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Hello Eddie,
Just a quick note to say Hello! I’ve attached a recent photo of “Wild Thing” the Akita we purchased from you last November.
We renamed him “Lennox” and he has been a real joy to everyone in the family. He transitioned with ease into his new home and has been easy to train. We attend puppy training classes once a week and he responds well to direction. He has been well socialized, loves people, children and all animals. We have a six year old daughter who plays with him constantly and he has bonded with her extremely well. We live on three acres so he has plenty of room to roam. I’m amazed how much attention he attracts from people when I walk him, very few recognize that he is an Akita breed but do remark on what a handsome dog he is at just six months old. We are looking forward to many years of joy he will bring to our family!
In closing I just want to thank you for representing such fine puppies! We love our dog and I wouldn’t hesitate to purchase again or recommend your puppy service to anyone looking for quality pets!
Thank you,
Heather Mozart
Heather Mozart
Los Altos HillsUnited StatesCA
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Hello Eddie,
Just wanted to let you know, Hachi arrived this morning and he looks confident and full of spirit. For now he only responds to treats, but I must say he’s extremely smart. I will be in contact with you when I visit the vet.
Regards, Bader
Bader Al-sanea
KuwaitKuwait
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Thank you so much, without you guys we wouldn’t have such a perfect family member she is very happy and we all love her! please tell the breeder I said thank you for raising such a beautiful healthy baby
Mei Yin Li-Zhang
HackneyUnited Kingdom
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Lasheika, I apologize that it has taken me so long to get back. Between smothering Rosh with love and extra long hours at work, I’ve barely had anytime to sit down and get an email composed. Figured I’d get it on lunch right now. WE ARE ABSOLUTELY IN LOVE WOTH ROSH. He has been a bundle of sweet joy in our home. We can’t thank you enough for bringing him into our hearts and our home. And we’ve had no issues with health or behavior. Otherwise, he’s already learned to sit and walk on the leash. He’s also already mostly potty trained. Just a few accidents. Again and forever, Thank you!
Tyler Russell
AnsbachGermany
The Akita Inu takes its name from Akita Prefecture in northern Japan, where it was developed over centuries in the rugged Tōhoku mountains. Its ancestors — the Matagi Inu — were fearless hunting dogs used to track, corner, and hold large and dangerous game, including black bears, wild boar, and deer, in deep snow.
During Japan’s feudal period, the Japanese Akita became a treasured possession of the samurai class, selectively bred for greater size, strength, and guarding instinct. Ownership was restricted to the nobility and warrior class alone. In 1931, Japan officially declared the breed a national natural monument — a status that reflects the profound cultural reverence the Japanese hold for this dog.
Today, the Great Japanese Dog thrives as a loyal family guardian and devoted companion. While no longer needed for hunting or warfare, it carries every ounce of its natural alertness and protectiveness into the home. This breed is best suited to experienced, confident owners who provide calm, consistent leadership — and a household that treats it as a true family member.
The Akita Inu is the largest of Japan’s native Spitz breeds — powerful, well-proportioned, and built for mountain terrain. The broad, bear-like head, flat skull, strong short muzzle, and thick forward-inclined ears create a proud, alert expression. Males stand 64–70 cm at the shoulder, and a tightly curled tail carried over the back is the breed’s unmistakable silhouette.