He is originally from Japan where he was a working breed. Today, he is popular in the show ring, he performs and is famous for therapy work. One of his greatest appearance attributes is the "plush tail" that curls gracefully over his back.
Where exactly in Japan was our Akita born? The Japanese island of Honshu.
The Akita responds best to respectful commands, positive training techniques and rely upon motivation rather than force. One good way to start out right with training an Akita puppy is to offer him tasty treats. Life's Abundance boast an array of tasty treats most every dog breed just adores.
Try Life's Abundance Grain Free Turkey and Berry Chewies as a reward during training sessions:
This wholesome recipe features free-range turkey and turkey liver, supplying premium protein plus succulent raspberries, blueberries and cranberries for an antioxidant boost to every mouthwatering bite.
Pumpkin contributes to the texture of these tasty tidbits, delectable for dogs of all ages and sizes. To top it all off, the bite-size, grain-free goodness is gently sweetened with a kiss of molasses. No fillers, artificial preservatives, colors or flavors.
Another good training treat choice would be Life's Abundance Gourmet Dental Treats. Healthy teeth and gums are an important consideration for your dog’s overall health. Poor dental hygiene can result in health consequences throughout the whole body, not just the mouth.
Life's Abundance Gourmet Dental Treats contain a variety of healthy grains, high-quality proteins
plus hefty helpings of calcium and phosphorus, which are important nutrients for
strong bones and teeth. And, we’ve included parsley to freshen your dog’s breath.
With Gourmet Dental Treats, you'll be helping to support dental health and treating your dog to scrumptious oven-baked goodness!
Feed as a snack as a part of your dog’s daily diet. Great for rewards or just to show your dog how much you love them!
The Akita dog breed can climb and dig. Be sure to have a secure six foot fenced area when outdoors. They need to be an important part of their family's household, so do not confine them to the outdoors.
Exercise level is medium. The Akita should be happy with a good daily walk or jog with you or a family member.
Do not allow them to run free as the Akita has powerful hunting instincts around other animals. The adults are big and playful and can be quite silly sometimes. They love to romp and play and they thrive best on human companionship.
If you desire to kennel or crate them, start early as puppies. They require proper containment at all times.
If you decide to raise Akita puppies for sale, consider becoming a Life's Abundance Independent Representative. You will be able to build a team that eventually will pay for all your pet products. You can join their breeder program and receive huge bags of dog food with discounts to feed your own "eventually for FREE." It does not take long to talk to other breeders and have several Akita breeders under you all feeding Life's Abundance pet products and earning an income while you raise your puppies.
Connie Limon, Life's Abundance Independent Representative
Where exactly in Japan was our Akita born? The Japanese island of Honshu.
The Akita responds best to respectful commands, positive training techniques and rely upon motivation rather than force. One good way to start out right with training an Akita puppy is to offer him tasty treats. Life's Abundance boast an array of tasty treats most every dog breed just adores.
Try Life's Abundance Grain Free Turkey and Berry Chewies as a reward during training sessions:
- Wholesome grain-free treats
- Delicious turkey & berries
- Savory smoke flavor
- Made in the USA
This wholesome recipe features free-range turkey and turkey liver, supplying premium protein plus succulent raspberries, blueberries and cranberries for an antioxidant boost to every mouthwatering bite.
Pumpkin contributes to the texture of these tasty tidbits, delectable for dogs of all ages and sizes. To top it all off, the bite-size, grain-free goodness is gently sweetened with a kiss of molasses. No fillers, artificial preservatives, colors or flavors.
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Another good training treat choice would be Life's Abundance Gourmet Dental Treats. Healthy teeth and gums are an important consideration for your dog’s overall health. Poor dental hygiene can result in health consequences throughout the whole body, not just the mouth.
- For strong teeth, healthy gums & fresher breath
- Wholesome ingredients including probiotics
- Gluten free, no artificial preservatives or colors
- Made with care in a USA bakery
With Gourmet Dental Treats, you'll be helping to support dental health and treating your dog to scrumptious oven-baked goodness!
Feed as a snack as a part of your dog’s daily diet. Great for rewards or just to show your dog how much you love them!
Buy Now
The Akita dog breed can climb and dig. Be sure to have a secure six foot fenced area when outdoors. They need to be an important part of their family's household, so do not confine them to the outdoors.
Exercise level is medium. The Akita should be happy with a good daily walk or jog with you or a family member.
Do not allow them to run free as the Akita has powerful hunting instincts around other animals. The adults are big and playful and can be quite silly sometimes. They love to romp and play and they thrive best on human companionship.
If you desire to kennel or crate them, start early as puppies. They require proper containment at all times.
If you decide to raise Akita puppies for sale, consider becoming a Life's Abundance Independent Representative. You will be able to build a team that eventually will pay for all your pet products. You can join their breeder program and receive huge bags of dog food with discounts to feed your own "eventually for FREE." It does not take long to talk to other breeders and have several Akita breeders under you all feeding Life's Abundance pet products and earning an income while you raise your puppies.
Connie Limon, Life's Abundance Independent Representative
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