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bullet   In his driving movement, the Akita combines great power with a precision and smoothness which make it seem as natural to be moving as to be standing still. Every step is a purposeful expression of the dog's own will. [Read more]
Langan's Aka O'Kashi Brook-Staten Maxwell’s Plum Ch Cameo Daikoku’s Kekko Doko Nimo-Go Diatan’s Dutchess of York
Diakoku’s Hana No Sabaku–Go Mex‚ Am‚ Ch Jackado Jo–San’s Kimoto Aizen–Go No Jo–San’ Joy’s Aka Ryu Go Langan’s Katachii No Task
Kelira Keepsake Cameo Ch Kin Hozan’s Snow King of Daitan Koma-Inu The Ice Princess, Flurry Kosho–Ki’s Taiken of Kobu Yamakumo’s Tiger Lily
Mill–Brook’s Jovan Mill–Brook’s Bonjovison Moroki’s Miyoko No Omiko Ch Nanzen’s Polar Bear Nikoniko At CAS'
Nishiki’s Red Sun Arising Nishikis Red Sun Arising Ochio’s Myo Tai Ch Raiko–Go Riki’s Tatsu Kumo–Go
Satori’s Kinzan BIS Can CH Shimbi No Banzai Go SunoJo’s Black Ice, Slick Ch Ta No Koichi Toshimi-Go
Jazzman Kampuzan Miyuki of RHK    

reference collection
Hachiko
FCI Akita Standard and Analysis
FCI American Akita Dog Standard
bullet   Japanese dogs were called regional dogs or ignored as mere strays. Their puppies were often abandoned in the open fields or washed down the river. Japanese dog breeders were also regarded as being behind the times. [Read more]
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