QUOTE (xarza @ Jul 4 2007, 13:24) |
Леви, поздравляю с чудным приобретением. Здорово, что в нашем городе появились акиты (или кроме Вашей есть? ). Очень хочется узнать про темперамент девочки, породные особенности воспитания и т.д. Можно спросить - а почему выбрали БЯСку, а не просто акиту? |
QUOTE (ПакЮлия @ Jul 4 2007, 22:18) |
Извинтеляюсь что не в тему, но сегодня со своим кадебенышем шла и встретила КСОЛО! Годовалая сука. Чуть челюсть не отвисла. Вот и думаю - Акиту привезли, Ксоло бегает - маскалится академ |
QUOTE (ПакЮлия @ Jul 4 2007, 22:18) |
Извинтеляюсь что не в тему, но сегодня со своим кадебенышем шла и встретила КСОЛО! Годовалая сука. Чуть челюсть не отвисла. Вот и думаю - Акиту привезли, Ксоло бегает - маскалится академ |
QUOTE (Леви @ Jul 4 2007, 12:12) | ||
Я в процессе |
QUOTE (Картель @ Jul 5 2007, 14:00) |
Есть такой в Томске. Удивим Сибирь экзотикой!!!!!! Акита-супер! Это единственная собака, которую завела бы кроме азиата. |
QUOTE (Картель @ Jul 5 2007, 14:00) |
Есть такой в Томске. Удивим Сибирь экзотикой!!!!!! Акита-супер! Это единственная собака, которую завела бы кроме азиата. |
QUOTE (Леви @ Jul 5 2007, 18:13) |
Немного истории Характеристика породы: рост - 64-67 кг; вес - 30-50 см. Страна происхождения - Япония. Классификация МКФ: группа - 5; секция - 5; Номер стандарта - 5. |
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FCI-Standard N° 344 / 05. 01. 2006 / GB AMERICAN AKITA ORIGIN : Japan. DEVELOPMENT : USA. DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD : 06.07.2005. UTILIZATION : Companion Dog. CLASSIFICATION F.C.I. : Group 5 Spitz and primitive types. Section 5 Asian Spitz and related breeds. Without working trial. BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : In the beginning, the history of the American Akitas is similar to the history of Japanese Akitas. Since 1603, in the Akita region, Akita Matagis (medium-sized bear-hunting dogs) were used as fighting dogs. From 1868, Akita Matagis were crossbred with Tosas and Mastiffs. Consequently, the size of Akitas increased, but characteristics associated with Spitz type were lost. In 1908 dog fighting was prohibited, but Akitas were nevertheless preserved and improved as a large Japanese breed. As a result, nine superior examples of Akitas were designated as « Natural Monuments » in 1931. During World War II (1939-1945), it was common to use dogs as a source of fur for military garments. The police ordered the capture and confiscation of all dogs other than German Shepherd Dogs used for military purposes. Some fanciers tried to circumvent the order by crossbreeding their dogs with German Shepherd Dogs. When World War II ended, Akitas had been drastically reduced in number and existed as three distinct types : 1) Matagi Akitas 2) Fighting Akitas 3) Shepherd Akitas. This created a very confusing situation in the breed. During the restoration process of the pure breed after the war, Kongo-go of the Dewa line enjoyed a temporary, but tremendous popularity. Many Akitas of the Dewa line, which exhibited characteristics of the Mastiff and German Shepherd influence, were brought back to the United States by members of the Military Forces. The Akitas from the Dewa line, intelligent and capable of adapting to different environments, fascinated breeders in the United States and the line was developed with increasing number of breeders and a great rise in popularity. The Akita Club of America was established in 1956 and the American Kennel Club (AKC) accepted the breed (inscription into the stud book and regular show status) in October 1972. However, at this time, the AKC and the JKC (Japan Kennel Club) did not have reciprocal agreements for recognizing each other’s pedigrees and therefore the door was closed for the introduction of the new bloodlines from Japan. Consequently, Akitas in the United States became considerably different from those in Japan, the country of origin. They developed as a type unique in the United States, with characteristics and type unchanged since 1955. This is in sharp contrast with Akitas in Japan which were crossbred with Matagi Akitas for the purpose of restoring the original pure breed. GENERAL APPEARANCE : Large-sized dog, sturdily built, well balanced, with much substance and heavy bone. The broad head, forming a blut triangle, with deep muzzle, relatively small eyes and erect ears carried forward almost in line with back of neck, is characteristic of the breed. IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS : • The ratio of height at withers to length of body is 9 to 10 in males and 9 to 11 in bitches. • The depth of the chest measures one-half of the height of the dog at withers. • The distance from tip of nose to stop corresponds to the distance from stop to occiput as 2 does to 3. BEHAVIOUR / TEMPERAMENT : Friendly, alert, responsive, dignified, docile and courageous. HEAD : Massive, but in balance with the body, free or wrinkles when at ease. Head forms a blunt triangle when viewed from above. CRANIAL REGION : Skull : Flat and broad between ears. A shallow furrow extends well up on forehead. Stop : Well defined, but not too abrupt. FACIAL REGION : Nose : Broad and black. Slight and diffuse lack of pigment on nose is acceptable in white dogs only but black is always preferred. Muzzle : Broad, deep and full. Lips : Black. Not pendulous; tongue pink. Jaws/Teeth : Jaws not rounded, but blunt, strong and powerful. Teeth strong with regular and full dentition; scissor bite preferred, but level bite acceptable. Eyes : Dark brown, relatively small, not prominent, almost triangular in shape. Eye rims black and tight. Ears : Strongly erect and small in relation to the rest of the head. If the ear is folded forward for measuring length, tip will touch upper eye rim. Ears are triangular, slightly rounded at tip, wide at base, not set too low. Viewed from the side, the ears are angled forward over the eyes following the line of the neck. NECK : Thick and muscular with minimal dewlap, comparatively short, widening gradually toward shoulders. A pronounced crest blends harmoniously into the base of skull. BODY : Longer than high. Skin not too thin, neither too tight nor too loose. Back : Level. Loin : Firmly muscled. Chest : Wide and deep. Ribs well sprung with well developed brisket. Underline and Belly : Moderate tuck-up. TAIL : Large and well furnished with hair, set high and carried over back or against flank in a three-quarter, full, or double curl, always dipping to or below level of back. On a three-quarter curl, tip drops well down on flank. Root large and strong. The terminal bone of tail reaches hock when let or puled down. Hair coarse, straight and dense, with no appearance of a plume. LIMBS FOREQUARTERS : Forelegs heavy-boned and straight as viewed from front. Shoulders : Strong and powerful with moderate layback. Pasterns : Slightly sloping forward in an angle of approximately 15° to the vertical. HINDQUARTERS : Strongly muscled, width and bone comparable to forequarters. Dewclaws on hind legs customarily removed. Upper thigh : Strong, well developed, parallel when viewed from behind. Stifles : Moderately bent. Hock joints : Well let down, turning neither in nor out. FEET : Straight, cat feet, well knuckled up with thick pads. GAIT / MOVEMENT : Powerful, covering ground with moderate reach and drive. Hindlegs move in line with forelegs. Back remaining strong, firm and level. COAT HAIR : Double-coat. Undercoat thick, soft, dense and shorter than outer coat. Outer coat straight, harsh/stiff and standing somewhat off body. Hair on head, lower legs and ears short. Length of hair at withers and croup approximately 5 cm, which is slightly longer than on rest of body, except tail, where coat is longest and most profuse. COLOUR : Any colour like red, fawn, white, etc; or even pinto and brindle. Colours are brilliant and clear, and markings are well balanced, with or without mask or blaze. White dogs (solid in colour) have no mask. Pinto have a white ground colour with large, evenly placed patches covering head and more than one-third of body. Undercoat may have a different colour from the outer-coat. SIZE : Height at withers : For males : 66 to 71 cm (26-28 inches), for bitches : 61 to 66 cm (24-26 inches). FAULTS : Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree. • Feminine dogs, masculine bitches. • Narrow or snipey head. • Any missing tooth (except 2 of the PM1 and/or M3). • Blue or black spotted tongue. • Light eyes. • Short tail. • In or out at elbows. • Any indication of ruff or feathering. • Shyness or viciousness. SERIOUS FAULTS : • Light in substance. • Light bone. ELIMINATING FAULTS : • Aggressive or overly shy. • Totally unpigmented nose. A nose with unpigmented areas (Butterfly nose). • Drop, hanging or folded ears. • Under- or overshot bite. • Sickle or uncurled tail. • Dogs under 63,5 cm (25 inches), bitches under 58,5 cm (23 inches). Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities shall be disqualified. N.B. : Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum. |
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FCI-Standard N°255/ 02. 04. 2001 / GB AKITA ORIGIN : Japan. DATE OF PUBLICATION OF THE ORIGINAL VALID STANDARD : 13.03.2001. UTILIZATION : Companion dog. CLASSIFICATION F.C.I. : Group 5 Spitz and primitive type. Section 5 Asian Spitz and related breeds. Without working trial. BRIEF HISTORICAL SUMMARY : Originally Japanese dogs were small to medium in size and no large breeds existed. Since 1603 in the Akita region, Akita Matagis (medium-sized bear-hunting dogs) were used as fighting dogs. From 1868 Akita Matagis were crossed with Tosas and Mastiffs. Consequently, the size of this breed increased but characteristics associated with Spitz type were lost. In 1908 dog fighting was prohibited, but this breed was nevertheless preserved and improved as a large Japanese breed. As a result, nine superior examples of this breed were designated as « Natural Monuments » in 1931. During World War II (1939-1945), it was common to use dogs as a source of fur for military garments. The police ordered the capture and confiscation of all dogs other than German Shepherd Dogs used for military purposes. Some fanciers tried to circumvent the order by crossbreeding their dogs with German Shepherd Dogs. When World War II ended, Akitas had been drastically reduced in number and existed as three distinct types; 1) Matagi Akitas, 2) fighting Akitas, and 3) Shepherd Akitas. This created a very confusing situation in the breed. During the restoration process of the pure breed after the war., Kongo-go, a dog of the Dewa line, which exhibited characteristics of the Mastiff and German Shepherd However, sensible learned fanciers did not approve of this type as a proper Japanese breed, so they made efforts to eliminate the strain old foreign breeds by crossbreeding with Matagi Akitas for the purpose of restoring the original pure breed. They succeeded in stabilizing the pure strain of large sized breed as known today. GENERAL APPEARANCE : Large-sized dog, sturdily built, well balanced and with much substance ; secondary sex characteristics strongly marked, with high nobility and dignity in modesty ; constitution tough. IMPORTANT PROPORTIONS : The ratio of height at withers to length of body ( from the point of the shoulders to the point of the buttock) is 10 : 11, but the body is slightly longer in bitches than in dogs. BEHAVIOUR AND TEMPERAMENT : The temperament is composed, faithful, docile and receptive. HEAD CRANIAL REGION : Skull : The size is in proportion to the body. The forehead is broad, with distinct furrow. No wrinkle. Stop : Defined. FACIAL REGION : Nose : Large and black. Slight and diffuse lack of pigment accepted in white dogs only, but black is always preferred. Muzzle : Moderately long and strong with broad base, tapering but not pointed. Nasal bridge straight. Jaws/Teeth : Teeth strong with scissor bite. Lips : Tight. Cheeks : Moderately developed. Eyes : Relatively small, almost triangular in shape due to the rising of the outer eye corner, set moderately apart, dark brown : the darker, the better. Ears : Relatively small, thick, triangular, slightly rounded at tips, set moderately apart, pricked and inclining forward. NECK : Thick and muscular, without dewlap, in balance with head. BODY : Back : Straight and strong. Loin : Broad and muscular. Chest : Deep, forechest well developed, ribs moderately well sprung. Belly : Well drawn up. TAIL : Set on high, thick, carried vigorously curled over back ; the tip nearly reaching hocks when let down. LIMBS FOREQUARTERS : Shoulders : Moderately sloping and developed. Elbows : Tight. Forearms : Straight and heavy-boned. HINDQUARTERS : Well developed, strong and moderately angulated. FEET : Thick, round, arched and tight. GAIT : Resilient and powerful movement. COAT HAIR : Outer coat harsh and straight, undercoat soft and dense ; the withers and the rump are covered with slightly longer hair ; the hair on tail is longer than on the rest of the body. COLOUR : Red fawn, sesame (red fawn hairs with black tips), brindle and white. All the above mentioned colours except white must have « urajiro ». (Urajiro = whitish coat on the sides of the muzzle, on the cheeks, on the underside of jaw, neck, chest, body and tail and on the inside of the legs). SIZE : Height at the withers : Dogs : 67 cm, bitches : 61 cm. There is a tolerance of 3 cm more or less. FAULTS : Any departure from the foregoing points should be considered a fault and the seriousness with which the fault should be regarded should be in exact proportion to its degree. • Bitchy dogs / doggy bitches. • Undershot or overshot mouth. • Missing teeth. • Blue or black spotted tongue. • Iris light in colour. • Short tail. • Shyness. ELIMINATING FAULTS : • Aggresive or overly shy. • Ears not pricked. • Hanging tail. • Long hair (shaggy). • Black mask. • Markings on white ground. Any dog clearly showing physical or behavioural abnormalities shall be disqualified. N.B. : Male animals should have two apparently normal testicles fully descended into the scrotum. |
QUOTE (пегас @ Jul 5 2007, 16:20) | ||
такое впечатление что собаку в области спины вдавили в землю, странно уж прогнулась или ракурс неудачный. |
QUOTE (azalis @ Jul 5 2007, 21:10) |
у нас на АЛТАЕ ЖИВУТ БЯС мальчик и девочка выступали во 2 группе.Чем отличаеться американская и японская акита ? В ТОМ ,ЧТО эти 2 разные породы и выставляються в разных группах ? ОКРАС -индивидуален для них .То что не положено японской - безразлично для американской ? |
QUOTE (azalis @ Jul 5 2007, 23:15) |
АМЕРИКАНСКАЯ АКИТА (БЯС ) И АКИТА- ИНУ -ДВЕ РАЗНЫЕ ПОРОДЫ ?Или одна |
QUOTE (azalis @ Jul 5 2007, 23:29) |
РАЗ разные -а выставляються в одной группе ? |
QUOTE (ПакЮлия @ Jul 5 2007, 18:15) | ||
Не понятно, рост у них до 67 см или до 50 см? |
QUOTE (Usik @ Jul 8 2007, 00:10) | ||||
Рост в килограммах, а вес в сантиметрах, вот что забавно! |
QUOTE (Леви @ Jul 8 2007, 01:17) | ||||||
Правда, не обратила внимания, скопировала как есть))) Конечно же, наоборот. Yvette привела самый верный, последний исправленный стандарт. Вот там и читаем: рост в холке кобелей 66-71 см(26-28 дюймов), сук 61-66 (24-26 дюймов). |
QUOTE (Elisey @ Jul 8 2007, 17:36) |
Ничего себе папочка! Ну давайте еще фото папы, Belochka. Мне уж он очень понравился на 1 стр.. А Леви пусть Янке фотосессию устроит, со всех сторон так сказать. Чтобы в городе увидеть и не ошибиться. |
QUOTE (Арктик @ Jul 8 2007, 17:59) |
Учитывая то,что у щенка не очень тяжелый костяк,а уши не стоят,то стоит задуматься-усваивается ли у нее кальций.В 3,5 месяца у них начинают меняться зубы,а значит организмом усиленно расходуется этот самый кальций-у Вас есть шансы ухо никогда не поднять.Вам должен заводчик был бы об этом рассказать. |