The Akita dog is very similar in appearance and characteristics to the Chinese “local dog”, so novice pet owners will not be able to tell the difference and buy an Akita dog that is not a purebred dog. The following is an introduction to the basic characteristics of Akita dogs one by one.

When choosing an Akita dog, consider the following characteristics:

[Head]: The head should be smooth and medium wedge-shaped, but not long and pointed or short and large.

[Ears]: big and broad. The front end is pointed and the skin is thin and translucent. Short and soft hair grows on the outside, while half of the inside is covered with feathers. The height is the same as the width of the root.

[Eyes]: The eyes are widely spaced apart, almond-shaped, and bright green.

[Nose]: Moderate length.

[Chin]: Japanese Akita dog picture of medium height. The lower jaw is vertical from the tip of the nose to the chin.

[limbs]: long and stable.

[Football]: Small, slightly rounded. The forelimbs each have five toes, and the hind limbs have four toes.

[Tail]: Long, but in proportion to the body; becoming softly thin towards the end.

[Coat]: Short, graceful and gorgeous, with double coat and soft coat.

These characteristics of the Nanjing Akita Dog are very and significant. Owners should pay strict attention to such characteristics during the selection process. Owners should have a good understanding of these characteristics during the purchase process. To ensure that you can select very healthy and excellent Akita dogs. These characteristics of Akita dogs are actually the basis for owners to select them.