Akitas in Galway

Two Akita available: a male white and black and a female red/white, both affectionate in temperament.They were born on 2023-08-23 so they are 2 years and 9 months old; they have been vaccinated and wormed. Located in Co.Galway. Living in the country with goats and fowl. The male is called Goliath and the female is called Foxy. They are both big Teddy Bears and love to run around my fenced in field so have a big area for playtime and fun. They don't bark and are very placid.Akitas are large, strong dogs known for loyalty and calm dignity; they typically bond closely with their family and may be reserved with strangers until they get to know you. If you are interested or would like more information, please get in touch to arrange a meeting. I prefer Goliath and Foxy to go to a new home together if possible but they can be separated. They are 300 each and are only to a very good home.

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