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Verified Reviews for Akita
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Brilliant dog if you know what you are doing - Russ,
The Akita is a fantastic breed if you want something that is so removed from a normal dog it could be called something else. I have had four Akita's male and female, after a life time of owning many dogs of many breeds. Akita's quickly became my favourite. In some ways they are more like a cat, disliking water and getting wet ,very alert very protective, even of my parrots who they guarded when out of their cage. It is wrong to say as some do they are very active, Akitas were bred as guard dogs and as such will lie in an open doorway and watch what's going on responding if they detect a threat.