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Tigi

Akita
1 day
Akita9 years
£200
Friends of Akitas Trust (UK)
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Description

Tigi is a 7 year old female Akita. She has spent some time in a home environment, where it was noted that she resource guards items. We are looking for an understanding home that can manage her resource guarding behaviour and has a good knowledge of the Akita breed. Ideally, someone with an outside kennel setup for giving her some time out when needed. Tigi is very loved at the kennels, but it’s not the same as having a home and family of her own. She loves her walks and playtime, but she knows her own mind, and things are very much on her terms. However, once you build a bond with her, it is incredibly rewarding. https://www.friendsofakitas.co.uk/site.php?action=article&id=127
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Litter details

LocationWorksop, Nottinghamshire
BreedAkita
Age9 years, 8 months
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Health & Docs

Microchipped by collection dateVaccinations up to dateWorm and flea treatedHealth Checked by a vetKC registered by collection

Info

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Adv. TypeFor adoption
Original breeder

Pros

Extremely loyal and protective of their families
Excellent watchdogs requiring minimal barking
Low-maintenance grooming between seasonal sheds
Fun-loving with a clean and easy-to-house-train nature

Cons

Very high prey drive requiring secure containment
Heavy seasonal shedding demand increased grooming
Independent and stubborn temperament challenging for novices
Requires early, extensive socialisation and consistent training
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