Trained Akita Puppies for sale in Stockport, Greater Manchester

6 Trained Akita Puppies for sale in Stockport, Greater Manchester

The two separate varieties of Akita are a pure Japanese strain, called Akita Inu or Akita-ken, and a larger mixed strain, commonly referred to as the American Akita. The Akita is known for being an intelligent, bright, yet reserved and possessive dog. However, they should not be fearful or aggressive, but an Akita should be dignified, courageous and affectionate. He defends his family without hesitation, which in short means that he is an excellent guard dog. Today, the Akita has become a popular dog breed in the UK and elsewhere in the world, and for good reason, because when well socialised, he makes a wonderful companion and family dog. The breed originated in Japan, where it has always been highly regarded not only for its dignified, proud appearance, but also for its loyalty and devotion to its owners.

Read our Akita Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.

2 days

Great dane / American akita pups

£450

Great Dane & Akita Hybrid7 months2

Please please no time wasters!!! Stunning Athena is looking for the best forever home ! Her mum is harlequin great dane from top blood line. Her dad is American akita . Athena is a gorgeous liv

GEMMA T.

Chesterfield, Derbyshire(32.7mi)

4 days

Akita for rehoming

£150

Akita4 years1

Looking to rehome our beautiful girl Willow. Willow is the most loving fluffy doggy, she loves to spend time with you and sit and relax by your side. She loves any treats or snacks, she is very obed

Kat12345

Market Drayton, Shropshire(37.5mi)

2 weeks

Nella

£500

Huskita3 years1

She is an Akita x huskey she is a well trained well behaved dog. We can’t take care of her due to the fact that we’re moving houses and my daughter is allergic.she is fully vaccinated and has a microc

Awat A.

Liverpool, Merseyside(34.2mi)

2 weeks

Purebred White American Akita

£1,000

Akita4 months1

Our beautiful purebred white American Akita is looking for a new forever home. Unfortunately, due to ongoing health issues, I’m no longer able to give him the care and attention he deserves. He’s a s

Anna A.

Macclesfield, Cheshire East(10.6mi)

3 weeks

1 yr old American akita

£300

Akita1 year1

Just turned one American akita fully house trained extreamly playful having to re home due to having a small child that needs my full attention fully vaccinated due her booster

Stacey S.

Derby, Derby(44mi)

1 month

Female Shepkita Puppy

£650

German Shepherd & Akita Hybrid4 months1

Akira is a German Shepherd x Akita (Shepkita) She is a beautiful fluffy, playful pup, she is very alert and wants to explore everything new, she is very active and loves to run everywhere! Akira has

Natalie B.

Salford, Greater Manchester(7.6mi)

FAQs

How much does an Akita puppy cost?

The average cost of a purebred Akita puppy in the United Kingdom is approximately 750£, though prices can vary based on factors such as pedigree, breeder reputation, and location.

What are the disadvantages of Akita?

Akitas can be prone to health issues such as hip dysplasia and autoimmune disorders. They tend to be aloof and independent, which can make training challenging for first-time owners. Additionally, they require consistent socialization and grooming, and may not get along well with other pets without proper introduction.

Can you own an Akita in the UK?

Yes, you can own an Akita in the UK. However, due to their strength and temperament they must be registered and kept under strict control. It's important to check local regulations and ensure proper training and socialization.

Is Akita a good family dog?

Yes, Akitas can be good family dogs as they are loyal, protective, and affectionate with their family members. However, they require proper training and socialization from an early age due to their strong-willed and sometimes reserved nature. They may not be ideal for families with very young children or other pets without supervision.

Do Akitas bark a lot?

Akitas are generally quiet dogs and do not bark excessively. They tend to bark only when necessary, such as to alert their owners of strangers or unusual situations. However, individual temperament can vary.