About Wolfspitz - Keeshond
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The
Wolfspitz
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Keeshond (KAZE - hond) is a happy dog
by nature. They are exstremely
affectionate. When a
Wolfspitz -
Keeshond joins the family, he looks
forward to being an important part of it. He loves children and will gladly play
games and bounce around with them.Group: Spitz and primitive types
Height:17-18 inches
Coat: Long, straight, harsh hair standing well out from a thick, downy undercoat
Color: Grey shaded
The Wolfspitz - Keeshond is a handsome, intelligent companion dog distinguished by a friendly, outgoing temperament and a lively interest in the world around him. They do not need a lot of exercise as they expend most of their energy bouncing about in one place. They are ideal pets and companions who are playful and affectionate and show a true love of life.
The Wolfspitz - Keeshond (pronouced kayz-hawnd) is a natural, attracting attention not only by his coloration, alert carriage, and intelligent expression, but also by his stand-of coat, his richly plumed tail well curled ovner his stand-off coat, his richlj plumed tail well curled ovner his back, his foxlike expression, and his small pointed ears. His coat is very thick around the neck, fore part of the shoulders and chets, forming a lion-like ruff-more profuse in the male.His rump and hind legs, down to the hocks, are also thickly coated, forming the characteristic "trousers". His head, ears, and lower legs are covered with thick, short hair.
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