Finnish Spitz - Dog Breeds

Group: Non-Sporting

Weight: 25 pounds

Height: 18 cm

Overview

The Finnish Spitz was brought to the original area of ​​the Volga region of central Russia, about 2,000 years ago. This breed is the national dog of Finland and the Finnish Spitz Finnish few patriotic songs long after. These dogs are now widely recognized as the Scandinavian countries. The Finnish Spitz is the hunting of birds in order, and alsomake good family pets.

Temperament

Related to race alive and are sociable, energetic and enthusiastic, dedicated and courageous - but also cautious. The Finnish Spitz is tolerant of children and other pets. You have a good hunting instinct, so as to chase small animals. This breed is very intelligent and loves being part of the family. On the other hand, race is not ideal for all families -particularly in families with a lot of tension or strong arguments.

Care

The Finnish Spitz has a clean coat that dogs also see that these dogs are regarded as the Arctic. This breed does not care much, in general, but when the dead hair or a comb can be removed with a brush. The jackets of the Finnish Spitz have no doggy odor. The Finnish Spitz shed heavily on a seasonal basis. The layers of these dogs are very rich, and can remainglossy and thick throughout the year in which dogs are kept for the whole year.

Training

The Finnish Spitz is an intelligent, confident and very intelligent breed. You will learn new skills very quickly and are easy to train if the right training methods. This breed can be stubborn, but when overly anxious or fearful. E 'imperative to work with the Finnish Spitz in a peaceful manner, whenever possible. These dogs are stubborn and brave,and will perform at a high level if they are comfortable and have admiration for their owners. The Finnish Spitz has been used over and over again under competitions to see that show dogs and have so many good qualities. This is an amazing race game, and can continue to train and age to be the driver and assistant to one of the first.

Health Problems
The Finnish Spitz is relatively healthy and has one of the lowest forms of health problems. There areBut some conditions that potential owners should be aware of and these include hip dysplasia, progressive retinal atrophy and deafness.