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For breeders
Breeding Akita?
Show your kennel on HonestDog
HonestDog connects vetted breeders with families specifically looking for a Akita puppy — more than 25,000 registered users are already on the platform. For breeders, HonestDog is free.
Free verification
Applications straight to your dashboard
Transparent standards
Demand for Akita on HonestDog
Real platform numbers — no projections.
3
Listed Akita breeders
17,000
Google searches per month
Search volume for "Akita" in Germany (source: Ahrefs, 2026-07-16)
As of 2026-11-06
Health and well-being come first for you?
Then you're in the right place. For orientation, we document which tests breed clubs specify for Akita in their breeding regulations — as a knowledge base, not a hurdle to joining: health tests are not a requirement for your HonestDog verification. Any records you do have can be shown on your profile. Your club's linked regulations always take precedence.
- View breeding regulationsHip dysplasia (HD)
Mandated by Deutscher Club für Nordische Hunde e.V. (DCNH) for Germany; Akita Club of America is only the AKC parent club
Sourced from the linked club breeding regulations. HonestDog checks documents and identity but doesn't carry out health examinations itself. (Deutscher Club für Nordische Hunde e.V. (DCNH) for Germany; Akita Club of America is only the AKC parent club)
All health data for this breedBreed clubs for Akita
Member of one of these clubs? Your club certificate speeds up verification. Club membership is not a requirement though — verification also works with your §11 permit, for example.
Akita Club e.V.
VDHFCI
29690 Schwarmstedt
Japan Akita e.V.
VDHFCI
41844 Wegberg
How joining works
1
Create your profile
Register for free and describe your kennel.
2
Verification
We check identity, club membership or your §11 permit, and photos of your breeding environment.
3
Get listed
Your profile and litters appear on the Akita pages — applications arrive in your dashboard.
Ready to show your Akita kennel?
Registration takes a few minutes. We handle the vetting, using standards that put animal welfare first.