of Lubomir
Petrov Georgiev
from
Sofia, Bulgaria
I grow and offer elite club dogs of akita-inu race which is known as japan akita, too. There will be small akita dogs for the people, loving this race in 2002.
Where Does Their Name Come From?
Standard
Akita is a stout dog. It is longer
from its breasts to its tail, than higher from its
shoulders to the ground. Male
dogs are usually 66-71 cm high, female dogs are
2.5- 5 cm higher.
How Does It Look?
It is a big, strong, energetic
dog, having stout body and heavy bones. It has wide
head, forming a triangle with
blunt angle, deep mouth, small eyes and rising ears. Akita
has a splendid typical winding
tail balancing its big head.

HACHI - KO - a tall story about loyalty of a famous dog to a man who it loves.
Àn unusually proud dog having very
independent temperament. Often, a very loyal
heart is hidden under the
mask of seeming indifference.
The race is acknowledged by FCI, AKC, ÈÊÑ, ÊÑ GB, ÑÊÑ.

Information about the parents:
The mother named SAGWARHEGII Frida Shimi - Kuma was born at 15.11.1997 at Siofok, Hungary.
Grower - Istvan Svobodnya, Hungary. Assessment: exellent, CAC. It gave birth to 5 dogs of its first generation - 2 male and 3
female dogs.
The father - was born at 23.08.1997, p. k. ¹ 000995, Jeronimo nerod ATOS - Tokay.Grower - Sandor Halko - Hungary. Champion of Bulgaria. Assessment: exellent, CAC,CACIB, BOB.
All of us have favorite stories about dogs and their love and loyalty to
their owners.
Maybe the oldest story about
akita is a story about Hachi-Ko - the most loyal dog in
the world. Hachi-Ko's owner was
a professor in the Tokyo University and his name
was Eysaburo Yeno. Every morning
the dog was going with his owner to the rail way station.
Every evening
it was waiting for him at the same place. At 21th May 1925 the
professor caught the train in the morning, but he didn't come back in the
evening. He died at the
University. But his loyal
Hachi-Ko kept on going to the station every morning and
waiting for his owner every evening.
All the people in Tokyo came there to watch it. The people were taking
care for it and bringing it food. In the morning of 7th
March 1935, Hachi-Ko was found dead at the same place, where it was waiting
for his owner so many years.
Now, there
is a bronze sculpture of Hachi-Ko at this place, and it is a favorite place
of loving couples, dog owners
and tourists.
People remember
Hachi-Ko because of its loyalty to the man it loves.