AKITA

The Japanese Akita is one of several 'Spitz' type breeds from Japan where 'Akita Inu' means big or large dog. The Japanese Akita breed is not for a novice dog owner. These are independent and rather dominant dogs and care must be taken when strange children and other dogs are about, although Akitas are more amenable with cats.

Aikenka - North Devon Aiko Kensha - Wiltshire Akakuro AmberFusions - North Lincolnshire Anshee - North Yorkshire Ashfield - Notts Barnuki - Wales Baromar Belmarta - Manchester Bluevine - North Wales Calridian - Wirral Cheran - West Bromich, West Midlands Danti - West Midlands Dayami - West Midlands Dolcevita - North Wales Eoka-Rossimon - Gwent Fricarrie - Bathgate, West Lothian Gozands - South Wales Graecarth - Merseyside Harivo - Derbyshire Icetrax - Kent Ikazuchi - Bradford, West Yorkshire Innim - Moreton - In - The Marsh Jaddore - Ellesmere Port,Wirral, Cheshire Jedisty - South Wales Kabu - United Kingdom Kamajido - Lanarkshire Keskai - Lancs Kirstadel - Wirral Kitashimo - Shaw, Oldham	Kitsune - North Yorkshire Kumatomo - West Yorkshire Lunarossa - Norfolk Melodor - Strathclyde Miakeeta - Canvey Island, Essex Nosferatu - West Midlands Redwitch - Doncaster Romaneve - Essex Ruthdales - Wigan Sambeth - S.Wales Sandaharr - South lanarkshire Satrebor - Lancashire Shibatika - Wiltshire Shokita - Cheshire Shugotenshi - Essex Shyllar Stecal Stecal - Cheshire Sukari - Stoke-on-Trent Tamaraven - Yorkshire Tamesha - bristol Trojanrynart - Derbyshire Tycon - South Wales Wahabe - Bedfordshire Whitewreath Dewin - Holywell, N Wales Kitado - Nottingham Lapema Ohdins-Rhune - Midlands