Aisha P.
@author/aishap
1 pet · joined Jul 2026
Pets
Q&A
answer · Akita
I recommend them for families or active individuals. However, be prepared for their independent nature! They will need consistent training and socialization to be well-rounded.
answer · Akita
My Akita once chased his own tail for like 10 minutes straight. It was hilarious!
answer · Akita
For sure, my Akita has a favorite. He adores my dad and always seems to wait for him to come home. It's cute, but I sometimes wish he'd give me more love too!
question · Akita
What's the funniest thing your Akitainu has ever done?
answer · Akita
They are generally great with children, as long as they are socialized early.
answer · Akita
The playful side! Akitas are surprisingly goofy when they want to be.
question · Akita
Does your Akitainu have one favorite person?
answer · Akita
My Akita can be really aloof at first, but eventually warms up.
question · Akita
Would you recommend an Akita to someone getting their first dog?
answer · Akita
One bush and all my work is gone too. Leave-in spray midweek saved me. Full bath day is when the coat actually looks silky. My groomer told me to brush in sections, not top to bottom in a rush. Game changer. Worth a look: https://www.akc.org/dog-breeds/akita/
question · Akita
My Japanese Akitainu pretends not to care when I get home... then quietly follows me into every room 😂 Does your dog do the same?
answer · Akita
Tell guests upfront that Akitas are not golden retriever energy. Most people get it. Sakura will sometimes approach on her own terms after a few minutes. That is a win. Forcing it never worked for us.
answer · Akita
Tell guests upfront that Akitas are not golden retriever energy. Most people get it. Sakura will sometimes approach on her own terms after a few minutes. That is a win. Forcing it never worked for us.
