Pets are sensitive and caring
Son In Law's brother brought their Mother to live with SIL and my Daughter, He has SIL's dog, a Japanese hunting dog, rare breed, now for his companion. He saved his life when he had a massive heart a...
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down home wrote:toedtoes wrote:
Great story!
I've always believed that animals have more empathy than they've been given credit for.
Recently a study determined that dogs can hold grudges. I told that to a friend and she said "well duh!". Years ago, she had barked back at my Bat-dog - Bat-dog held that grudge for years and it took Aunt C a lot of hard work to be forgiven.
Which breed is he? My dad's akita woke my niece up when an outlet in her room started sparking during the night.
I don't remember the breed.He has a double coat or fur. His tail is in loop over rear of his back. He's a bit fat but I would say normal weight
is 40 lb. He has black and white on muzzle and ears and stockings. Body color is not tawny but a bit paler. Can't let him out without a leash as he will go hunting and it may be a long time before he comes back.
That's pretty typical for the Japanese breeds. There are several breeds about that size that are not common in the states. All are pretty similar in temperament with the akita and the small shiba.
