German Spitz
About
The German Spitz is a lively, loyal, and intelligent breed that makes a delightful companion for families, singles, and seniors alike. With their striking appearance, alert demeanor, and cheerful disposition, they are well-suited to homes that can provide them with consistent care, exercise, and opportunities to bond with their human companions.
Breed Size
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Weight (Male)
10-12 kg
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Weight (Female)
10-12 kg
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Height (Male)
30-39 sm
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Height (Female)
30-39 sm
Coat
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Fur Type
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Color
One color
Care
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Walk
>45 minutes/day
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Breed group
Foundation Stock Service
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Breed Size
S
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Demeanor category
Reserved with Strangers
Breed Traits
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Barking
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Good with young children
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Drooling
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Energy level value
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Grooming frequency value
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Good with other dogs
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Trainability
Breeds Club Recognition
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Trainability Category
>Eager to Please
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Temperament
>Devoted, Lively, Attentive
Description
The German Spitz is a small-to-medium-sized companion dog, originally bred in Germany in ancient times for guarding and companionship. This breed descends from Nordic spitz-type dogs, resulting in an intelligent, lively, and highly alert companion.
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Origin: Germany, developed for guarding and companionship.
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Smart and trainable: Quick learner with a strong, independent nature.
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Loyal and affectionate: Forms deep bonds with its family.
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Energetic and playful: Requires daily exercise and mental stimulation.
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Thick, fluffy coat: Weather-resistant but needs regular grooming.
The German Spitz is a devoted and spirited companion, excelling in obedience, agility, and watchdog duties. With proper training and early socialization, they become well-mannered, affectionate pets suited for families and individuals alike.