Akita dogs are surely familiar to everyone, not only smart and cute but also very loyal to their owners. Everyone has seen "Hachiko: A Dog's Tale," right? Hachiko was an Akita dog. In the movie, Hachiko kept waiting at the station for his owner's return, moving countless people. So many people want to raise such a loyal dog. But some pet owners encounter problems while raising Akitas, so today's PetsZone editor will talk about the precautions for raising Akita dogs. Let's take a look.

Akita dogs are now loved by many young people, but many problems have appeared in their care. The lifespan of an Akita is only a little over ten years, and scientific care can extend their life. Juvenile Akitas have poor digestion, so it is necessary to choose food that is easy for them to digest; thus, rice is the best choice. It is not suitable to feed Akita puppies too much meat; importantly, many think that the main food for puppies should be milk, but this is wrong. Consuming too much milk will cause diarrhea. Lastly, a common mistake most people make is feeding dogs whatever they eat themselves, which can lead to various diseases; so avoid that if possible.

Advantages: Its personality is relatively gentle, loyal, and honest; it is smart and kind, very suitable for family raising, easy to train, and has vigorous energy. It can be said to be quite hardworking and enduring. It is very clean, and at the same time, it is extremely sentimental and absolutely loyal to its owner.

Disadvantages: It is very curious and likes to cause trouble. Once it sets its sights on something, it must get it. It has a strong possessiveness, and sometimes it is really silly. If you do not control its diet, it will eat until it vomits. Lastly, its dependence on the owner is very strong, so its independence training should be strengthened.

The above is an introduction to the precautions for raising Akita dogs as well as their advantages and disadvantages. Friends interested in Akita dogs, take a look; hopefully, it can help everyone.