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Akita Inu or American Akita: which breed to choose?

Akita Inu and American Akita are two dog breeds often compared by future adopters. Here is a point-by-point comparison to help you decide: size, temperament, purchase price, monthly budget, and compatibility with your lifestyle.

Akita Inu

Akita Inu

Large30–52 kg1,000–1,500 €
+11
American Akita

American Akita

Giant35–60 kg1,500–2,500 €
+8

Key takeaways

  • Akita Inu and American Akita are similar in size (30–52 kg).
  • Akita Inu is cheaper to buy: 1,000–1,500 € vs 1,500–2,500 € for American Akita.
  • Day to day, Akita Inu costs less: about 170 € per month vs 221 € for American Akita.
  • Both breeds need a similar level of daily activity (3/5).
  • Akita Inu is rated higher for “Family & children”: 3/5 vs 1/5 for American Akita.
  • Akita Inu is rated higher for “Apartment living”: 4/5 vs 2/5 for American Akita.
  • Akita Inu is rated higher for “First-time owner”: 4/5 vs 2/5 for American Akita.
  • Akita Inu lives longer on average: 11–15 years vs 10–12 years for American Akita.

Our verdict

Choose Akita Inu if you’re looking for…

  • Calm families : He appreciates stable, predictable households that are present on a daily basis.
  • Consistent owners : He is suited to people capable of educating with firmness, calm and consistency.
  • Life in a house or well-structured apartment : He adapts to different living environments if outings remain regular.

Choose American Akita if you’re looking for…

  • Experienced owners : They will know how to guide its strength, its independence and its socialization consistently.
  • Calm and structured homes : It thrives with stable rules, a predictable routine and respectful interactions.
  • House with a fenced garden : A secure space usefully complements its walks and allows it to relax outside.
  • People looking for a protective dog : Its loyalty and vigilance suit this profile well, without encouraging aggression.

Detailed comparison

General information
Origin JapanJapan
FCI group 55
Size LargeGiant
Height at withers 58–70 cm61–71 cm
Weight 30–52 kg35–60 kg
Coat Short, denseShort, straight, double and dense
Life expectancy 11–15 ans10–12 ans
Average price 1,000–1,500 €1,500–2,500 €
Monthly budget ≈ 170 €≈ 221 €
Compatibility
Family & children
Good
Limited
Daily activity required
Moderate
Moderate
Apartment living
Very good
Fairly good
First-time owner
Very good
Fairly good
Other pets
Fairly good
Fairly good
Tolerance for being alone
Limited
Fairly good
Guarding instinct
Very good
Excellent
Pros & Cons
  • Obedient
  • Low escape risk
  • Very adaptable
  • Robust health
  • Easy grooming
  • Drools little
  • High exercise needs
  • Tends to destroy
  • Barks a lot
  • Sheds a lot
  • Low escape risk
  • Barks little
  • Robust health
  • Drools little
  • Not very obedient
  • High exercise needs
  • Not very adaptable
  • Tends to destroy
  • High-maintenance grooming
  • Sheds a lot