Hannah

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3-7 years|Akita|Female|Large|Dallas, TX

Hannah

Available

3-7 years|Akita|Female|Large|Dallas, TX

About Hannah

About Akita Dogs

Akitas are powerful, noble dogs with a quiet dignity and fierce loyalty that's legendary. Originally from Japan, they're courageous and deeply devoted to their families. Akitas are naturally reserved and discerning, bonding most intensely with their primary caregivers.

Adopting an Akita means gaining a majestic protector with a calm, confident presence. They're clean, quiet dogs in the home and fiercely loyal to those they love. With proper socialization and experienced handling, Akitas are deeply rewarding companions who offer unwavering devotion.

Temperament

CourageousDignifiedLoyalReserved

Size

Large (70-130 lbs)

Exercise

Moderate

Good With

Kids

Lifespan

10-13 years

Health notes: Prone to hip dysplasia, autoimmune thyroiditis, progressive retinal atrophy, and bloat. They can also develop autoimmune conditions. Regular health screening is important.

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Adopting in Dallas, TX

Dallas is a thriving city for pet adoption, with numerous shelters and rescue organizations dedicated to finding homes for animals in need. The city's many parks - including the popular White Rock Lake - and pet-friendly establishments make it easy to include your new pet in daily life.

With warm weather most of the year and a community that loves its animals, Dallas is the perfect place to open your heart and home to an adopted pet.

Local Climate & Pet Care

Winter

35°F to 55°F

Dec – Feb

Dallas winters are generally mild, but occasional ice storms can make sidewalks and trails hazardous. Keep walks short during cold snaps and watch for ice patches. Most winter days are comfortable enough for outings at White Rock Lake and the Katy Trail.

Spring

50°F to 80°F

Mar – May

Spring brings ideal temperatures for outdoor pet activities, but also severe thunderstorm and tornado season. Have a pet emergency plan ready and watch weather alerts. Bluebonnets and wildflowers make trail walks along the Trinity River especially scenic.

Summer

75°F to 100°F

Jun – Aug

Dallas summers are hot and often exceed 100°F. Limit outdoor time to early morning or after sunset and never leave pets in parked cars. Hot pavement can burn paw pads in minutes, so always test the surface before walking.