"5 Things You Must Know Before Deciding If An Akita Dog Is For You"

Learn what 98% of all Akita owners don’t know - and will never figure out - about raising a happy, healthy Akita...

From: Kevin Dean
Re: Akita Dogs

Dear Akita lover,

Do you own an Akita, or do you want to?

If so, I have made a list of 5 things you must know before buying or adopting an Akita. Akitas are a challenging breed to own, and if you aren't up to the task, it's better to find out now, preventing a lot of heartbreak and pain for both of you.

Let's get started...

5 Things You Must Know

1.  For starters, Akita’s are EXTREMELY protective of their owners and family. While this means undying loyalty to you and you’re family, it also means that they have a strong tendency to be rather aggressive and hot tempered towards any “unknown” visitors. This characteristic is the most difficult personality trait that needs to be trained when it comes to Akita training. Of course with the proper knowledge of Akita training, this shouldn’t pose to be too much trouble.

2.  Akita dogs are also very intelligent animals, and it is for this very reason that they may often times think they “know better”, and try to take their own path…even towards their own training. However this means that if you have the proper knowledge of how to train you’re Akita dog, then they will learn very quickly and with ease.

3.  Akita’s have a strong tendency to NOT get along with other pets, but this trait can be somewhat cured. Because Akita’s are very dominate and territorial animals, they’re not very big fans of sharing space with other animals.

4.  From the moment you bring you’re Akita home to the days that you’re Akita is resting underneath the shade, it is absolutely IMPERATIVE that they know who their master is at all times, otherwise it is very likely that they will run all over you. A timid or submissive owner is not recommended for this breed, their strong will can over power you.

5.  It also must be noted, that while Akita’s do get along very well with children that they already know within the family, they have a tendency to not tolerate new children that are brought into the family, making it not a good choice for a family who expects more little ones down the road.

Is An Akita Dog For You?

If after reading the list of "5 Things You Must Know About Akitas" you're still interested in owning an Akita, or if you already do own one, then congratulations! Though this is a challenging breed to own and raise, you will not regret your decision to get an Akita. 

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Here's to you and your new Akita,

Kevin Dean

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