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| Breed Group : | unknown |
| Weight : | male: 25-55 lbs ( 11 - 25 kg ) ; female : 25-55 lbs (11 - 25 kg ) |
Height :
| male: 18-22 inches ( 46-56 centimeters ); female: 17-20 inches ( 43-51 centimeters ) |
| Breed Overview Information : | The Kai Dog originated in Honshu, an island located in the province of Kai in Japan. It was originally utilized as a hunter of deer and wild boar. It is relatively rare and hard to obtain. It was originally thought of as too primitive too function as a proper family pet. However, this myth has been dispelled since the Kai was proven to be an excellent companion if given the proper training. It was officially recognized in Japan in 1934 and considered a national monument. |
| Breed Character Information : | The Kai Dog is a natural hunter. It is even known to tackle any kind of terrain just to catch its prey. They develop a strong attachment and loyalty to their owners. They serve as excellent guard dogs since they are naturally suspicious of strangers but will not attack unless told to so by its owner or provoked. It is not aggressive with other dog breeds and animals. They are extremely agile and can move through any kind of terrain. |
| Breed Coat Information : | The Kai Dog has a double coat that protects it from harsh weather. Its outer coat is straight and is of medium to long length while its under coat is short and thick. They have a brindled coat which has earned them the name “Tora” or “Tiger”. However, this brindled coat does not usually manifest itself until adulthood. As a puppy, the Kai Dog is usually born black. |
| Breed Temperament Information : | The Kai dog is very affectionate and loyal to its owners. However, they usually only develop a strong attachment to one person unless the whole family takes part in its care. It is very wary of strangers but will not attack unless provoked. Since they are natural hunters, they are not recommended for households with small dogs or animals such as hamsters and rabbits. This breed, due to its high level of intelligence and independence, is not recommended for first time dog owners or inexperienced trainers. |
| Breed Ownership Information : | As mentioned above, the Kai Dog is rare and hard to obtain. It is also not suited for first time dog owners since they are very intelligent and independent. However, if you are lucky enough to have obtained one, read on Kai Dog breed information’s first. |
| Breed Activity Information : | The Kai Dog is not recommended for urban areas or cramped spaces since they need ample room in which to romp and walk freely. They also need lots of exercise and activities in order to keep them from being idle. |
| Breed Care Information : | This breed is generally healthy and low maintenance. They should only be given a bath when needed and occasional brushing to remove loose hair. However, to prevent any complications from developing, make sure that your Kai Dog gets shots and medications as a puppy. |
| Breed Training Information : | Since the Kai Dog is very independent, it requires a dominant and firm owner. As a puppy, it should already be trained and taught how to socialize. They will retaliate when given harsh training. |
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