Finnish spitz puppy
The new little member of the family, her name is Trolla.
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Finnish Spitz Color: Shades: reddish brown, golden red, white markings Height: Males: 17-20 inches/ Females: 15.5-18 inches Weight: Males: 26.5-35 lbs/ Females: 31-35 lbs Life Span: 12-15 years Breed Health Concerns: None reported Coat: Double coat. Dense, soft, short undercoat/ long, straight, harsh outercoat. Country of Origin: Finland Visit the American Kennel Club for breed standards and more information. Hunting tribes traveling across Russia brought these ancient dogs with them 1000s…
Two Finnish spitz
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Finnish Spitz | Dogs | Breed Information
The Finnish Spitz originated in Finland several hundred years ago. The breed was completely pure due to isolation from the rest of the World until the 1800's when travellers brought dogs with them. The resulting interbreeding of these new dogs almost wiped out the pure Spitz, until a Finnish sportsman noticed the breed and made a concerted effort to bring their numbers back up. It is classed as a 'bark pointer'; barking at its prey to let the hunters know where they are. They excel at…