Akita Inu

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

The body structure of Akita Inu according to the standard.

Akita Inu body structure

Maximum height at the shoulder: males 67 cm, females 61 cm, a gap of 3 cm is allowed

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

Ratio between the length of the body and the height of the dog at the shoulder

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

The ideal angulations in the body structure

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

The ratio between the height of the chest from the ground and the circumference of the chest

The structure of the Akita - the feet, bits and legs

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

The front feet - the angle between the ground and the pieces

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

The back feet - the angle between the ground and the bits

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

Embosses side and back on the back

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

The front of the dog - straight and parallel legs

Movement and structure of the tail

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

Trot in motion - effective area coverage

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

the length of the tail

Akita - A Short Visual Guide to the FCI Standard

curly tails

before making a decision

If you are debating whether an Akita Inu is suitable for your home, it is recommended to talk to a breeder who knows the breed in depth. A correct match between the dog and the family is just as important as external appearance or certificates.

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Additional articles that will help you get to know the Akita Inu

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