Akita Inu 🐶 One Of The Best Cold-Weather Dog Breeds
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The Akita is a large, powerful dog breed that originated in Japan. They were originally used for hunting and guarding, and are known for their loyalty, intelligence, and courage. Akitas are also one of the best cold-weather dog breeds, with a thick, double coat that provides excellent insulation against the cold.
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Otters? any kind you haven't done yet
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Note that Akita and Shiba are EXTREMELY loyal, so they only accept ONE OWNER.
Re-adoption rarely succeeds.
So, if you are going to get an Akita or a Shiba, make sure to keep it for the rest of its life. Don't throw it away after a couple of years.
We grew up with an Akita in my grandparents house but he was so territorial of my grandfather he'd have to lock him outside when kids or strangers came around
Hachiko 💔
How the hell do you throw away a dog
@@randomguywithacat unfortunately, there are people who do that. Once the pet reaches mating season, or once it starts suffering from a disease or gets too old, they throw them away.
They either place them in front of shelters or just throw them in an empty place.
@@randomguywithacat pieces of shit leaves the dog in the wild when actual parenting comes in and it stops being entertaining to them
"they are extremely intelligent"
*shows picture of dog wearing glasses to prove point*
lmaaooo
that dog needs contact lenses
@@guardian33 🤣🤣
I mean... Prof. Akita.
If I saw a resume with that name I would consider him for the job too 🤣🤣🤣
@@lakshmikrithika2521 funnily enough, in the 2017 Ducktales series, there is a character called Dr Akita. Guess what kind of dog he is.
We’re really not going to question the biggest edit. 😂
“But..”
*Shows shot of dog’s butthole*
Akita and Shiba are stubborn, playful, ignorant and only loyal to 1 owner if left untrained. It’s not your typical house dog
And if they aren't trained properly (and let's be honest, lots of dog owners don't train their dogs properly) they often show aggression. Not exactly what I'd call a "great companion" for toddlers, like this video suggests.
It seems like this channel is purposefully putting all dog breeds into good light, when some are simply not a good pet for the average owner.
Literally dude made sound like he hardly has a clue. They also tend to be really independent on top of stubborn so they often aren’t really enthusiastic about learning new things
I was attacked by an akita, the bitch came to my property and was threatened because I was breathing I guess. I had my walking stick which is big and essentially a shortened bowstaff and it was quite the fight. It would dodge my strikes and jabs while howling like a demon, and thought it was pretty clever be feinting constantly, trying to latch onto my thighs, but once it was almost too slow I grazed it and it reeled back, which gave me the momentum to get at it's flank to attack, which startled it enough to start retreating as I was swinging. When my dad saw what was happening he came out and fired a shot, which caused the demon to perk up and charge at HIM, and it took two more shots and me to run it off. My dad later told me he hadn't lit the mutt up because he'd thought I'd done something to provoke it, because I guess he thinks he raised an idiot who'd go pulling an Akita's tail or throw shit at it. And even if I had that's a beast who officially needs to be sent back to the pit of hell it came from. It's not my first mutt encounter where I've had to deal with a stupid dog raised by a stupider, worthless waste of an owner, but if I ever figure out from where on the mountain that demon came from, it's bitch owners are going to wake up to quite a gruesome surprise, because I don't leave enemies at my back, unlike pops.
On a side note, the bitch that attacked me was stockier, had stubbier legs and much bigger paws as the demons showed here, as well as a tail that was curled but shorter, only in a single loop. Are they a different partial breed that makes them even more prone to deserving death, or was it just a bigger bitch?
@@dflaming1371 you need a silver bullet my friend, go hunt
@@dflaming1371 bro re enacted Dark souls with a dog
My Shiba Inu, Ruu, passed away just over a year ago. She was a beautiful girl. She loved having people play with her face and knock her around. It always looked like she was gonna get hurt but then she'd run right back and nudge them to get them to do it again. I lost her to old age and stomach cancer in 2021. We gave her a beautiful burial in our yard and installed a light over it so she can still shine at night. My other dog Callie was like her big sister and now spends most of her time outside sitting under the light being with her little sister. I will always miss you Ruu, my beautiful baby girl. ❤️
🥺😭
Aww I’m very sorry for you loss. My shib is 5yrs old now and actually got her when she had just turned 3. Previous owners just couldn’t keep her. My shib was depressed and maybe so was I at the time. Now we are best friends. My girlfriend and I have come to love her as one of us. And whenever we have to go away and can’t be with her my brother watches over her. She loves her uncle just as much as us. But she know who daddy is. She always follows me around no matter who is there. I know I’m the future I’ll be sad when she’s gone she makes me so happy. So I can imagine how hard it was for you. Thanks for sharing this 🙏
@@djp8795 it's always good to make sure your animal knows they're part of your family. Not just a pet. One day she will have to go, but I know when that day comes, she will so grateful to you for spending her whole life with her. Every animal deserves a home like yours ❤️
Sounds like Ruu loved her best life with a loving family. I’m so sorry for your loss.
This made me cry so hard omg
My grandpa lived in the northern mountains of the Tōhoku region in Japan, and he lived as a farmer but would also hunt for food. He had a fiercely intelligent and loyal Akita as his hunting partner, and grandpa made sure that the dog was well socialized so we grandkids can play with him. He was one of the most intelligent dogs I’ve ever seen; he’d be all relaxed and goofy when he was with us kids, but as soon as grandpa would enter his field of sight, all attention was on him like a soldier. They take a lot of training and socializing for them to be cool with people other than their masters, but the result is so rewarding.
exactly this these breeds of inu like Doberman were bred with one job originally hunting and defending their master the only difference is the akita and such were bred to the point they aren't scared of things the size of bears or even actual bears like any strong dog if trained patiently and correctly they are man's best friend the only issue is so many people around the world buy dogs as house pets/status symbols when breeds like the akita Doberman and other big dogs are not capable of being untrained because of their strength like you leave a collie or a retriever untrained they can be awkward but if you have a untrained akita or Doberman you have a dog that was meant to hunt things bigger then us who are not afraid of us and now won't follow orders that is a awful mix
Forgot stubborn, incredibly difficult to train, naturally wary of strangers, extremely same sex aggressive, and typically dog aggressive unless trained from an early age to be dog and stranger tolerant. Not a beginner friendly dog😅
Apply more together time, mine were eager to obey and one knew about 60 words. Yes they will kill another dog if Male/female bonded pair gets attacked. They Just ignore everybody except the 1 owner.
You’re absolutely right. These videos are cute but the information given about different breeds isn’t always accurate
Yuuuuup.
In my experience, they're not very eager to learn tricks. They're too independent to be people pleasers.
@@user-ls2uq3pv1h You need 2 speak Japanese. They don't Do English.
"But don't let their fluffy appearance fool you. Beneath all that fur is even more fur."
Fun fact:
Hidesaburo Ueno(Hidesaburo-san) owns an Akita dog.The dog was known to be at the train station whenever he comes home or getting ready to go to work.But,on the tragic day,he died of sudden heart attack and never came back to see his doggo.The good doggo waited for him for years to come in same train station he went to,and died there after years of waiting.Many people were moved by how loyal the doggo is. Then,they made a statue of the doggo in the same train station the late Hidesaburo-san used to go to work and come back home from there.
That doggo,was named Hachiko❤
yeah finally someone talk about this
I cried during that scene in the Movie. I was actually shocked it was a true story. RIP Hachi
@@SimplyBeingAnIdiot May they rest in eternal sleep with their master❤️
@@ellyelysha288 indeed.
Yes! I love the story of Hachiko-San, it never fails to bring a tear to my eye.
Shiba Inu: *i am sleep*
Akita Inu: *circular zoomies*
Akitas are not for first time or inexperienced dog owners. While being highly intelligent they are also VERY territorial and don’t bond well with anyone outside of their family. To prevent this it will take HOURS of socializing with an owner that is equally energetic and an owner who is social.
On the other side if you are wanting and extraordinary guard dog, and Akita is the best way to go! Get them as pups introduce them to every living being from day one and keep letting them socialize with them. They will know that they are family and will die trying to protect them.
Akitas are amazing companions but not for the lazy dog owner.
Hours of socializing? Boy what a burden. Why are you even getting a dog if you can’t dedicate the time? All dogs need to be socialized and trained.
I literally just commented something similar. I said this video is gonna get some kids bit lol
@rsjrx no not like Akitas. If you do not introduce them to other people at a young age, they will not be okay with anyone but who's in your house. You will never be able to have guests again without locking them away. They have an extreme sense of loyalty and are naturally guard dogs. It's not nearly the same thing as say a lab. And even then it's not a guarantee, they might still hate other people and animals. It's just their genetics, all breeds have different traits and genetics if you didn't know. I grew up with Akitas and my parents bred them for a while, not for necessarily money but because they were hard dogs to get in my area. You had to go across state to the Amish, who treated them like shit.
Do they bark a lot? I'm very interested in having one!
@@delavidaebella no, the one we hav barely barks except when she hears stranger passing nearby outside :)
First time Akita owner overview experience here for the ones interested:
(I had two mutts before this one)
- I got her when she was 2 months old, sweet, shy, apprehensive bean
- she is about to be 11 months now
- I walk her since she was 4mo, she is extremely curious about strangers and will look at anyone passing by wishing to sniff them
- Zero sign of agression so far, but she can play *very* rough if the other (person or dog) rises the bar there
- She is gentle with gentle people/dog, if they remain calm, my girl will be calm and soon lose interest
- not interested in being petted by everyone, but will tolerate it
- light eater, only eats what she needs, will stop if she is full and can even skip meals if she ate more the previous day
- needs brushing min 1x week, best 3x
- bath every 3 months has shown to be enough, she smells nothing but fur, not stinky, not dirty, very clean dog (isn't the type to jump into mud)
- very stubborn, if she is done with training she is (but I always push the bar a bit so she knows I'm the leader)
- can get very hyped and lose control when zooming, she is already heavy and strong, so if she jumps on me it hurts, if she does too rough i pin her down, and that was enough to teach her to be gentle with me but rough with my husband
- overall lazy and 2 small walks a day is enough
- likes play but doesn't last long
- will stick around like a cat, doesn't want pets or attention all the time, just company
So far I'm having a great experience and grateful I gave the breed a chance, I got from a official breeder, both her parents had great personality (her mom let me let her and her litter without issue!).
I feel I have a best friend that I can trust and that trusts me, she will look after me and wait for me.
I love my sweet girl.
Akitas are semi-sedentary dogs, they choose a spot in the home (that have the best overall vision) and guard the home from there
They're so beautiful! 😍
One time our Akita took the bag with her treats an opend IT with her paws.😅
Damn🤣🤣
I miss my Akita, he was such a good boy. Rest easy, Rocky.
I have a shiba & his name is Rocky, sorry for your loss
They're also guard dogs so they need lots of socialization with people and other dogs from the get-go and do not let up on it. Theyre naturally apprehensive so you have to teach them that not every non-family member is their enemy. Theyre big dogs that can seriously hurt someone innocent in a misguided attempt at protecting you or your property so be sure to be prepared and research before getting one!
And even with all of that, they still being Very, VERY proud, and suspicious about others, you cant have an Akita from a gender, and a dog of the same gender, otherwise the akita will fight with him all the time, the only exception is: the other dog is very small, or he is old
Why are japanese dogs so cute
I don’t know but they almost went extinct as a breed.
@@benpurcell4935 which breed you're talking about?
@@btsismyoxyjin6577 Pretty much every Japanese breed was almost euthanized to the point of extinction.
@@benpurcell4935 oo....ok
They are also temperamental and territorial around other dogs. They can be quite difficult to train and despite their loyalty can be standoffish.
I love akitas so much man
The playful part was ...... Damnn !
All of Japan’s いぬ breeds are so cool.
Along with being insanely stubborn and independent to a fault. They are like cats, if they don't want to do something, they won't do it
Ahh, so a Japanese husky
Important to note that Akitas tend to be a protective but aggressive breed. They will be kind and loyal to their owner but can view everyone surrounding them, (close family, friends, partners and even their owners children) as a threat. Of course every Individual dog has their own temperament but it is generally a bad idea to have them around children. And this is coming from someone who grew up with Akitas
Not exactly, they are ultra loyal to the family core, not only the owner, if he was raised by 3 people, he would choose one owner to give absolute loyalty, but would fight for the other 2 too
Instantly reminded of Hachiko... 💖🐶💖
hatchiko.. :'D
That's what I was thinking
Don't remind me😢
Akitas are just so CUTE 🥰
They're family for sure
The family dog is part Akita, Chow, and German Shepard. She’s the most loyal, calm, and loving dog you’ll ever meet. She’s smart and gentle and even let the littles use her as a step stool without moving. She escaped the backyard once when a little was in the front yard and she was following him as if ready to yank him out of the road. She is very sweet and just an amazing pet. My dad doesn’t think he’ll be able to get another dog once she goes..
They're also the progenitor of the breed that later became the Australian Dingo.
Akita, the thicc boi of Shiba inu.
I love Akitas. Just be respectful 😅 as you should be with any dog bred for loyalty. They'll hardly listen to you if you aren't their person
They're also super smart
They should also be known to be extremely temperamental dogs that will put their own goals before yours.
Much like many. The breed is a national treasure because of one loyal dog, Hachikō. It’s worth noting the professor, who the dog was loyal to. Happened to have a student come across the loyal dog. To which the student looked up to see how many Akita’s were left in Japan… 20 were left including, Hachikō. Talk purebred. They recently added a statue to show the dog and his human companion reuniting.
This dog give him a award for being too cute
I Have a Akita Called Shiro she is really polite and intelligent. She spends a lot of time sleeping at my side in my bedroom while im working or doing something else but she obey just me to ask her to go outside. She's looks like a little fluffy bear XD
I love my AKITA the only dog I would ever get
My dog running around like a wind-up toy after a laser dot
Me: ah, yes, the majestic house-wolf, a truly fearsome sight.
Hachiko hearing those infos: 🥶💀
They're still adorable
Come on guys, we all know what's going on in our heads....
Good doggo
I just kept saying “look at the baby”
Goodest of the boyes
Yes
@@dafuq2445 ever heard of the story of Hachiko?
I was thinking more like 'doge'
Aww, the same breed as Hachiko!
(For those wondering Hachiko, or Hachi, was a dog in Japan. When his owner died, not returning from work, he still waited for 10 years until death for his owner to return. His statue stands tall where he waited everyday.)
Bro got the best armor stats
I love Akita inu and shiba inu❤
According to every youtube vide about dogs, every single dog is intelligent
I never heard "its a stupid dog" 😅
Every dog is intelligent if you train it right
But stupid dogs are cute too
Well, that's true, but there are levels, Akita is on the top, with german shepherds, border colies, and goldens
My family had an Akita for a good while. Lost the old boy end of last year, I miss him dearly (even though he'd produce an endless steam of fur).
We were exceptionally lucky to receive such a kind and gentle soul, singlehandedly fixed my wierd irrational fear of dogs. Best cuddle buddy I've ever had. Miss you Pooch.
I like how they look like larger Shiba Inus.
I will be getting an Akita immediately
Always that one person getting a shiba or Akita in Florida
I must be an Akita because my hair defines gravity
There is an old anime where the main character is an Akita Inu.
The main villain is a massive bear.
And the whole anime builds up to this dog leading an army of dogs to fight said bear.
It's old but still freaking gold.
Ginga Nagareboshi Gin.
Also has the best damn intro of any anime I have seen so far.
Oh I’d love to own an Atika dog. I met a couple of them in our neighborhood. They were so friendly, so neighborly. They saw me open my back door, as they were outside laying in their driveway. I didn’t say a peep, when they spotted me, they came right over. When my neighbor whistled for them, they returned home in a flash. It was such an unexpected lovely surprise and a moment I’ll never forget.
Hachiko❤️
I KEEP ASKING MY MOM FOR ONE SHE FINALLY SAID YES
Aww so happy for you😊
Keep in mind that they can easily become dog-aggressive (and even human-aggressive, in extreme cases) if not trained properly and consistently. So make sure you spend lots of time training!
And always try get your Akita as a puppy. Adoption as adults rarely works well, because they are one-owner dogs. They don’t tend to accept more than one person as “their person”.
Be careful. Akitas are NOT recommended for a first time dog owner. Bred for guard duty. They tend to have human and dog aggression..
They only bond to one person. If you’re that person you have to train it (they need an experienced owner or else they’ll turn to be aggressive towards everyone and everything but their one owner), if not then you begged for a dog who’ll want no interest in you 😂😅
@@testerwulf3357 so helpful! Repeating what two other people have already said, but adding some snarky, condescending bullsh** to the end. How nice…
They are awfully intelligent 🤓 🐾
Loyal REALLY LOYAL, so loyal in fact that they would probally wait for their owner at a train station for almost ten years after they died for the owner to come out just saying yk,HOLY SH-
Literally me on my way to tell my parents that i want another dog:
Do not
They are not good with other dogs or other people
Don't, speaking from experience. They are difficult dogs to keep
@@ihateyoube oof
@@hyperphrog69 :,)
if you're willing to invest a lot of effort into it, you might be okay. but you absolutely must, and i never normally say this, get the puppy as young as possible so that it can be socialised not to harm your other dogs (and also humans). they take a huge amount of patience and care, so as long as you can spend most of your time raising and training them you might make it work. you will have to take time off of school/work/college/whatever if you're serious about this, and you don't just want an akita because you saw a 1 minute vid and thought they were cute.
While everyone is also saying they are wary overly protective and stubborn, Akitas also do not do well with dogs of the same gender or other dogs much at all. This dosent apply to all esp if properly trained but most. Just make sure to do research
Thank you for posting this very interesting fact ❤❤❤❤
Akitas and Shibes are adorable. They're also like Dragons in ASOIAF, where they bond to one person for as long as one or the other might live.
Akitas are NOT dogs for inexperienced owners. They can be stubborn and hard to train, as well as being aggressive towards strangers and other animals. Properly trained and socialized they can make a wonderful companion though.
I love seeing everyone akita being super energetic, my akita is just lazy and maybe does a 20min walk and then decides enough is enough and just lays down.
Same thing happened with my husky. I walk him at night but, every other hour of the day he is laying around me
That's correct, they are semi-sedentary dogs, and dont eat too much
They are very strong dogs
Best dog breed no matter what you have it for . Period
give me the dog now.
N o w .
Akita's give me straight up Huskey and Shiba mix vibes
I have an Akita! They’re so sweet and fun to play with!!
Another Akita fact is that they are one of the oldest dog breeds that still lives dating all the way back to 14,000 BCE
We're always mean when I was growing up and I never messed with them.
Cute little fluffy ball 🥰
Beautiful floofs
Shibas and akitas are my 2 favorite dog breeds
I really wanted a Japanese Akita but there are no breeders in Maryland I didn't see any in Pennsylvania or any other states close by so I settled for an American Akita and I love my baby boy do does get a bit annoying when people try to tell me he's mixed with a Husky and German Shepherd or German Shepherd in something lol
I mean... American Akitas do indeed have a lot of "mixed" blood, since the breed is very young and only came about because the Akita was mixed with different breeds, including German Shepards and Mastiff type dogs. But I get ya, we have a brindle Akita Inu and people often assume that he's a mix or a "designer dog" haha. And people always questioning like "Are you SURE? He looks like XYZ." xD
i would know because i have one and she is such a sweet heart
I have one, she's a real gem
Aren't Akitas one of the breeds that are barred by insurance companies for homeowners/renters' coverage? The only Akita I ever met was a neighbor's. He killed a couple of other neighbor's dogs. Master of escape. A friend had one that never got used to the family. Maybe they wanted to stay in northern Japan.
I'll bet the neighbor's dogs were making trouble first.
@@brianmclaughlin4419 Not unless sitting in the sun in their front yard is troublemaking, lol. The akita's human saw it happening and tried to stop it, but akita's are strong. And bull headed.
@@grovermartin6874 My Japan-type baby girl followed a giant, retarded male Akita in a yard escape.Took themselves for a walk after he demolished a new cedar fence and got jumped by a vicious Rotti that had killed other dogs.The baby, at 6 months did the bully in while being watched by 2 animal control officers. Took1 second per them.They Told me' thank you '. I got in no trouble. 100% self-defense is my view w/ them.
Yes these dogs are not for first time owner! There’s a lot of missed info on this video. Akitas only like their family and are not dog or ppl friendly.
@@brianmclaughlin4419 Akitas can be VERY aggressive to strangers and other animals..especially so when not trained properly (they need highly experienced dog owners! But no one checks for that so some people get them without being able to handle them)
Akitas are unpredictable. I have had many bad experiences with them. They will attack without warning and for no apparent reason.
They’re loyal to usually only person which causes them to be more likely to be human and dog aggressive..they attack others because they don’t trust anyone but their owner (they’re a hard breed to train! Only experienced dog owners should own them however sadly not all that own these dogs are experienced enough to properly handle them)
@@testerwulf3357 do u have one? just wanted to ask and i have one
They likely weren't socialized from a young age.
You made my day I love doges❤
Akita dogs are cute ❤❤
Their so floofy and cute
They are so adorable I swear
Love you Hachiko
I grew up with akitas and I love them so much, they definitely shaped my idea of what the perfect dog is. Not an easy dog to own or train, but a fantastic dog nonetheless
My 12 year old girl is a half Japanese half American Akita.
The American akita is much larger.
She's very loyal but doesn't tolerate other dogs or anyone other than family and friends around.
They love they cold 🥶
Beautiful dogs!🥰
I have an Akita they do be cute fire and giant lap dogs
I started to like this dog after I watched the movie or heard the story of Hachiko
Hachiko!!!! ❤
I love my akita
When I first saw Inuyasha I wondered why a dude with cat ears was a dog half demon... then I learned about these fluffers. And then Sesshoumaru showed up and it all made sense XD
We've had two Shiba's. Our female recently passed at the age of 15 and our 10 year old male is still with us and still plays like an adolescent. They are the PERFECT breed for us, but I'd sure love to have a pair of Japanese Akita's. NOT the "American" version, but the ones featured in this video. There is a HUGE difference in temperament. American Akita's are bred more for protection, not companionship. Nothing wrong with that at all. Just not what we're wanting in an Akita.
Our Shiba's THINK they're as big as their Akita cousins. =)
I love these doggos.
Akitas:
1° investigate the owner's land, choose the most strategic point (normally the highest spot) lie down on it, and keep watching, always sitting and paying attention
2°if you have a couple, and the male finds something suspicious, he orders the female to investigate, and she comes back with the feedback
3° they are loyal to only 1 owner
4° they dont learn tricks with trainers, the OWNER must teach, otherwise they simply dont learn (because of the loyalty)
They are loyal to one owner, but also love the entire family of the owner too😊
Akita Inu - The Samurai of the canine community 🐕
Akitas are canine family members, playful as hell with family, instantly alert as needed. perfect dog, if you give them lots of attention and love.
Moving to Canada in a few months, gonna buy one of these cuties if their there!
I'd love to have that cute Akita inu.
Seeing this just makes me cry because I just lost my dog who I loved very very much
He was a huskita that I had just over a year and I’m still upset over having lost him 😢😢😢😢❤❤❤
They also tend to be one person dogs and aggressive towards any strangers. They are also also extremely stubborn and need a lot of training. Not entry level dogs.
I remember one time I was going to a restaurant and one of the other patrons had an Akita Inu, I went over and reach down to pet it on the head.
The owner said "I have no idea how he just let you do that, Akitas don't like being pet from above."
Mfw I thought it was a Shibe.