I. Different history: Japanese Akita: The Japanese Akita gets its name from, its origin in Akita Prefecture. It belongs to the pointer family and is a physically robust breed that likes to exercise. It is often used as a fire dog in Japan, and is now a very popular domestic dog in countries around the world. American Akita: The Akita came to the United States after the Second World War, and in the 30 years since then, American Akita enthusiasts have improved the breed and produced the American Akita. The AKC officially recognized the American Akita breed in 1972. Second, the difference in personality: the Japanese Akita is lively, possessive, and aggressive to other dogs. The American Akita has a gentle personality and better obedience than the Japanese Akita, making it more suitable for urban families. Third, the difference in physical appearance: the Japanese Akita is smaller in size than the American breed, smaller in height and weight than the American breed, but with long and slender limbs. The head is more like that of a Shiba Inu. The American Akita, on the other hand, is larger in size, making them seem imposing and majestic. The limbs are shorter and thicker than those of the Japanese. The head is like a bear. Fourth, the difference in coat color: Japanese Akita’s coat color according to the AKC recognized, there are white, yellow, etc., common for the white face yellow back. There are flowery colors and tiger spots, but there is a strong sense of penetration between colors, and the articulation is not clear. As for the U.S. system Akita their hair color is not limited, fancy hair has a sense of three-dimensional, hair color articulation is clear. Six, the difference between the ears: the Japanese Akita their ears are very thick. However, the American Akita’s ears are thinner and can appear underfilled. Seven, the difference between the tail: Under normal circumstances, the tail of the Japanese Akita is rolled on the back, known as: daisy tail. The American Akita’s tail is basically loose on the back and not curled.
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