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<p>Look at me! I am an AKC registered Akita puppy! My Mom is Tessa a 105 pound Akita and my Dad is Koda a 112 pound Akita. I was born on March 9th and I will be ready for my forever home on May 4th! I have been family raised on a mini farm in the country around children. I have had my shots and de-wormers. I have been checked by a veterinarian and I am micro-chipped.</p> <p>I will come with a small bag of my current food and my vaccine and de-worming records.</p> <p>We would be happy to help you with setting up transportation and shipping of your puppy if needed at an additional cost.</p> <p>For more information or to schedule a visit with me, please contact Dennis and Verna Monday through Saturday. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.</p> <p>More info about the Akita-</p> <p><strong>In feudal Japan this magnificent working breed was used as a guard dog for nobility, as well as for hunting black bear and wild boar.  The Akita still maintains its noble and dignified persona, and is not a breed for the faint of heart.  Impressive and beautiful, Akitas know no fear and are a great defender of the family.  However, they can also be loving and amusing, but do need excellent training and socialization especially when young.  The best trainer would be its owner due to the need to bond, and will attach dutifully to the right human, and for life.  Yet having a professional assist you in the training process would be helpful, for this is a challenging breed to train.  Akitas just want to be cherished and doted upon.  But, it is vital that they know you are the dominant one, and not them. They are not a good breed for new dog owners, apartment dwellers, or families with small children.  Akitas are a sensitive breed, and do not like being alone, they want to live indoors with you, and be the only pet in the house.  They also are not a backyard dog, if they are forgotten and with nothing to do they can become violent and destructive.  Cold weather is not really an issue for them, but the heat can be.</strong></p>

<p>Look at me! I am an AKC registered Akita puppy! My Mom is Tessa a 105 pound Akita and my Dad is Koda a 112 pound Akita. I was born on March 9th and I will be ready for my forever home on May 4th! I have been family raised on a mini farm in the country around children. I have had my shots and de-wormers. I have been checked by a veterinarian and I am micro-chipped.</p> <p>I will come with a small bag of my current food and my vaccine and de-worming records.</p> <p>We would be happy to help you with setting up transportation and shipping of your puppy if needed at an additional cost.</p> <p>For more information or to schedule a visit with me, please contact Dennis and Verna Monday through Saturday. All Sunday calls will be returned on Monday.</p> <p>More info about the Akita-</p> <p><strong>In feudal Japan this magnificent working breed was used as a guard dog for nobility, as well as for hunting black bear and wild boar.  The Akita still maintains its noble and dignified persona, and is not a breed for the faint of heart.  Impressive and beautiful, Akitas know no fear and are a great defender of the family.  However, they can also be loving and amusing, but do need excellent training and socialization especially when young.  The best trainer would be its owner due to the need to bond, and will attach dutifully to the right human, and for life.  Yet having a professional assist you in the training process would be helpful, for this is a challenging breed to train.  Akitas just want to be cherished and doted upon.  But, it is vital that they know you are the dominant one, and not them. They are not a good breed for new dog owners, apartment dwellers, or families with small children.  Akitas are a sensitive breed, and do not like being alone, they want to live indoors with you, and be the only pet in the house.  They also are not a backyard dog, if they are forgotten and with nothing to do they can become violent and destructive.  Cold weather is not really an issue for them, but the heat can be.</strong></p>