The Kai Ken is a Japanese breed that is considered rare even in
its own country. They are intelligent, alert, brave, and agile, and
known for being reserved with strangers while loyal to their
families.
The Kai is a natural hunter, quick to learn, healthy, and athletic. The
average Kai Ken loves to swim, and they can cross rivers and even
climb trees. The average life span ranges from twelve to well over
fifteen years.
This is considered the most ancient and purest dog breed in Japan,
developed in a district isolated by mountains and water, and the
Kai Ken was designated a “Natural Treasure” in Japan in 1934. The
dogs are protected by law.
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