Axel - Akita puppy for sale in Bangalore

Afraid of strangers and frequently unfriendly to other animals, Akitas will happily be a part of the fun, loving aspects with their families and friends. They are awed by human interaction. The giant, independent Akita is wired to protect their loved ones.

Akita is a vast and powerful dog that is always ready to fight. It is a fierce and loyal protector of its family, as well as a superb guard dog. It was specifically designed to hunt for wild boars, deer, and black bears.

Akitas can be described as intelligent dogs aware of their minds and devoted to only stimulation and exercise. Akitas are distinguished by their long fur, curly tails, with pointed ears. Two kinds of Akita: the Japanese breed and the American strain.

Although they're not as well-known within their native United States, they are considered to be one of the most vicious dog breeds around the world. The Akita Inu has a massive dog bite force recorded at 350 to 400 PSI. This is significantly more than the standard pet bite pressure of 350 PSI (pounds per square inch).

Akita may, however, exhibit aggressive traits. Most often, the aggression is directed at other dogs. They're not usually violent towards people but have strong protection instincts. Care should be taken whenever strangers are in your home.

Akita Inu puppies range from around Rs 150,000- Rs 450,000 for an adult.

Akita is famous in Japan because of is the most amount of sake consumed in any prefecture. They also make high-quality sake that is also a product from rice. Visitors can visit the city. Akita has famous hot springs and festivals that provide an insight into traditional, rural Japan.

Akita is not a great option for dog owners who are new to the breed. Socialization with a positive tone and constant strict training are vital in the Akita. If they are mistreated or neglected, they will usually react with aggression. The Akita will attack other pets in the home when they are not adequately trained.

Their independence can cause them to be difficult for trainers. We recommend training your Akita when they're young. Because of their demands, Akitas is not suited to new pet owners.

If you must leave your Akita on their own, this should never exceed four hours, and you'll have to ensure that you leave them with something that will keep them busy. Make sure you socialize your Akita from an early age by interacting with other dogs, different individuals, and with different experiences.

Akita, with a PSI of 400 (humans can only manage 50 PSI), is nearly double the pressure of the Pit. They are stronger, more powerful, and better at hunting bigger game (boars, BEARS, brooms, etc.) and have been used in Japanese dog fights until today. The Akita would take down any pit.

The Akita has a reputation of being very insanity-free; however, if often in the outdoors, his coat could become dirty and must be cleaned and groomed frequently. "A clean Akita doesn't smell. But an Akita that [loves the] outside will smell," Caballero declares. "That's why grooming them is important."

The Akita is a dog with a natural tendency to be aggressive, and in the hands of owners who cannot manage that aggression, it could have devastating consequences. The result is the dog acquires a "bad reputation."

Generally, two kinds of Akita (American Akita and Japanese Akita, also known as Akita inu) are found in India. American Akita is more well-known in India due to its appearance and color. The black and white color is a characteristic of the American Akita; the other can be called the Japanese Akita. Akitas aren't cheap due to their rare breed.

Akitas are a generally healthy breed with an average lifespan of 12-15 years.