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just found this, have to say it looks terrible in my opinion

LOL looks some what out of proportion to me
I have a book on dog breeds, a really old one . In the back there is a section about breeds from all over the world. Well I can tell you there are some pretty weird specemins there
Mary
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ive got cross breeds, but theres something not right with the face, me hubby says it looks like a hyena. beauty is in the eye of the beholder and all that but uh huh, not here surely

Shame, that is one ugly dog...

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But maybe it has a lovely nature.....
Chris

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maybe chris, it will have 4 breeds in its blood, and i hope i don't offend anyone by saying its not very nice looking

No .not at all. I wouldn't want to own one either.
They may be nice though.......LOL.
Chris

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Do you mean a Japanese Akita Inu? If so, it is a KC recognised breed, not a corssbreed and the picture looks like it is a dog that has either been clipped out or has blown it's coat, but I am not sure they would ever blow their coat to that extent.

hiya the dog on the picture is a japanese akita inu that has blown its coat it is a pure breed.I own 3 japanese shiba inus when they blow there coats they look awfull the akita inu is a stunning breed when in full coat

This picture can be as one stated... a Japanese Akita Inu who is out of coat... still in the leggy stage of development and is still developing and yes when they are out of coat they can look like no one owns them
Akita Inu's do not have the massive bone substance that the American types have.. hence they can look terribly thin when not in coat.

Akita Inus (KC reg and Recognised since January 2006) prior to were registered as the Japanese Akita/ Akita... obviously a totally different breed so we are very pleased at the split.
When in full coat and at thier best they can be beautiful in thier own right
Akita Inu's are still relatively new to the uk... and are ever growing... here for anyone interested.

Japanese Akita Inu Breed Standard - The Kennel Club

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Owner/breeder/Exhibitor of Bengals/Akitas/ my children exhibit our pugs