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Temperament of Akita Shepherd (Shepkita) hybrid dog mix of Akita inu and German shepherd

The Akita shepherds can be passive, smart, daring unafraid, careful and very affectionate with its family as their one parent has these all attributions. The Akita shepherds required a good resolute and solid leader otherwise they can be aggressive with other canines and pets. In Japan the Akita is used as a working dog and German shepherd is also used as a good guard dog or working dog. The Akita shepherd is the combination of these dogs therefore the Akita shepherd should also have all these genetic qualities which make it a good working or a guard dog. So we can say that the Akita shepherds can be used as a guard or working dogs. The Akita one of Akita shepherd’s parent generally requires to be with its family and they yells intone of many fascinating sounds but the Akita is not an too much barker. So by this we can perceive if this quality of Akita prevailed in the Akita shepherds temperaments the Akita shepherds will be less barker.
The Akita shepherds are also obedient and cheerful and excited to learn. These are very serious, confident too. They are too loyal to not care for their own live to sacrifice on their masters. These all characteristics come in them from their one parent German Shepherd. They also have a very much good learning ability and love to live close the family it never put on isolation on any stage of their life, they bark as necessarily and have strong defensive distinct. All these qualities the Akita shepherds inherited from the German shepherd. They learn to live Socialize way at their puppy-hood.
The Akita shepherds are very outstanding outdoor dogs. Their thick coat and tremendous temperament encourage them to live active outdoor for survival. The Akita shepherds are even can enjoy in the cold weather they can bear the cold in cold weather. But Akita shepherds are seeks warmth and shelter as well in winter if they are outdoor and not taken inside by the owner.

If you have make a decision to by an Akita shepherd then you must build the barriers around where they will use to live because the Akita shepherds are that dogs which have found the weak areas of the master and when they decide to leave the owner they can skip away. So you should have to keep a watch on their activities and their behavior should be watched carefully so that you may know more about their events.

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