The Yakido is a Japanese breed of fighting chicken. It belongs to the Shamo group of breeds. It was bred in the Kansai region in southern Honshu in the mid-nineteenth century. It was made a Natural Monument of Japan in 1950.
The Yakido is typically found in Japan, particularly within the Kansai region in southern Honshu. This breed is adapted to various Japanese environments, including rural and urban areas. It is primarily kept in controlled environments for breeding and exhibition.
Ease of Keeping
Beginner friendly: 3/5
The Yakido is a part of the Shamo group, known for its strength and fighting ability. It is not just valued for its physical prowess but also as a cultural symbol in Japan. The breed is highly regarded in Japan for ceremonial and traditional purposes.
Confinement Tolerance
The Yakido can tolerate confinement but requires regular movement and exercise to maintain its physical condition. They may not thrive well in very cramped conditions and benefit from controlled environments where they can be active.
