Akiho Central Europe

Akita Inu Hozonkai

Akiho Central Europe

Akiho Central Europe is one of the european branches of Akita inu Hozonkai (in short: AKIHO, in eng. Akita Dog Presrvation Association). Akiho was founded in 1927 in Odate (Akita pref., Japan) to preserve the breed from crossbreeding. It is a default organisation for Akita in its origin country. The main goal of the Akiho by today is to preserve and promote Akita inu around the world.

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