Akita Inu Complete Care Guide

The Japanese Akita Inu is a loyal, docile and aloof pet. Akita are well known for being excellent house dogs, they are clean and quiet, only barking when there is something to bark about. In general they are very friendly and easy going dogs. Akita owners should pay close attention to the condition known as GDV (gastric dilatation volvulus) which is prevalent in this breed. It is a buildup of excess gas in their abdomen which causes bloating and can be fatal. It is very important that you know the location of a veterinary emergency clinic if you own this breed of dog. The symptoms of GDV are an unsuccessful attempt to vomit, a distended abdomen, discomfort and pain especially around the abdomen, weakness, depression, difficulty breathing, panting, cardiac problems and blue gums or skin due to a lack of oxygen.

Take this E-book by Regine Hehn’s, “The Only Akita Book You Will Ever Need”. This E-book takes you through how to get an Akita and how to keep one! These dogs are faithful, lovable and loving dogs and attract a lot of attention. This comprehensive yet easy to read E-book demystifies these dogs that come from special primitive dogs. This E-book also discusses the need to visit local breeders in your area and interact with many dogs before you decide on a teddy bear or a foxy face. With this E-book you will learn about this breed to make puppy impulse buying a thing of the past. A lot of dogs end up abandoned because they outgrow their cute puppy stage.

You will learn from “The Only Akita Book You Will Ever Need”:

An Akita’s two most important needs – and how to satisfy both quickly and easily!

Whether Akitas are aggressive toward other dogs and people – what you read here may surprise you!

Two keys to ensure your Akita Inu is the perfect pet – you’ll be amazed at how easy it is to have the pet of your dreams when you follow these two simple tips!

What to do if your Akita Inu displays aggressive tendencies – it’s fast, simple and it really works!

The three qualities you need to demonstrate to effectively train your Akita – and how to quickly acquire each one!

Six things you can do to get the perfect Akita for YOU – follow these tips and you’re practically guaranteed to get the dog of your dreams!

How to train your Akita Inu to use a crate – do this right and your Akita will see its crate as its own cubby hole to retreat to when he is tired or needs some quiet time … do it wrong and he may howl and cry every time he has to go in there!

The first thing you should ask a breeder before you buy your Akita – this one question could save you from a great deal of sadness and frustration in the future!

Common health problems of Akitas – and how to spot them and treat them effectively!

When to take your Akita to the vet – and when it is OK to treat him yourself!

How to teach you Akita a simple command that could save his life one day – if you’re getting or already have an Akita, you MUST read this!

Three ways to teach your Akita basic obedience skills – plus, how to show your Akita that you are the “Alpha Dog”!

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If you would like to e-mail Regine Hehn do so at: info (at) akitatoday (dot) com if you have any questions or concerns.

Akita Inu Complete Care Guide

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