Ainu Dog Breed Information: Traits, Pictures, Forums, Groups, Puppies



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Ainu Dog Dynamics (based on 20 dogs)

Energy
sleepy energetic

Intelligence
silly genius

Friendliness
aggressive affectionate

Playfulness
not playful very playful

Disposition
anxious calm

Trademark Traits

Intelligent
Watchful
Easily trained
Active outdoors
Gentle at home
Good hunter

Some Ideal Human Companions
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Families with older children
Outdoorsy types
Active singles
People who live in the country

What They�re Like to Live With
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Ainu Dogs offer the best of both worlds to the active and outdoorsy family. They are brave and hardworking in the field, but gentle and relaxed around the home. Ainu Dogs form very strong bonds with their families and have a gentle way with children. Intelligent and adaptable, Ainu Dogs are eager to learn and easy to train. They also have incredible protective instincts. So, if you�re looking for a watchdog, look no further.

Things You Should Know
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The Ainu Dog can live as long as 14 years with relatively few genetic health issues. Grooming the Ainu is simple: Just brush its thick coat regularly. Because it has an outdoorsy and inquisitive nature, the Ainu is not suited for apartment living. It needs at least a medium-sized yard to run around in. Take the Ainu for a long walk every day. It also loves a good run in a protected, outdoor area.

Ainu Dog History
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Also known as the Hokkaido Dog, the Ainu Dog first appeared in Japan when the Asian Ainu tribe arrived there thousands of years ago. For centuries, these Spitz-type dogs were praised for being dependable guardians and companions. Mainly found in Japan, these canines are considered a cherished, national breed in their home country.

The Look of the Ainu Dog
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Also known as the Hokkaido Dog, the Ainu Dog first appeared in Japan when the Asian Ainu tribe arrived there thousands of years ago. For centuries, these Spitz-type dogs were praised for being dependable guardians and companions. Mainly found in Japan, these canines are considered a cherished, national breed in their home country.

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