Well thank you.

Mine had the mind of a 16yr old teenager

He is doing well, you will see in the next videos.

If they sense you are afraid they can become very protective and act aggressively toward people or other dogs. Ours was well-behaved on leash with confident members of our family but often felt the need to "defend" the nervous members of her pack, which would usually cause them to feel even more nervous. I doubt you would be in danger from your own Akita but strangers might end up feeling threatened by your dog if it doesn't feel like you're in charge of the situation.

@@aarondavis5850 very knowledgeable and great advice. 👍

Hmm!...two points of concern, no 1. The Akita is a primitive breed, their behavior is sometimes hard to read, you must expose them to other people and dogs while still puppy. they sometimes don't care for other dogs as they get older, especially of the same sex, they usually don't have that overwhelming need to please! No 2. They are a dominant breed, if you are timid, uncertain, not consistent with rules and training, they will sometimes take charge and they will run you in your own house! They can also be very food possessive. Firm and consistent training (short lessons) while still a puppy is critical! They are a great breed, but requires a firm person, let them know you are the alpha!

If you can handle a dog that "mouths" quite a bit. I'm on my third Akita, 8 month old boy, Cain, and it's definitely a trait with this breed. He is my first that doesn't get along with other dogs. It genuinely is just luck the temperament of the dog you get, reputable breeder definitely helps

@@jaytemp4203 which temperament is good ?

I do not know it. When he was 12 months old, he was 70 cm tall.

I would love to see your dog!❤❤ I have a male American akita, I am sure your akita poo is so gorgeous!

We do not sell.

Its weight is 40kg.

@@vladisv. Thank you. Mine has 41.5 kg .

@@vladisv. wow it is a beast. Is the American Kita bigger than the Japanese?

@@reviveyoursoul6921 Yes, it's bigger.

​@@reviveyoursoul6921my American akita came from a breeder that bred them very big, mine does weigh 185 pounds, not fat at all, just big akita, love akitas❤❤❤❤

Stop lying, have you ever owned one? Cause it does not sound like it

@@Vibin_jellies They are very unpredictable. Period

@@globalunitedanimals I'd love to hear your take on huskies then.

@@MinkiBlue lol those too. Huskies never shut up lol