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Akita

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Akita
a large, robust dog with a dense coat, a tail that curls over the back, small eyes and erect ears. Called also Japanese Akita, the name taken from Akita Prefecture on the island of Honshu, and Akita Inu. See also nippon inu.
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And the dog, an Akita Inu, chased a resident on Upper QuarryRoad in Bradley - the morning after he had reported the animal loose.
'Warden refused to collect escaped dog' Family in fear of large stray ... by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
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AKITA, Japan, May 19 Kyodo A sentence of life imprisonment given to a 36-year-old woman convicted of killing her daughter and a neighborhood boy in Akita Prefecture in 2006 has been finalized after she dropped her appeal at the Supreme Court, officials at the top court said Tuesday.
Woman drops appeal, life term finalized for killing 2 children in 2006 by Japan Weekly Monitor
 
 
 
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