> Akitas are not for everyone and their independant nature means you have to get one from a temperament focused breeder and then spend a great deal of time socialising and training it.
(i have a very long wishlist of breeds I would "like" to own when my children are all grown up but thats not to say I will ever "actually" own any of them as they may not be suitable for us or vice versa)
> I have worked really hard with her and she really is a fantastic girl with a lovely temperament. I'm putting her forward to be a PAT dog this year so i'm sure she'll love that!
> I'm keeping a fawn boy from this litter as his colour is awesome and reminds me of pale warm butterscotch and his mask is jet black....I just want to eat him. <IMG class=qButton title="Quote selected text" alt="Quote selected text" src="/images/mi_quote.gif">
he does sound lovely!
> Brainless - Yes we got to see the differences today at DD, I much prefer the Akita Inu
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