Other than both being used for guarding or home protection, not much. They do both have a tendency to be vilified as vicious or overly aggressive. This is of course completely subjective, as any dog not raised right can be vicious or aggressive. Akita's are generally not recommended for first time dog owners, or those that do not have the time and resources to devote to properly socializing and training such a big, strong animal. Akita's, like all other Japanese "Inu" dogs, are notorious for their stubbornness and independent streak. They can also be much less tolerant of other dogs, especially of the same gender. GSD's also need a healthy amount of training and socialization, but are generally considered a bit easier because of their desire to please their owners. Akita's started out as hunting dogs, and some still retain a strong prey drive, GSD's are herding dogs, although some of them have a prey drive as well. Hope this helps.
Akita, King German Shepherds aren't an official variation and therefore come in a range of heights, Akita's have a set height regulation.
Siberian Husky, Akita, German Shepherd. And so on
Of course not. Akita starts with an "A". German shepherd starts with a "G". Common sense says shepherd is therefore larger. But some may be shorter. It all depends. What do you think?
Akita's are from Japan - GSD's are from Germany. Akita's have curly tails - GSD's have Sabre tails Akita's have webbed feet - GSD's have partially webbed feet... Akita's and German Shepherd's are two totally different breeds. There is nothing alike about them in the slightest.
Well. Many breeds. - Rotweiler's - Akita's - St Bernard's - Anatolian Shepherd dog - Tosa inu
He/She is probably a German shepherd mix. If you had ever noticed that German Shepherds vary in color and size from one to the other, and had gathered though research that these animals were bred with many types of shepherd dog, with a main cross being the wolf, you might agree that it stands to reason that if fact this dog may actually be a German Shepherd with a different heritage. From what you have said in the question I would say it's a German shepherd Akita mix. :)
No. It is a swiss shepherd
Simple answer, yes. If it were stronger, bigger, and/or faster than the German Shepherd and got a good bite into the jugular, it could win in a fight.
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i have a German shepherd and a labrador my German shepherd is more friendly
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