Champion Companions

07/31/2024

UPDATED
He has been rehomed. Thank you all

Emergency
He is a 4-year-old male weighing about 90 lb. He's intact and registered. He's looking for a new home. Looking to rehome at no cost just looking for a good forever home. He has spent his life with another female Akita so he is not male friendly when it comes to other dogs. He has been raised in home and with family and well taken care of. He is scheduled to be put down Friday if can not find him a home. The owner has had some life changes and can no longer care for him. His name is Batuka and goes by Took.

03/11/2024

Look at this beautiful 14 week old female puppy. She has a beautiful tri color, big bold head, and piercing eyes.

11/15/2023

Look at these sisters laying around

07/11/2023

We have a 5 month old female Akita puppy needing to be rehomed. If you know any one that might be interested give us a shout.

03/24/2023

Bambino working with the bulls. I love seeing my pups grow up and to be a ranch dog best life ever

03/23/2023

National Puppy Day we have two females looking for there forever homes

03/13/2023

Five week old girls

03/13/2023

Five week old boys

02/28/2023

Beautiful female pups three weeks old

02/27/2023

02/22/2023

Photo shoot time

02/17/2023

Pups waking up waiting on mom to come in

02/12/2023

3 girls 3 boys one week old

02/06/2023

Two day old

01/22/2023

Two breeds. A side by side photo of a 3.5 year old male Japanese Akitainu (left) and a 1 year old female American Akita. (right) In 2020, the Japanese Akitainu was accepted into the Foundation Stock Service and this year, the breed entered the AKC Miscellaneous class - meaning that these two very different dogs are now globally recognized as separate breeds in every registry. While the visual differences are very apparent, there are some temperament variations between the two Akita breeds as well. The American Akita is larger and more powerful, having a bigger frame and heavier body while the Japanese Akitainu is leaner built, more refined and agile. The American Akita comes in most color varieties and markings, with merle and liver color as a disqualification, and typically seen with a black mask. The Japanese Akitainu comes in only three colors: red, brindle (of varying color) and white. The Japanese Akitainu will never have a black mask. Both breeds are primitive, independent thinkers and require a bond built on mutual respect - but in regards to training, the American Akita tends to have a higher biddability and less of a self preserving demeanor than the Japanese Akitainu. Both breeds are far more capable and versatile than most credit them for and with an owner who is understanding of their temperament, genetics, requirements and can approach ownership and training with this in mind, they can make wonderful companions, family members, sport dogs or working dogs. As with any breed, research is necessary to determine if an Akita is right for you and more importantly, if you are right for an Akita. The Akita Club of America is your best resource for all things American Akita and The Japanese Akita Club of America will be your best resource for all things Japanese Akitainu. 🇺🇸 🇯🇵

01/21/2023

We still have this 16 week old female looking for her forever home. However beware this one is a climber. She is a really good climber. I'm starting to think she just likes being up there.

01/09/2023

Nothing like a pup growing up on the ranch. Found great forever home for this little guy. They will name him Bambino. The look on dad's face when he saw him. I know he will be well loved, enjoyed meeting with them today.

01/05/2023

Using doggy door guess I was a little late

01/05/2023

Pups playing around