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Free tips on training
and education. It’s fun; join us a learn about Akitas. The Akita dog
(origin: Japan) symbolizes health, happiness, & given as a gift ...
like figurines; as
gifts & get-well tokens.
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Hi my name is Dolce Mia, and I am an Akita.
This website has been setup to make sure that I am able to share my life
experiences with all my friends, both human and canine. This is me at
eight weeks. I was born December 25, 2001. With a face like
this and being female, I am expecting to get away with many, many
things. My new mom and dad name me Dolce Mia, which is Italian for "My
Sweet". This site is named "La Dolce Vita di Dolce Mia" and it means, "The
Sweet Life of My Sweet."
Hopefully, I will be able to bring a smile to
your face with the many adventures that I will post for you to read in My
Diary, Favorites, Interests, Education, and Photo pages. If my new parents
are talented enough they will be able to capture many things through both
digital and video technologies so I can share my experiences with
everyone.
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This is Dolce Mia
today at approximately 20 months. Dolce Mia continues to teach us a lot
about her breed daily. Most of the time Dolce Mia is friendly
and fun, but beware, Dolce takes her possessions and property very
seriously. Her nature role as a guard dog is seen by many. With severe
warning portrayed by barking loudly, see warns off potential solicitors
which has saved me lots of time by telling them no, I don't what to buy
that. Thank you Dolce Mia.
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Don't forget about our History and Education pages on this website. If
you are just curious, or want to learn more about akitas, please start here.
We have gathered a lot of information for you to read and think about.
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Lots of things has happened from our last update which is almost a
year ago already. I am sorry that I haven't kept up with the site
like I wanted to, but between travel and others activities demanding my time, I
hadn't had a chance. Since our last update, Dolce Mia's travels have included hiking in
state parks. Some of the parks that we did hike in are Fort Davis
Mountain, Texas; Lake Patagonia, Arizona; Fall Creek Falls, Tennessee;
and Fort Mountain, GA. Pictures added to this site include her camping and hiking
adventures, what she looks like today, and some fun pictures on a dozer,
yes dozer.
We befriended a kitten born in the wild this spring and it
has equally been exciting to nurse him into a healthy state. The big
challenges that I see is the introduction of Dolce Mia to Vito Mio.
Click here now to read Introducing Canine and
Feline.
Enjoy Dolce Mia's website and let me know what you think.
You can always get a hold of me by emailing me. Click on the Email Dolce
Mia at the bottom of this page.
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Akita, dog of good fortune, today is protected in Japan as a National Art
Treasure (National Geographic)
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Is been said that the Akita is a Noble Dog of Japan. National
Geographic claims to have traced is ancestry back to Nippon Inu, a large
hunting dog kept by cave dwellers some time as early as 5,000 B.C.. Its
likeness adorns tombs of early rulers of the region. The history of this
dog has been the dog of nobility, with special attendants that served the dog.
They were also trained as hunters of boar, deer and bear, and to retrieve
wildfowl.
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Helen Keller brought the first Akita's to the United States in 1930's, but
it wasn't until 1973 that AKC recognize this bread.
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Today, the Akita symbolizes health and happiness. In some cultures,
the Akita statues are presented to newborns as gifts and as a get-well token.
These dogs are known to be courageous, loyal, and intelligent. The Akita
can guide a blind person, pull a sled, backpack, or guard a child and endure
its teasing. These animals can be strong swimmers because of it webbed
feet. The Akita is a very clean animal and washes himself similar to a cat.
There coats are medium-length and color varies from black to fawn, red, or
white. His gait is brisk.
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Males: 95-125lbs. Height:25"-27.5" Females: 70-85lbs.
Height:24"-26.5" (approximates)
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This paragraph is
for search engines and for your reading humor, I think!
The relative importance of saying
are word 1% to 3% of the main text in order for it to be relevant to to this
website is dump. Obviously, 1% will do. The word akita dog, domestic animal, akita dog, aka domestic animal, or breed of domestic animal
known as an akita, or a dog should not as complex as it has been made. I
have an akita, it is a domestic animal and aka akita dog. And yes, an akita dog is
a domestic animal. Now isn't this really silly? A website developer, in
order to have a word as relevant to the site it must be repeated a dozen or so
times before it is relevant. How silly, however, rules are rules in the "world of
stupidity", if you need me to say Dole Mia, or Dolce Vita de Dolce Mia, or just
Dolce Vita, or Dolce Vita de Dolce Mia many times, I can. Yes it is true that Dolce Mia, or Dolce
Vita de Dolce Mia is a the name of a domestic animal and that the akita dog is a domestic
animal, and that an akita dog is considered a domestic animal, and that an akita is
a domestic animal, aka an akita dog. Dog gone the goes another akita dog,
our domestic animal friend. One
thing I am certain is that I have not control over the requirement of search
engines and that I am sorry for the extra text, but I love my dog and I like
people to visit my site, and if this is what it takes to get listed, OK. You
win. May an akita dog bite you on the ????? Now that wasn't nice, but I did find
a way for me to use the word akita dog. Yes, I am talking about the
akita dog aka a domestic animal.
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