The first Akita in the United States was a gift to Helen Keller from the Japanese people.
The first Akita in the U.S. was brought here by Helen Keller in 1937.
The first Akita dog introduced to America was one given to Helen Keller after she expressed her desire to own one when shown the Hachiko statue.
The first Akita's to come to the United States were a gift to Helen Keller from the Japanese government.
One afternoon several years ago he put
his first Akita, Easy, in the front seat of his Mercedes convertible and went for a drive.
Not exact matches
He always wants one, though, and when he leaves college in his junior year and signs a contract for a million - five plus a signing bonus and incentives, that's the
first thing he does: He buys his dog, and not a yellow mutt, either, but a Rottweiler... or an
Akita or a Doberman or a pit bull or a Neapolitan mastiff or a Tosa or a Fila Brasileiro.
The
first thing you should look for in a good
Akita food is plenty of high - quality, animal - based proteins.
The
first two were from breeders and our current
Akita is from the shelter my mom worked with so I see both sides of the coin.
Akitas, who
first originated from the cold and mountainous regions of the country of Japan, are known to make excellent guard dogs.
Fun Fact: The
first two
akitas to come to America belonged to Helen Keller, and were gifts from the Japanese.
Shiba Inus and
Akitas are also said to be sensitive to the hemolytic effects of garlic so don't feed it to these breeds without checking
first with your holistic vet.
They were
first seen in the
Akita Prefecture, in Honshu, Japan.
When she went to Japan in 1937, she brought back with her two
Akitas — the
first two to enter America.
She and
Akita - friend Pam Glave re-organized the club and «BJ» served as
first President.
Call it rescue No. 3 for Hachi, a dog named, after his
first rescue, for the legendary
Akita, Hachiko, who waited every day at a train station in Japan for his master to return from work — and continued to do so for another 10 years after his master's death.
Both types of
Akita may be intolerant of other dogs and can be a handful for
first - time dog owners.
The differences were smaller at
first, and some of the Ichinoseki line dogs did make it to America, but in 1973 the American Kennel Club both recognized the
Akita breed and closed registration off to any dogs that were not already in the United States.
From
Akitas to Xoloitzcuintlis, the sixth annual AKC Meet the Breeds will for the
first time partner the Westminster Kennel Club!
If you're thinking of getting an
Akita, be sure
first that you have the experience necessary to handle such a strong - willed dog.
Akitas are not a good choice for a
first - time dog owner.
However,
Akitas are also stubborn, self - willed, and aloof when
first introduced to strangers.
Akitas are prone to progressive retinal atrophy, an eye disease appearing within the
first years of life that eventually renders affected dogs completely blind.
The
Akita is best suited to one - dog households and isn't recommended for
first time dog owners.