Japanese dog breeds

The Akita Inu is a dignified and powerful dog from Japan, known for its loyalty, intelligence and independence. Originally bred as a hunting and guard dog, it shows a strong bond with its family. His thick coat protects him from the cold and he needs consistent training as well as sufficient exercise and mental exercise.

The Hokkaido is a robust and enduring Japanese hunting dog, known for its intelligence, loyalty and resilience. Originally bred for hunting in extreme climatic conditions, it has a dense coat and a strong bond with its family. He is courageous, alert and independent and requires consistent training and plenty of exercise.

The Tosa Inu is a powerful and imposing Japanese dog, originally bred for traditional dog fighting. It is characterized by its calmness, loyalty and self-confidence. Despite its strength, it is balanced and intelligent, but requires consistent training and experienced owners. With the right leadership, it is a loyal and protective family dog.

The Shiba Inu is the smallest and oldest Japanese dog breed, known for its independence, intelligence and alertness. Originally bred as a hunting and companion dog, it has a strong personality and a close bond with its owner. Its thick coat protects it from the cold and it needs consistent training and plenty of exercise.

The Shikoku is an agile and persistent Japanese hunting dog that was bred for hunting wild boar. It is characterized by its intelligence, alertness and strong bond with its owner. Its thick coat protects it from harsh weather. He is loyal, independent and full of energy and requires consistent training and plenty of exercise.

The Kishu is a courageous and intelligent Japanese hunting dog that was traditionally bred for hunting wild boar and deer. It is loyal, alert and independent, but shows a close bond with its family. His short, easy-care coat protects him well. He needs consistent training and plenty of physical and mental exercise.

The Kai Ken is a rare and original Japanese dog breed, known for its intelligence, alertness and loyalty. Originally bred as a hunting and tracking dog, it has a dense, brindle coat that camouflages it well. He is independent, capable of learning and loyal, but requires consistent training as well as plenty of exercise and mental exercise.

The Japan Chin is a small, elegant companion dog with aristocratic roots. It is characterized by its friendly, playful and intelligent nature. Its soft, silky coat gives it a noble appearance. He is affectionate, charming and sensitive, loves company and needs a lot of attention and care to be happy.

The Japanese Spitz is a cheerful and intelligent companion dog, known for its snow-white, fluffy coat and friendly nature. It is affectionate, playful and alert, making it a great family dog. Despite his elegant appearance, he is robust and active and needs regular exercise and mental activity to stay balanced.