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Akita, breed of working dog that originated in the mountains of northern Japan. In 1931 the Japanese government designated the breed as a “natural monument.” It was employed as a hunting and fighting dog and is now trained for police and guard work in Japan. The Akita is a powerful muscular dog with a broad head, erect pointed ears (small in relation to head size), and a large curved tail carried over the back or curled against the flank. It stands 24 to 28 inches (61 to 71 cm) tall at the withers and weighs 70 to 130 pounds (32 to 59 kg). Akitas are bred in a variety of colours and markings, including all-white, brindle, and pinto. Except for the white, all Akitas bear a distinct mask (dark area around the muzzle).

Temperament

Akitas are alert, courageous, and protective. They tends to be one-family dogs, utterly devoted to those in their inner circle but aloof toward and often suspicious of strangers. Akitas are calm dogs, not excessively playful as adults except when alone with their family. They can be overly protective and may misinterpret some innocent actions as threats. The breed’s independence and strength combine to make Akitas challenging for children or the elderly to manage. They can be aggressive toward other dogs, though they not an excessive barker. Although relatively easy to train, Akitas are not always eager to perform because of their strong-willed nature. It should be noted that these claims are a traditional and widely accepted generalization about the breed, and the behaviour of individual Akitas may differ.

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