Here you will find a list of dog breeds native to Japan.
 Photo by Zack Sophro Origin: Japan
Colors: Red, black, tan, sesame
Size: Small
Type of Owner: Novice (but confident)
Exercise: Moderate
Grooming: Little
Trainability: Slightly difficult to train
Combativeness: Can be a bit dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Not a barker  Photo by © Julie Vu Origin: Japan
Colors: Brindled black, brindled red, brindled red-black
Size: Medium
Type of Owner: Experienced
Exercise: Daily
Grooming: Little
Trainability: Easy to train
Combativeness: Not generally dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Average barker
 Image credit: Paivi Reijonen Origin: Japan
Colors: Any
Size: Large
Type of Owner: Experienced
Exercise: Needs lots of exercise
Grooming: Regular grooming necessary
Trainability: A bit difficult to train
Combativeness: Very dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Does not bark much Breed video: Akitas
 Photo credit: WikimediaOrigin: Japan
Colors: Red, white, black, sesame, brindle, fawn
Size: Medium to large
Type of Owner: Experienced
Exercise: Daily
Grooming: Regular
Trainability: Easy to train
Combativeness: Tends to be dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Average barker
 Photo by © Akasha Tsang Origin: Japan
Colors: White, red, sesame
Size: Medium
Type of Owner: Experienced
Exercise: Daily
Grooming: Weekly
Trainability: Easy to train
Combativeness: Not generally dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Not a barker
 Photo by BigsteeveOrigin: Japan
Colors: Sesame, black and tan, cream
Size: Medium
Type of Owner: Experienced
Exercise: Daily
Grooming: Weekly
Trainability: Easy to train
Combativeness: Tends to be somewhat dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Not a barker
 Photo by Ludivine HOUDASOrigin: Japan
Colors: Red, brindle, fawn
Size: Large
Type of Owner: Experienced
Exercise: Daily
Grooming: Occasional
Trainability: Easy to train
Combativeness: Tends to be somewhat dog-aggressive
Dominance: High
Noise: Not a barker
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