =I so what are they talking about
Honestly, most people just don't train their dogs right if at all. Thats why certain breeds get a bad rep. I had 3 rottweilers when I was 5 years old, best dogs I ever had too. They were friendly and gentle because they were trained to be that way.
Shedding is all relative. Any double coated breed is going to shed their undercoat a few times a year, plus the usual shedding year round, and need regular brushing to prevent mats. But someone with a non-shedding breed such as a poodle, is going to think they shed a lot.
Carolyn Black exactly. i have a Border Collie, a Boxer and an Akita... the Boxer sheds the worse in my opinion. her fur sticks and weaves it's way into everything. my Akita's fur is much longer and finer so it sorta clumps together and cleans up way easier.
Many ppl think that they are the same even thought the japanese akita inu was first and it only comes im two colours white and,white and brown. But ultimatly they come from the same breed just two types of it and they are regarded as the same in many videos.
I have Akita Inu or (other name,Japanese akita)....American's think that Akita Inu and American akita are the same breed... it's very annoying..... and yes,I don't mean shiba inu.... shiba is a small japanese verison of akita inu...
My friend has a rescue Akita and it was tough at first since she wasn't well trained, but they put in the work and now she is the sweetest dog in the world. She has the tiger stripe patterning and looks half tiger, half wolf with a little bear thrown in 😂
AtomSoBomb That's so ignorant and foolish i got no words. I can only get physical. And that can't be done over the web. So, please, don't comment on my post.
Akita Inu = Hachi
Shiba Inu = Doge
+Tam Nguyen Akita = Hachi = Big doge.
Stupid boys
Hachi 😢😢😢
Poor Hachiko and
HAHAIKR
+Adagio Dazzle fricken girls always trying to ruin boys fun
Anybody else just clicking on different dog breed videos and slowly hitting the weird part of youtube?
Lol!! Ya me....!!
Lmao I want to thank so much you. I was headed toward the weird side of TH-cam but your comment brought me back. Thank you sir/madam you the real MVP
Dennis James ....gotta be a madam.
Telaya White Yep!
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I wish they hadn't stopped making these. This is a great series.
He waited for his deceased owner everyday for ten years 😭
Ellen Rosgren poor haichiko😭
How did the story of Hachi'ko not even come up in this? :/ They're not showing the breed much love...
Exactly! This video talks more about the American Akitas than the Japanese Akitas
Hachi.....*tears* D;
In the full part they talk about hachiko. I saw that on yt, but can't find it again :/ I have searched my ass off...
an akita is a breed there isn't American or japanese
sweetoranges 1125 It's aucualy is two different breeds now. Akita Inu, or now just named Akita is the ''original''.
When the Akita came to America they breeded American akita. How I have understand it American Akita is bigger and tougher, but I may have wrong.
AKITA has to be trained and well socialized early in age. They are very protective over family members.
Can you train a 5-6 months akita?
Kevin Cela Yes. Just start for 10 minutes every day, and you'll soon be doing some great stuff. Use the clicker reward method and you'll both enjoy it. Take a look for videos on clicker training to get the know how. I've trained dogs a lot older so don't worry.
Fabihanski
Agreed! no matter the breed. Always start training early It`ll be more easier for owner and the dog
Fabihanski
Agreed! no matter the breed. Always start training early It`ll be more easier for owner and the dog
In other news, water is wet.
These are American Akitas. Where is the dog 101 for the Akita inu?
Walter White until the AKC recognizes the different between American Akitas and Japanese, I doubt they'll make an Akita Inu video.
Even though they are different breeds, they still come from the same line. So I’m guessing they just put both breeds in the same video.
@@ifuckedyourdad8984 I think it's more like denial because the Akitas that were given to the Americans were, to put it simply, mutts. At the time, the breed was nearly extinct and the remaining Akita had been mixed with other breeds, those are the ones who were sent to America. The Japanese Akita Inu that we see nowadays is the product of a rigurous and strict breeding program designed by a Japanese association to return the breed to its original characteristics and appearance, yet the American Kennel Club won't recognise them as different breeds because it would be like admitting that the American line is not the real thing.
Estefanía Izaguirre yeah probably. But I’m not going to lie, the American Akita does look a lot better then the Akita Inu.
JustJitzu Akc gets them together but the japanese were bred out
You should specify the difference between Murican and Japanese Akita. Those colours and patterns wouldn't be recognized in Japan.
thing is they are too close to actually say they are too diffrent. but I dont agree with much of what they say. I own an akita and most of this shit is bullshit.
+tornadoswe American Akita's are larger than Japanese Akitas. Also have different coat patterns
Nullzei 1v1er I know. Thats exactly what i wrote in my comment
Estefanía Izaguirre Well there really isn't a point unless you're living in Japan and bit the USA lol
people do have Inu Akitas , not in Japan. Just got to find the ones that are good. I had a few in california, yet i decided to go with an american akita, shes 6 now 95 pounds of pure beauty. And hopefully after this week of breeding we get puppies!.
They always say this dog is aggressive and doesn't like other dogs. My akc Akita is the exact opposite. No aggression period. Plays with all animals that are friendly. But i love her, and she is very alert, not a lot of grooming but anywhere they lay when shedding will be covered in hair. Can adapt to any environment size as long as they are stimulated twice a day for an hour.
The Akita, by nature and breeding, is a loyal, protective, and aggressive dog. It has been bred to be aggressive towards other animals, and protective of it's immediate family. Now of course, all Akita's are not like this, each dog has it's own persona. But overall, they usually fit the mold the breed was made for.
I grew up with an Akita who was the most gentle, calm dog I've ever seen. More love for these sweethearts!
Yeah my aunties dog growing up was my favorite dog ever, he was calm but also aloof and would let you know if he didn't want you around lol. And she had this other little dog that would shake a toy in his face and he tore the toys head off lol.
Gentle and calm rings bells for me - my own akita was registered as a therapy dog. We visited a local hospice where staff, patients and visitors were just besotted with him. He had an uncanny ability to recognize people that didn't want to say hi and would just walk past. He was particularly good with children and, in turn, they seemed to instinctively realise that this 30 inch, 100 pound furball was no threat. He got me through some tough times and is still sorely missed.
My parents had an Akita Shepherd mix for years named Oso. He was VERY loveable, and not agressive at all. He was more like a giant lap dog. He did like to run and play though. He just recently died of old age. He was about 15 or so. We loved him very much. RIP Oso.
I had an akita. Her name was Mocha and she was adopted as a puppy a few years before I was born. She died when I was 20. It's still really hard for me to accept it. In my opinion she was the best dog ever, but I will say, from experience, Dogs101 are almost 100% correct about owning an akita. She was very territorial and very independent. She liked to play and be petted but didn't like to cuddle. She liked her space and was a tough, strong sturdy dog who didn't trust many people out side of her family. So if you want this dog, that's great! You'll have a wonderful experience, but do keep in mind I promise you, if you don't train it right, that dog could become very aggressive during unfamiliar situations.
I've been watching this show for years already, so that's a favor to them right? So why can't they at least delete this episode and make a new one that mentions Japanese Akitas and American Akitas? AND HACHIKO!?
and jindo
This is a short version, in a longer version they show a short story of Hachiko
+Makka Na Makura where can I find the long version?
Lily Evans wait, you mean, can they delete this, and make one about Inu akitas, japanese akitas and american akitas?
Because they're the same dog? Lol
They call this show "Dogs 101", yet the people on it don't even seem to know the difference between the Akita Inu and the American Akita...
my akita, almost a year now he is just a sweet heart. he never barks at other dog or attack them. he loves people and let anyone pat him. his favorite thing in the world is to play with other dogs at the park. he is a little territorial but never aggressive
I was a little worried before we brought him into our family because of this video, but I guess some akita are naturally friendly like my dog, so not all of them are aggressive and dangerous
only thing, they are big dogs and other dog owners think my akita is attacking their dog when he just wants to say hi
+Shelly Kim That is the same with my Akita and she is the only 12 weeks old. Never barks, just minds her own business and licks people when she see's them
We have a 1yo Akita Ken and she is scared of everything. No signs of aggression whatsoever. Loves to play with other dogs but she introduces her self kinda wildly which makes other dog owners nervous 😂. But dangerous as a kitten.
I have a 4-1/2 year old male Akita. I've only seen him show real aggression to one dog; a little runt who chewed on my boot when I was trying to get it away from us on a walk. My akita does not generally like other people - other than his "puppy pack" people - but will tolerate them. The akita is beautiful, but they are very intimidating with what I like to call their "1000 year old" eyes. I get a lot of "what a beautiful dog!" - from 15 feet away. LOL. Not many people want to approach him, especially when he lays his appraising gaze upon them. I consider the akita to be the King of dogs and wish I had discovered this breed in my younger years. Overall, he is the best dog I have ever had. I sleep very well at night knowing he is in the house. A warning to those considering this breed as a pet: If you are not willing to put in the work necessary for this breed, do not get one! They require training in their early years, and socialization; more so than other breeds IMO. They are willful, smart, and prone to ignore orders they don't think are necessary. Patience, consistency, love, and a firm but respecting hand are crucial.
m. d. D. do you think i should consider an akita if im not experienced with dogs?
@@sukhmand5327 In a word. No. Before I got my akita I had a few other dogs, a husky (another Northern Spitz breed) being the closest in the independent, willful category. I will tell you the akita is a unique breed in many ways. If you have never owned a dog, they are not a good choice. The akita is a naturally dominant breed, and if they don't think you are worthy of leading, they will rule your world. They are also easily bored and will do things just to entertain themselves - which may not fit into what you want from them. Finally, they are not a "try out" dog. By that I mean if they bond with you, they are with you for life. Or should be. They are not a breed that is easily re-homed if they don't work out for your situation. If the breed interests you, I would suggest one of the other breeds in the northern spitz branch - husky, alaskan eskimo dog, or so on. They will be challenging, and give you an intro to what an akita will bring to the table. They will also teach you how to handle an independent dog, and if you are diligent, teach you how to train. As one site on Akitas said, "Akitas are not for the faint of heart." They're right.
Doge's big cousin.
My brother has the japanese akita... They get aggressive once they get comfortable unless you train them really young also IT IS a big dog... Mines only 3 months and already as big as a normal sized labrador
Lol i basically repeated what the guy said but yea its true
Own 2, I've had a lot of breeds, and they are excellent dogs. If you train them early on in puppyhood that you're the leader they will have undying loyalty, and be constant pleasers, plus they give their owners tons of love.
They would be my number one if it weren't for the German Shepherd. :)
Another plus, they are super big, and great to hug!
I had the privilege of meeting one 2 days ago, the friendlist dog I've ever met!♡
I have an Akita and he just turned 12 and unfortunately has taken a turn for the worst and I am not sure how much time he has left. This dog is the definition of loyalty and is an incredible pet, that is if you are a good owner and know how to take care of it. He not so much aggressive to people that I know as much as he is with other dogs, they are very territorial. Best dog I've ever had, and an even better friend :) love you Cobi!!!
I have an akita and a beagle and the beagle is the trouble maker in our family....
lol always will be. Damn diggers XD
The beagle is bi polar I believe.. one minute he is the sweetest dog and the next he is a raging lunatic... its crazy.. but I love him anyway...
Wow
So massive
Giant shibe
Terrifying doge
Wow
Doge Is A Shiba Inu
The fuck?
gx ted i said the same thing
Slade Wilson I know but they're similar.
wronv dog
Everytime I watch "Hachiko", my eyes gets full w/ tears. Damn, not just Akita I'm in deeply in love w/ each and every dog in the world till death. No matter cute or not cute, big or small, bring them on cause' I love them all. God bless them all w/ love, better life & longer life. :) :*
Hachi.. TwT that movie still makes me cry
what about Mexican hairless
my 16 yr old girl dog, thanks you for your kind thoughts. as do I.
Rescued my third Akita last year and never had problems. Very loyal and the bonds we had were unmatched !!! Best dog I ever had.
It's been 5 years on this day, since my Akita named Bear passed away. I loved him so much you couldn't understand it. When you have a pet of any kind, treat it with love and respect that it needs and deserves no matter what, because you will receive it back from them. I pray every year to God to let me play with my best friend one more time and have a spot in heaven for him. God.... I miss you Bear and I love you and I will see soon. It'll just be like old times, I promise.
Fuck god isn’t real but lll treat every animal equal
would never get any other breed or even think about it, these guys are the best dogs to own IMO
Hachiko!!!
that was a shiba inu
Allison Goodman akita**
秋田犬
I have a Husky-Akita mix and she is an absolute joy! She is full of energy and loves to play.
Its like... Doges brother...
yup, same family. Husky would be their cousin.
Doge is a Shiba Inu they are just a smaller form of the Akita :)
More like Doges son since the Akita originates from the Shiba
I have an Akita and its one of the greatest dogs ive had
Everytime i see this dog i only think of Hachiko. My chest... :,(
I had two Akita's that lived with a German Shepard/Great Dane mix and three Pugs. These are not aggressive/territorial dogs. The way they're raised and socialized is EVERYTHING.
ah lovely shit. akitas are amazing being american akita or the akita inu. they are not agressive they are great with children its actually one of the strong parts in their breeding and they are so loving and loyal
My grandma has three akitas that only respond if you speak in Shawnee. Really interesting dogs
My akita died just recently. She was only a puppy when I was born. We were basically the same age. Very strong animals and loving. As a puppy she would kill a lot of birds; since their breed is known for hunting skills. Love love love that dog and miss her so much.
they are awesome, loyal and tough
WTF
i was attacked by an akita when i was 2 years old, i got 400 stiches across my back and it almost killed me. but i fucken love this dog
Hellen Keller was a big fan of Hachiko’s loyalty to his owner.
One of the best dog films I have watched, if not the best!!!!
I love Hachi and that dog who played Hachi too.He makes me cry alot.what a wonderful dog
wow imposter shibe? very stress
much anger such imposterous shibes!
Doge Wow such imposter (not you)
Doge hahahaha
Doge wow you imposter me!
the dog in the beginning looks a lot like my neighbor's Akita, who I'm kinda scared of lol
Had an Akita, he was great. Miss him so much.
I just got a Chow/Akita mix and he is EPIC! Sweet, smart, great with my cats, beautiful, and he loves to backcountry ski with me. He never barks, never begs... one in a million.
This is my dream dog 😍💙
Britty 21213 I have one
Akita=Hachi
Akitas are King of the Canine!
My boy is one of the most kind and loving dogs I have ever got the pleasure of meeting.
We've had our Akita for nearly nine years. He is one of the finest dogs we've ever had in the family. I grew up with pure bred German Shepherds. I've also had a Chow Chow and a few other breeds. Each is great in their own way. None is like the Akita in my opinion. There is one main problem that one has to contend with and that is the shedding. I've come up with my own solution in dealing with our Akita's twice a year shedding. None the less, it is a mess. We've learned to over look that problem because our Akita is a part of the family. Just like each of us has physical flaws to contend with and yet accept one another it is so with the shedding of our Akita. We've really grown close to our Akita. He sort of talks when he's hungry or bored. He sounds like Scooby Doo.....He will bark from the living room when strangers walk by on the side walk. Other than that he seldom barks. A chow chow did attack our dog around six years ago on the street as he minded his own business. He unleashed his fury in a self defense mode, literally bulldozing right over the attacking dog. That dog immediately ran away in terror. Another time three loose dogs ran up to attack him. He stood there staring at them. Two backed off. The third a bull dog tried to attack our Akita. Our Akita simply brushed him off standing right over him. Our Akita didn't hurt him and has never hurt any other dog. I've taught him to be civil. He is weary of strangers that enter our home but is not aggressive toward them. He will simply go out thru his doggy door and wait till the stranger leaves........ Our Akita enjoys being with the family. He cannot stand being isolated. He is family oriented and is very protective.
Hachiko 🙁
Thumbs up if Hachiko brought you here.
I grew up with an Akita, most beautiful, gentle little man you could find. He was protective, when we moved he'd sit out with my brother in the highchair outside and growl at that one shady mover man, he just knew. Beautiful dogs.
I have one right now, he's amazing! wouldn't hurt a fly
+downshift 111 same mines afraid of my rabbit
I've met a few Japanese Akita dogs and they were pretty good with other animals - each dog is an individual and has it's own personality. Some are more tolerant than others.
My dad is from the akita prefecture and he really likes this breed. One time when he was just strolling around he saw an akita or akita inu he calls it with its owner. According to this vid, they're not very good with socializing....So what does my dad do? He just pets it and the dog doesn't do anything. Must have sensed that akita blood running in both of them ;)
Fun Fact: akitas are mostly known from the akita Hachiko
watch the movie u could cry
watching these again and feeling such intense nostalgia
I love this dog breed so much!!!!!
Hachiko was an Akita . But I don't think he had any biting tendencies .
I think Akitas are cute just like the movie . What'ya Say ?
Akita can be very shy around strangers. Most of their aggression tends to be aimed at other dogs. This is often a huge problem. Owners should make an effort to socialize them from a young age.
fuzzyzombielove ur rite i have an akita dey need a stong owner i seen first hand the damage an akita can do ant trust me when dey get into a fight they will kill the other dog an i mean realy like kill it mines ok with bitchs but hates males
dhwanit005 Hachi was a JAPANESE AKITA. The ones with biting tendencies were AMERICAN AKITAS.
Wat about the blends alot of people say der the most aggressive
Akita's are knowen to be same sex aggressive so that is probably why your male dog does not like other male dogs
What they said in that video is almost 100% opposite of what ive read about them...
Roku maybe because its American breed? and you here story from the japan?
+hidros16 not just Japan, in Germany it is also a bit different ^^ Dog training depends on the owner, I think.
I think that it is cool that one of the first Akitas was brought to American by one of my greatest inspirations, Helen Keller.
I have two. Extremely smart, affectionate, the best companions I could ask for. Funny too! They have a great sense of humor! We do everything together. I cannot imagine my life without them.
I guess they are friendly but I don't know Because from what my parents said when I was a kid I was at my uncles house and he had an akita but I was a like 4 at this time but my uncle was yelling at me for something I don't know what I did but then my uncle grabbed me by the arm and the akita started growling at its own owner and stuff thought this would be a good interesting thing to share.
Dogs react to violence or tense situations, usually negatively. It saw its owner being a little aggressive, so it reacted.
Despite what people say about dogs, I always listen to what they say about the dogs being hard to train and throw it away. They say pit bulls are aggressive but mine is so gentle that she is scared of shoes. She knows who's the boss and where she stands. I could turn any independent breed into a well behaved dog that listens to what I say. I've owned 3 pit bulls and none ever got aggressive. I slapped the nose of an aggressive Chihuahua and it never bit again. No dog ever has a chosen attitude. That's impossible.
he thought your uncle was hurting you
Akitas such cousin wow
hachico XO
My aunt had the GREATEST dog ever and he was an Akita. Tenshee was amazing
I have a full-blooded Akita, and she is just a big baby. She loves people, but people are scared of her. Now on the other hand my mom had an Akita-Chow mix, and she was very territorial. She was still a good dog though.
So I've been thinking about adopting an Akita from my local humane society and there was a video about her and it showed that she was trained and very sweet, I'm hoping to make her my emotional support dog. Would she be good for that?
+Haley Pierce Only if it is well trained and was already very well socialized. These are huge, powerful dogs and they can be dangerous, especially to strangers. Some are sweethearts, some can be very aggressive. And even the sweethearts can be protective of you.
+Haley Pierce akitas are great at emotional support. but its usually to the owner and the ones closest to their owner. they will die to protect you or people that you show strong love for. others they willl not care for.
HACHIKO!!!
yeahhhhh hachiko
Meee!!! Best film ever I have just watched I am crying my eyes out, such a touching film. one of the best dog movies I have watched, if not the best!!!
I remember the Tale of Mary and three puppies Japanese movie. One of the best animal movie in the world. I think they are Akitas. Mary doing her character better than a human.That was a true story happened in Japan.
Akitas are not aggressive I have oned two Akitas they are not at all the quit and lazy my first one died two years ago thow but I have another one that is sitting with me lol
They are made lazy by a owner who hasn't got the time for them :) much love XOXOXO
+Johan Kjeldsen Myhre Maybe, but I try to take mine on runs with me and she just lays down and stares at me, also her favorite activity is not running around the huge garden or parking garage, but sleeping in my parent's room.
They aren't made for running, but living with someone highly active. Walking over long distances. They are rough dogs, created to work. Not for beauty
The breed is known to be aggressive
@@melissadb1886 not true no more than any other protective dog ! With other dogs yes !
Hachiko !!
Hachiko is Akita Inu. Most of these were American Akita.
pewpewpew because it's a show made in America for American tv.
tinkerbellp9003 What? That doesn't change a fact that these dogs aren't the same as that one in Hachiko.
I've had 3 Akita's, and one of them birthed 7 others. These dogs are tough, so you need to show them dominance right off the bat. These are great dogs, especially for those looking to protect your family. They will put themselves in front of danger to protect you. To them, you are 'part of the herd', and they'll do anything to protect you.
Hatchi
R.I.P
This is video about American Akitas not Japanese Akita.
HellFire well thats where they came from so
I have an Akita and he’s literally the sweetest boy ever.
Probably one of the best Akita breed introuctions I've ever seen
They should have mentioned Hachikko
Hachi :)
Akita are amazing dogs I have one since I was 3 her name was ciara she was with great with kids and loved everyone she was brought up with my staff nelly who I have since I'm 4, Ciara sadly passed but we now own Alfie who's a beautiful pit bull :)
They're amazing!
Wow do massive giant shibe scary doge doges big cousin
Akita are stronger than rotweller
I have an American Akita and it's amazing I love him to bit he's called Tyson and he very protect he got in a fight with a pit bull and won
Awww so beautiful
#Hachiko#
For me only Akita is the Japanese Akita those American Akitas have their blood too dilluted with other breeds of dogs.
Exactly
sometimes dangerously.
it's not actually true.. check akita history and origin, american akita and japanese akita. akita-dog.com is a great research website. you will find that japanese modified/improved in their opinion the breed in order to have a more slender body and certain coat patterns to the actual japanese akita. americans did not know about this plan and just crossed breed the existing akitas in america. therefore, it is thought that american akitas actually share more characteristics with the original akita than the modern japanese akita.
ahahhaah Japanese Akita are also mixed with GSD and Tosa
The Japanese are mixed more you dumbass. American Akitas better resemble the Akitas of old, modern day Japanese Akitas resemble Shibas far more.
This wonderful video is years old and somehow, the salt is still quite potent...
They're so beautiful oh my.
do akitas need a lot of exercise, I wanna get one soon but I live in an apartment and work kind of a lot
MarioIsLife for the Japanese and original version : Akita Inu, they're known to love sleeping and doing nothing of their days, they can live in an apartment without any problems, but still are very energetic and crazy once outside. And even though they're lazy sometimes, they need a strict education, since they are extremely intelligent, it can be very easy, as well that it can be pretty hard to teach them basic things.(Obey and learn INCREDIBLY fast with treats, may not even give a shit if your hands are empty). Most of the time, they do not get along well with other dogs especially ones that are the same sex as yours so you have to pay attention when you go for a walk with your dog. Mine is very aggressive when she meets other dogs...but they are awesome dogs if you're an awesome owner, hope it helped you :)
thanks both of you for your awesome insights!!!
I can tell you from experience that apartments are awful conditions to keep a dog like this. I had a beautiful Akita x Alaskan Malamute and it was very difficult because of their coat blowouts and constant energy (needing walks).
Look into it more before you do. It's a huge responsibility.
Ya walk them they need a lot of exercise and is a great guard dog
Dont get one you dont have time or space the dog will go crazy and you wont wanna see that !
Hachi?
+Joseph Ivy no they said in the movie that he whas a akita
His a Akita
No, these are American Aiktas, not the original Akita inu from "Hachiko".
ok
I absolutely LOVE my American Akita. My bestest and most loyal friend EVER!. AND shes GREAT/AWESOME with kids and other dogs!
“Akitas shed heavily twice a year” lol. It’s like having a never ending snowstorm
wow
such big shibe
vry identity crisis
ive got a akita Shes so Pretty and shes very old shes 77 in doggie years shes fine shes not making us pay extra and she dosnt shed alot =I so what are they talking about
Honestly, most people just don't train their dogs right if at all. Thats why certain breeds get a bad rep. I had 3 rottweilers when I was 5 years old, best dogs I ever had too. They were friendly and gentle because they were trained to be that way.
Shedding is all relative. Any double coated breed is going to shed their undercoat a few times a year, plus the usual shedding year round, and need regular brushing to prevent mats. But someone with a non-shedding breed such as a poodle, is going to think they shed a lot.
Carolyn Black exactly. i have a Border Collie, a Boxer and an Akita... the Boxer sheds the worse in my opinion. her fur sticks and weaves it's way into everything. my Akita's fur is much longer and finer so it sorta clumps together and cleans up way easier.
my neighbor had an akita that was probably one of the nicest and most friendly dogs i had ever met
I love Akita's. They are so cute and stubborn hihi.
That's not a pit bull 58 seconds in.
Where in this video is akita inu? wtf? American and japanese akita are not the same breed
Akita Inu? Do you mean the Shiba Inu?
Many ppl think that they are the same even thought the japanese akita inu was first and it only comes im two colours white and,white and brown.
But ultimatly they come from the same breed just two types of it and they are regarded as the same in many videos.
I have Akita Inu or (other name,Japanese akita)....American's think that Akita Inu and American akita are the same breed...
it's very annoying.....
and yes,I don't mean shiba inu....
shiba is a small japanese verison of akita inu...
My friend has a rescue Akita and it was tough at first since she wasn't well trained, but they put in the work and now she is the sweetest dog in the world. She has the tiger stripe patterning and looks half tiger, half wolf with a little bear thrown in 😂
My first dog was a white Akita named Tammy-Faye, I loved her so much :)
As always americans ruined everything they touched. I have hardly seen any Akita Inu-s in this video.
AtomSoBomb That's so ignorant and foolish i got no words. I can only get physical. And that can't be done over the web. So, please, don't comment on my post.
Rodjen Los What?... Ignorant and foolish...why don't you read your first comment...
Yeah, American Akita's :|
***** So countries are getting education these days? How did i miss that?
***** HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA