Lea Japanese Akita Inu Puppies for sale
The Japanese Akita Inu, also known as Great Japanese Dog, Akita-ken, is a Spitz type dog that originated in the northernmost mountainous regions of mainland Japan. In fact, there are two types, the American Akita and the Japanese Akita Inu, with the dogs being distinguished by their coat colour. Both are powerful, large dogs that have a large presence everywhere.
Read our Japanese Akita Inu Buying Advice page for information on this dog breed.
RKC Registered Puppy Litter
Japanese Akita Inu
Long-coat female and male available! We are delighted to introduce a beautiful litter from our much-loved show dogs, who are not only excellent representatives of the breed but also cherished family
5 Japanese Akita Puppies Left
Japanese Akita Inu
We have 5 Japanese akitas left for sale, very unexpected litter we own both mum and dad with lovely temperaments, will be raised in a house with kids & cats. We will be doing jabs and microchipping b
Japanese Akita Inu LAST ONE
Japanese Akita Inu
Adorable pure white Japanese Akita Inu puppies READY TO LEAVE looking for loving, permanent homes. Mother Is KC Registered Herself The mother is a show Dog 🐶 Also participated In competitions.
Stunning female
Japanese Akita Inu
Coco is a 19 mth old red female super temperament,good with other dogs ,house trained ,lead trained ,travels in car etc she is Kc reg and endorsed we are looking for a 5 star pet home for her only
Jepanese Akita Inu KC registered
Japanese Akita Inu
🌸 Adorable Japanese Akita Inu Puppy Available 🌸 Ready to go, vaccinated, vet checked, dewormed, educated, lovely female, to join a perfect family, she will provide love for the next 10-17 years.🤩�
FAQs
Can Japanese Akita Inu be good family dogs?
Japanese Akita Inu can be good family dogs due to their loyalty and affection towards family members, including children. However, they are large, strong, and dominant dogs that require experienced owners for proper training and socialisation. They tend to be territorial and aloof with strangers and may show aggression towards other dogs, so careful management is essential, especially in multi-pet households.
Can you own an Akita in the UK?
What is the difference between Japanese Akita and Akita Inu?
Why is an Akita so expensive?
