The Japanese Akita Inu is the original pure Japanese Akita, revered across Japan for his beauty, loyalty and dignity. He has even been made a ‘national monument’ of Japan. Famous for Hachiko, a sad tale of a loyal Akita who waited for his master for 9 years after his death.
Today I meet several top show dogs of the old type Japanese Akita, curtesy of Maureen Chapman – a renowned British Akita expert who was one of the first to import these akitas from Japan to the UK and respected for her hard work in improving the breed. Today we discuss everything about the breed – the coat, colours, temperament, training, socialisation, puppy hood, showing and the difference between the Japanese Akita and the American Akita. We also discuss how so many end up in rescues, because people obtain them for their looks rather than understanding how challenging these dogs can be. The Akita can be one of the most difficult breeds to raise correctly but hopefully today with our ultimate Akita guide, we can set you on the right track.
Maureen Thompson: http://tsoyu.co.uk/
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Presented by Anneka Svenska
Featuring Maureen Thompson of Tsoyu Akitas
Filmed by Ellen Hope Cobb & Dominic Houghton
Edited by Ellen Hope Cobb
Music by Kevin Macleod
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