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  • the Traditional Japanese akita Inu, is not what the AKC recognizes.. Which is sad, doesnt give credit to the origin of the breed for what they truly are. The Traditional Akitas only come in 3 colors Red and white, White, and Brindle. I had a traditional red and white female for 13.5 years. She was the best dog i ever owned, i wont get another breed of dog. Sticking with Traditional.

  • i got bitten in my back by one of these.

  • mine is soooo cute his name is comet

  • ...wrooof ?

  • check my akitas on my channel

  • What's up with the 11 haters... this dog is so cute. I am enamored with it's fluffiness.

  • so cute >< i wanna dance with her <3

  • Beautiful.

  • Yer dawgie is so cute though!! <333

  • Thats a American Akita. I can tell. because I have a red Japanese Akita. and theres no color like that in Japanese.

  • @webcasey1

    well there is colour like that in the Japanese ones but it is considered a fault, American Akitas have alot more tossa in them which is why the American Akita has a much bigger and more Mastiff like look.

  • Thats a VERY cute American Akita, got a Japanese Akita myself

  • if you have the american akita then sure your akita pretty much larger than his cause he maby have the japanese akita wich is the oreginal akita.,,, nice vid

  • This looks to me like a American Akita, Not an Japanese Akita. Since Japanese Akita is not Allowed to have brown around the nose, only White

  • nothing is as vicious and as cruel as man!!..

  • moodyscooby...YAWN!!..

  • wow only 5months? mines twice the size of that he just turned 6months and is the biggest up the park.

  • I could be wrong about her age, but she's now 8 years old and a lot bigger !

  • How bigger? please could you post a video of her now and about what age do they get big as your is now? thanks

  • you have e beautiful dogs akita,I have dogs akita in Kosovo

  • e onda ocu da kupim ....

  • The music went very well with the video.

  • they say they are viciouse but have u seen them they luk cute as

  • vicious..? you should research japanese akitas

  • actually they were used by samurais to hunt and kill black bears in japan

  • they were used to kill tigers

  • omg i love it!! i have a 2 yr akita and she acts just like that!!! i love it when urs smells the plant then starts to play with it made me laugh!! i loved it

  • beautiful dogs , those Akitas

  • my next door neighbour used to have an akita, it was gorgeous (:

  • SNOW!!! My rotties love it too!! They carry on like that when they see snow and they're 8 & 9 years old!!

  • you do know that your dog is actually an american akita not a japanese akita...cute dog tho:)

  • i have one called roxy shes 6 month and i would swap her for the world buts she is so clumsy she bangs into everything!

  • cute akita, daft as shit, like mine...

  • Akit'as are awesome dogs to keep as pets.

  • I have one, they are awesome.

  • they look like wolves when they grow older

  • i have two in jamaica

  • dont underestemate,theses are very difficult dogs to raise.mines nine and hes seen our counrty and been through alot of shit.we will always love him . its hard to explain the relationship between a man and an akita,i guess its best explained in the story of Hachiko.they are a very knowing dog, they can percieve things and have an instinct that will blow your mind.one of gods best creatures.....Ruuuuuuuuuuuueee­eeeee.....!!!!

  • they are great dogs ! i had pitbulls, boxers, dobermans, and rottweiler but the Japanese Akita i just got tops all of them

  • i also have an akita. He's amazing! and very smart. There's only one bad thing about him,...he fights with other dogs

    xx

  • your dog is soo cute i have an akita too. they r wonderful dogs. cute when their pups and they will protect u when they grow up.

  • after I saw this video I made a promise that I will buy an Akita and treat it like it was my own son. This video is so emotional and warm. Thank you my friend. You gave me happiness.

    5 star.

  • look at its tail

  • cute little akita. I have one that looks almost identical to yours. But i have to say that your akita is not a Japanese Akita. The reason is because your dog, like mine, has a "mask" on the facial area. Thats how to tell between Japanese and American akitas.

  • american are better anyway i think

  • im sure this video was posted to show how wonderful suni is not to cause a debate on the breed. QSilva japanese or american akita sunis lovely!! i also hava a japanese akita called misty they are a wonderful breed

  • k pera pija esta este perro yo kiero uno!!

  • These aint dogs!!! mor elike fuckin bears! guy comes into my local pub has one...its fuckin HUGE!!! scary to look at tbh...massive dogs

  • is this another of Katies brood.?

  • Nice video, I've added it to our forum

  • Very adorable dog

  • nice Akita

  • By the way, I'm sorry, QSilva, that the comments section of your video has become such a political battleground. :o) Suni is really sweet and beautiful, regardless of any silly human breed politics.

  • No problem, I was going to change the title but didn't want to ruin such a rich discussion.

  • @QSilva Many backyard breeders are breeding the two breeds not realizing that these two amazing dogs should be kept separate and respected as individuals. Although I disagree with a lot of show breed specifications since they can cause health issues and don't focus on working temperament (and physical ability to work, looking at working vs show basset hounds is sad); breed diversity and historical background are important to preserve! MAINLY for working dogs and their specific jobs + temperament

  • I agree, American Akita. Japanese do not come in pinto. You just need to look at the Japanese breed standard to see this is an American.

    Stunning dog all the same, both breeds are beautiful.

  • Is that American Akita? I know the title says Japanese Akita, but the coloring looks a lot like what you can see in American Akita's. I myself have an Akita. Anyways, beautiful girl you got there.

  • A lot of kisses from my Akita inu Runo and his little friend Gianfilippo Leonardo!!!

  • lol i love akitas so much. :)

    I love it when my friends would throw my other dog's ball for it... and he would just stare at them thinking "are you for real? you go get it -.-"

    Would anyone else's akita grab their own food when they were hungry? Also, mine would NOT poop in the yard growing up. It would find a back corner and use that as a bathroom :)

    I miss my puppy :(

  • yea my akita is a pinto also....she loves the snow as well.

  • learn to spell fuckface

  • your a fuckign idiot, all he is sayign is that the race originated from Japan......relax you fuck face jeez

  • you are an idiot. Akitas are native to japan.

    also, take a 3rd grade english class.

  • very sweet and inoccent :) I love it :)

  • ONLY for the owner! :D they are very ... grouchy with unkown people

  • thats why they make good guard gods

  • dogs

  • The kita's are the best! I had one for 15 years! and it had been 3 years without him!:( i miss him sooo muchh!!

  • Akit'as are awesome dogs to keep as pets.

  • hes got a diffrent shape head th n most akitas .mint dogs tho

  • What a beautiful dog. So rare to see a red and white pinto like my own. I always wondered how mine would react to snow!

  • AKITA'S ROCK!!! I have a White Akita.. And he is my buddy for life...!!! I love him so much..

    Urs is so damn cute..

  • i have a pure white japenese akita, hes such a good dog

  • Akita Inu are smaller and have leaner faces. Great japaneses are now called american akitas (I think) those are mixes of akita Inus and other breeds. These dogs are the most loyal companions!!!

  • "Great Japanese dogs" and "Japanese Akitas" have just as much other breeds in them. After WWII, the Japanese breeders wanted to change their Akita to become more like what they thought the ancient Akita from many centuries ago might have looked like. They started out with dogs that wrere just like "Great japanese Dogs", and through selective breeding they achieved a different type.

  • Wrong. There were 30 pure Japanese Akita Inu registered in Japan after the war. Those 30 pure dogs are what gave us the Japanese Akita Inu we have today, they did not both start out as the same dogs.

  • lovethatbenny: In old Japanese photographs from the early 20th century you can see plenty of dogs with black masks and pinto coats. The stock that the American Akita originally came from was brought from Japan by Helen Keller. The American type was bred separately and developed in a different direction (even more stocky, with shorter legs). But in America akitas weren't further mixed with other breeds - they just favoured a different type.

  • Yes, that is true. Around that time most Akita did have those coat colours, because they had to mix them with German Shepherds to avoid having their dogs taken for fur, so most already looked like that before the Americans started importing. But there were just 30 pure original Japanese Akita that had been registered before the war left that had been hidden. These gave us the Japanese Akita we have today, not selective breeding from the one type.

  • It wasn't until the 1970's that the majority of Akitas in Japan started to look like the breed standard today. Japanese breeders after WWII were for a long time in disagreement about how the Akita should look. Please read the history section of the Akita Inu page in Wikipedia - en(dot)wikipedia(dot)org/wiki/­Akita_Inu - and this article, which also features some photographs of Akitas from the post-war period: home(dot)online(dot)no/~kintos­/britt/eng_tre(dot)htm

  • I have extensively read on the subject for a few years. Wikipedia is hardly a reliable source I'm afraid! I have also spoken to many breeders about it. I think there is a lot of disagreement on the origins of Akita, even to the point that some breeders say opposite things to others. Whatever the origins, the two are seperate breeds and deserve to be treated as such. I like the European type, they have slightly less oriental faces than the Asian strains and I like dogs with big, expressive eyes!

  • You can dismiss Wikipedia as "hardly reliable", but if you look at the other article I referred to, you can see that it was written by Britt Nyberg, who is very positive about the separation of the breeds, and breeds the Japanese type herself - she has no reason to somehow favour the "American" type. Many people lack knowledge about the history of the Akitas, but the breeding lines in post-WWII Japan were actually meticulously documented - *because* they were working at "cleaning up" the breed.

  • I don't doubt that the breed had to be recontructed, my point is simply that there *were* original type Akita left after the war, be it a very small number.

  • lovethatbenny (continued): In Europe, Akitas looked like today's Japanese type, because they continued to bring dogs from Japan into their breeding. But they didn't eliminate black masks, pinto coats, etc. The European akitas fall between the chairs today, because their body type is different from the American Akita, but their colours are often not allowed in the Japanese standard. I had an akita like that in the 1990's when the breed split in two - "Japanese" body, "American" colours. :o)

  • Also, most Europian countries consider the two seperate breeds, and the Japanese Akita is judged by the same standard they use in Japan. Pinto and black masks are not allowed.

  • It was some time since the breed split, so people have adjusted to it now. Some breeders who like "American" colours have brought American Akitas into their breeding lines to adjust more to the American standard. But people didn't agree about it at all in the 1990's. For example, my dog's breeder left the Akita Club of Germany in protest because of it. I personally like the old "European" type the most, but sadly it's now not very suitable to either standard, so maybe it will slowly disappear.

  • You are very lucky to have such a beautiful friend! What a sweetheart! Next year, we will be getting an Akita and a Shiba...I CAN'T WAIT!!! I LOVE DOGS, THEY RULE!!! Take good care of that precious sweetie!

  • this is Great Japanese Dog not Akita Inu,.,.

  • What's the difference?

  • somebody loves this dog very much

  • Sorry to dissapoint you guys..that is not a Japanese Akita...it has the wrong color,black mask,wrong proportions...saying that is a Japanese Akita is like calling a German Shepard a Collie.

  • Sorry to disappoint you, RyuukoGo, but German Shepherds and Collies didn't become separate breeds only about 15 years ago, so it's not the same thing at all. :o)

    Japanese breeders decided to "purify" their Akitas and "recreate" a breed that would be like they thought it was before it was mixed with Mastiffs and Ovcharkas several centuries ago, when it was used as a fighting dog. Before the 1990's, American, European and Japanese Akitas were all the same breed.

  • Love akitas hope to own one some day,great music too, love snowpatrol.

  • Adorable dog, very alert and the nose ring is remarkable, luv the Akita, not the music.

  • wtf kind of hideous crap music is this? I've never heard anything worse. Nice dog I guess....god that music sucks.

  • Nice video, kl music and beautiful dog. Watched this video hundreds of times lolol You hav the koolest akita!! i luv the white ring round the nose!!

  • very cute dog :D

  • the music makes me hate this video. luckily i like akitas, though.

  • You guys are missing the point. How cares about the definition of a word? Enjoy life! QSilva, Suni is a cool dog. Thanks for posting.

  • Thanks for that Customize44. I totally agree.

  • japanese my ass.the only japanese in this dog is its origin. stop f****ing around with this beautiful breed...you made it like yourselves.the only thing that matters to you is size. thats why you messed up this breed

  • I'm going to jump right in here with all the discussion about American vs. Japanese Akita. I do not think that this dog is called "great japanese dog" anywhere. I "believe" it's always been Akita Inu from the very start in Japan. And then when the breed was brought to America " originally by Helen Keller", by the way, some changes occured to the breed standard and that's when I really lose track of what happened. At least that's how I understand it. And if it's an Akita, it's tail WILL curl.

  • Me again. I was wrong, I just saw "great japanese dog" used to identify this breed. So sorry, I don't like speaking untruths.

  • donut criticize my dog. You have no idea what you are talking about.

  • Touchy, touchy. I HAVE an Akita, so I DO know a little. Who the hell are you anyway. The displayer of this video is Qsilva, I thought. By the way, a "donut" is something you eat. Buy a dictionary.

  • that was pretty funny on my part. doh

  • Whatever.

  • aww...so cute!...I love the tail! are they all that curly when they are that age? I got my Sachiko when she was 4

  • Aaaw~ so cute <3

    <3 <3 <3

  • not "japanese akita" :) It's american akita or great japanese dog, totally different breed in Japan.

    But lovely!

  • Great dog you have

  • Beautiful Akita! Reminds me of our Himiko when she was around 6 months old.

  • Gorgeous

  • That's a nice akita. btw, you have a huge backyard. Suni must have a good time there.

  • im glad you all understand this type of dog, its nice to meet people who find out about this beutifull dog

    :) many thanks.. boovo

    keep on sendin in the movies :)

  • awwww your akita is lovely..i love her/his tail my akita's tail is like that !!!

  • http://www.jacgb.co.uk/frames%­20page.htm maybe this link will help.

    suni is a gorgeous poopie...you have many happy years ahead!

  • Cute puppy! Definitely an American Akita or could be a mix of the Japanese and American Akitas (pinto coats aren't allowed in the Japanese Akita standard but it's fine in the American Akita standard). Japanese Akitas come in brindle (tora or tiger), white or red/white coats. FYI, among the very few countries that do not recognize Japanese Akitas as a separate breed from American Akitas are the US and Canada; the rest of the world, including Japan, says they're two distinct breeds.

  • hi.. nice dog.. i have japanese akita... its the american which has a black mask on the face.. and much bigger due to interbreedin.. with other larger dogs..

    akita is ment to be white... and this will be alot of money... nice dog yours :)

  • Thanks a lot for the kind comments, aren't Akitas the best dogs in the world ? Its funny but that ring around her nose has now virtually disappeared. I'm hoping to add a more recent vid of her as she is now 4 years old and a real character.

  • The Japanese Akita is smaller due to interbreeding of smaller specimens of Akitas, a breed that existed until the 90's and had the same standard in all the world.

    The "original" Akita that was "reconstructed" in the Japanese type vanished a long time ago. In ancient times, it was crossbred with other breeds, because people used it as a hunting and guarding dog, and preferred a stronger dog. All Japanese Akitas today have Mastiff blood in them, too--it just doesn't show. That's genetics for you!

  • AWWWW grrr I am so jealous, it is so beautiful, expecially that white ring around its nose.

  • i dont want to be mean but this is an american akita

  • I keep hearing that, is there really some such thing as a Japanese akita and an American akita?

  • As far as I know its all about the classification of the dogs. I think certain organizations want to seperate the smaller Akita Inu from the larger Akitas.So they try and introduce a different name. As far as I am concerned mines a Japanese Akita.

  • That seperation happened years ago! The FCI split them about 7 years ago now after the Japanese Kennel Club complained because they do not consider these dogs to be "true Akitas"

    The American and Canadian KC are now the only Kennel Clubs that have not gone with the rest of the dog world and split the breeds.

  • Read the Akita split reports before posting comments like this. There Is a reasons why JKC split the akita's.

    And by the way the AKC does not have the authority to split the breed It is up to the ACA!! (akita club of america)

  • ahahaha..i want it

  • cool

  • i hope it's a he! if not, i'm sorry!!! ^^'

  • lol he's precious

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