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Spitz Group Dogs Information: List of Spitz Dog Breeds |
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• Japanese Spitz Standard Japanese Spitz Standard: General Appearance, Characteristics, Temperament, Head and Skull, Eyes, Ears, Mouth, Neck, Forequarters, Body, Hindquarters, Feet, Tail, Gait/Movement, Coat, Size, Faults, Note. • Korean Jindo Dog, The The History of the Jindo Dog is unclear, as is the case with many purebreds. Some maintain that the Jindo, named for Korea's Jindo Island ("Jin" is the name of the island, "Jindo" means Jin Island, "Jindo gae" means the dog of Jin Island), where the breed is commonly found, were the dogs that accompanied Mongol Warriors who invaded Korea during the 13th Century. • A Brief Introduction to the KBD Breed A Brief Introduction to the Karelian Bear Dog. Country of Origin - Finland. Medium size dog, strong and muscular, robust conformation; ears pricked of medium size with slightly rounded tips; tail set high of medium length and curved over the back. • Lapphunds in Scandinavia - Article and Photos Lapphunds of Finland, Sweden and Norway. Three recognized breeds have been developed from the herding dogs of Lappland: the Swedish Lapphund, the Lapponian Herder, and the Finnish Lapphund. Article by Linda Rorem (this article originally appeared in The Shepherd's Dogge magazine). • German Spitz Picture, Facts, Information German Spitz: German Wolfspitz, Giant German Spitz, Toy German Spitz. Besides the three traditional uses for the Nordic breeds, herding, hunting and hauling, spitz have become popular throughout the world as utility and companion dogs. Countries from all over the world have developed their own form, all of which are still similar to one another. • Finnish Spitz Breed Standard The Finnish Spitz presents a fox-like picture. The breed has long been used to hunt small game and birds. The pointed muzzle, erect ears, dense coat and curled tail denotes its northern heritage. The Finnish Spitz whole being shows liveliness, which is especially evident in the eyes, ears and tail. Males are decidedly masculine without coarseness. • German Spitz World An interesting site for all things German Spitz related. Incorporating the official site for the German Spitz Club. Articles, Fun, Email List, Winners Gallery, CC Winners, Show Results. • About the Eurasier The Eurasier is a hearty breed that does well in the great outdoors, but is a very social dog that loves to be part of the family. Eurasiers love children and family life, making them wonderful indoor dogs and family companions. Wary of strangers, Eurasiers make great watch dogs, although they are reserved rather than aggressive about it. • Yoshi's Finnish Spitz Album Finnish Spitz Pictures. Photos of adults and puppies, presented by Yoshi's Kennel. • The North Greenland Dog The North Greenland dogs are of different colors, but the ones most commonly seen are gray, spotted white, and black haired. Dogs that are entrely white are also found in considerable numbers. The latter can hardly be distinguished from the white Arctic wolf that is chiefly found on the islands north of the continent of America. First Prev [ 1 2 3 4 5 ] Next Last |