It depends. Some are not, but many are very aggressive due to their protective nature.
yes,my 3 akitas swim all the time we have a boat and they jump off and swim and have a blast the are defently water dogs.
An Akita's bite force is estimated to be around 350-400 pounds of pressure per square inch, making them one of the breeds with a strong bite. It is important to properly socialize and train Akitas to prevent any aggressive behavior.
Akitas can be good with kids if properly socialized and trained from a young age. However, they have a strong guarding instinct and may not tolerate rough play, so they may be better suited to households with older children who understand how to interact with a dog respectfully. Supervision is always recommended when Akitas are around children.
Even though they might look alike, specially when they are very young, there is a big difference between those two dog breeds.1. The originsA Japanese akita originates (as the name says) from Japan, while a huskies origins are Alaska and Siberia.2. The personalityA Japanese akita was raised in Japan as a companion dog. It is often used as a police dog in Japan. Huskies were raised to be sled dogs and are still used for those purpouses.These two different ''lifestiles'' made them develop different personalities.The Japanese akita is more likely to become aggressive if not raised in the right inviroment. If the dog is engaged into the family life and treated as part of the family it will act as one as well. It shows a lot of compassion and love for a narrowed circle of people, while it shows frigidness to strangers.The husky is very hardheaded and is harder to be trained.It is more open to strangers though. A husky isn't really a guard dog, and loves to be part of the family as well. You can experience his desire for pulling when leading him on a leash, which is why it is important for you to start doing that when he is still a baby.To both breeds you have to show very early who the boss is, because otherwise they won't take you seriously.C
Yes. Akitas and Huskies are among the breeds that shed the most. Both breeds are double coated dogs. They have an outer layer of course, straight fur that repels water with an inner layer of softer, fluffy fur that insulates. At least twice a year dogs "blow coat" or shed. When the undercoat is shed it usually comes off in big clumps and because it is very fine it blows and drifts everywhere.
Akita's Are very aggressive so Yes And No :)
Giant Akitas look like giant Akitas. So do wolves.
Akitas are powerful, strong-willed dogs with a strong prey drive, which can lead them to chase and potentially attack smaller animals like rabbits. Their instinct to hunt may be triggered by the movement of a rabbit, making supervision essential when they are around such animals. Proper training and socialization can help mitigate aggressive tendencies, but caution is always advised when introducing Akitas to small pets. It's important for owners to assess their dog's temperament and behavior around other animals.
10 to 11 yearsThey can live up to 10 - 12 years. Akitas are very smart and should not be left alone for along time. Akitas came from Japan into the US by Helen Keller.
Akitas do not often like to run, BUT when they do they reach impressive speeds of 25mph
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yes,my 3 akitas swim all the time we have a boat and they jump off and swim and have a blast the are defently water dogs.
yes they love the water my 3 akitas love to swim!
Akitas are taller and heavier than Huskies. Here's more about them, http://dogtime.com/siberian-husky.html http://dogtime.com/akita.html
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An Akita's bite force is estimated to be around 350-400 pounds of pressure per square inch, making them one of the breeds with a strong bite. It is important to properly socialize and train Akitas to prevent any aggressive behavior.