Fukusukekou Go Kagaya(Meiyosho)

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• ayk

  May 2012

  Bring a Fukusukesou pup with AKIHO papers? :-)
• ayk

  May 2012 edited May 2012

  I had to switch computer monitors to see these brindles in all their glory.
  
  I like this photo :-)
  
  
• Saya

  May 2012

  Lovely pictures.
• Yandharr

  May 2012

  question: why do they always choke up the leash like that in show dogs? it makes them look like they have super fat faces.
• timkim

  May 2012

  ayk. yes I can. I'm opening kennel with my Friends in Korea. and all of these dogs that I posted has Akiho pedigree. so I'm able to get puppy w/ Akiho under my name.
  I'm planning to change Fukuskekou's pedigree under my name and all of females to my name. so i can issue Akiho pedigree to ppl who wants puppy from U.S.A. non of other country wants Akiho except USA and Japan. they want FCi. lol.
• jellyfish

  May 2012 edited May 2012

  @Yandhaar I think it's either cause you want an Akita with a really full face; it should fill a circle...and/or it is just because Akitas with really thick necks/big heads get that squish face anyway cause they're holding the lead so high on their neck. I think it just happens that way. Personally, I like it cause it makes their faces look fuller. Then again, it looks kinda silly when you think about it. It's like, the Akita with the fattest head wins
• PoetikDragon

  May 2012 edited May 2012

  I like the way Akitas are stacked for show, but I also like the natural look. They look like two completely different dogs though:
  
  
  
  
  Also, yes, Mosura is a Fukuskekou great-granddaughter. Toki is a Fukuskekou great-great-grandson, @jellyfart.
  
• BradA1878

  May 2012

  Nice looking brindles! )
• jellyfish

  May 2012

  That's awesome, I didn't know that
• timkim

  May 2012

  I love mosura. She is my favorite female.
  Fukuskekou produced alot of good puppies. love to see his relative in U.S.A.