Akita breeding
The Japanese Akita comes from the North of Japan and it’s one of the oldest breeds in the world. In the 15th century the Akita was mentioned at first. In Japan the Akita is a symbol for imperturbable fidelity. In 1931 they were recognized as national monument. The tees are arranged at theFCI Standard Number 255. We make an effort to fulfil all these conditions and keep severely with the breeding rules of the Japan Akita e.V. in the VDH / FCI. If you want to get more information on standards, origin and health click on www.japan-akita.de, where these topics are described in detail.
There are some duties such as taking part in exhibitions if you want to become a breeder. Due to the appraisement of undependent judges you will find out in which position your dog will be ranked next to others of the breed. Naturally every breeder aims for the best mark V (“Vorzüglich”), as it’s a good assumption for breeding.
Before you go for the Japanese Akita I recommend to deal with this breed conscientiously – it’s worth it. For our dogs we want a life in the house with the family. |
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Our puppies are raised with lots of love in the garden and in the house. The socialisation, the early preparation for the environment requires a high time input und is very important for us. |
At the age of at least 9 months the puppies will be delivered. Before the puppies can be picked up the litter will be controlled by a skilled breeding warden. Furthermore they will be immunised, dewormed and marked (microchip). A DNA test is required to detect the parenthood. Moreover the puppies will receive some breeding papers, which are accepted all over the world. |
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Assure yourself of our breeding conditions, documented at length in our A-litter.
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