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• Hi Sangmort: My Akita-Inu is 19 months old right now and she never killed any wild bird or cat in the garden. My past Pekingese was killing birds all the time, and killed few of my neighbors’ cats too! I think my Akita is not aggressive and I can tr…

  in Eclectus Parrot and Akita Inu? Comment by Adele April 2010
• Hi Sangmort and Akita_Lover_UK: Thanks for your answers. I will not let my Akita in the house when the Eclectus is out of the cage. I actually succeded in making my Eclectus and my Bengal Cat becoming friends...but I guess Akita and Eclectus would…

  in Eclectus Parrot and Akita Inu? Comment by Adele April 2010
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  in Living with an Akita-inu Comment by Adele April 2010
• Despite ...I find something interesting in most of the pure breed dogs...I will never have one of the following: Chihuahua Chinese crested dog Mexican hairless dog One dog I really like, and I probably will never have is the Great Dane Arlecchino.…

  in Top 5 Breeds You'd Never Own Comment by Adele April 2010
• Hi Yogen: Yes, they are very smart, but stubbborn ("testardi" as we say in Italian)!

  in Akita Diet Comment by Adele April 2010
• Hi Yogen: Thanks for your answer. I never left Akiko-Go with dry food only, for more than 12 hrs! My Akita is actually a big eater, she loves good food, but she is not fat. She runs in the garden half of the day. I will try to leave her with dry f…

  in Akita Diet Comment by Adele April 2010
• Your Queen is beautiful! Adele

  in Christmas photo-session Comment by Adele April 2010
• Hi: I have a pure breed JA, and despite being very active physically, it is very rear to hear her barking. Adele

  in barking Comment by Adele April 2010
• Hi PJ: My Japanese Akita-Inu has always been very active (I wish she would calm down growing up)! You might be lucky to have a calm Akita! Aloha, Adele

  in Are Akita's Active after 2 years of age? Comment by Adele April 2010