American Eskimo Dog | American Eskimo Dog, History, breed information, American Spitz personality, teaching, care, Common Diseases | American Eskimo Dog-meme

Sunil Saleem April 16, 2021

 American Eskimo Dog History American Eskimo Spitz - a breed very famous, but with a specific past. The specificity is that no one today will tell you where this breed came from. One thing is for sure - dogs belong to the family of Spitz - A nordic group of breeds, which includes animals of different sizes. For example, this is also Mysoyed, quite a large dog, and, in fact - Eskimo Spitz. The breed gained wide popularity thanks to immigrants from Germany and Austria, who came to America with these dogs. In the U.S., they were to the taste not only of ordinary people but also of the owners of circuses and various theaters of the 19th century. The appearance of these pets and their ability to perform even complex commands, has made them the stars of many circus programs. Subsequently, these dogs began to be called American Spitz. In 1917, the American Spitz was officially renamed and named after the American Eskimo Spitz. By the way, as well as the origin of the breed, the origin of the name with reference to the Eskimos also no one will explain to you. The American Eskimo Spitz Dog Club was founded in 1985, and in 1995 the American Kennel Club recognized the breed in the non-Sporting group. Characteristics of the breed popularity 05/10 training 10/10 size 04/10 mind 08/10 protection 09/10 Relationships with children 05/10 dexterity 07/10 Breed information country United States lifetime 13-15 years old height Males: 22.9-48.3 cm Suki: 22.9-48.3 cm weight Males: 8.2-16 kg Suki: 8.2-16 kg Longwool Long Color White price 600 - 4500 $ Description The Breed of Eskimo Spitz is a small dog, with stunning wool pure white, like snow, colors. The coat has a soft, heavy texture, which makes the dog resembles a small polar bear. Ears are straight, pointed medium length, but because of the abundance of wool visually they seem small. Paws are short, the body is compact, muscular, the tail is curved, fluffy, the muzzle elongated, reminiscent of the cast. Personality One of its main characteristics is the extraordinary intelligence of these little dogs, for which they have won the title of one of the most intelligent breeds in the world. Your developing thoughts are related to the depth of your personality and the ability to make independent judgments and have your own views about circumstances. Therefore, do not be surprised if your dog will try to prevent a family quarrel, and will do it in an extremely nice and peace-loving way. Which one - she will decide for herself. It's not for nothing that she has her own opinion on everything. The American Eskimo Dog also has a huge inner charm, combined with the charm of the outside. Most people fall in love with them at first sight, and those who do not fall in love at first, do it with a second look. In any case, it is impossible to remain indifferent to this dog. They can easily memorize complex commands, perfectly understand the desires of the owner and the rules of behavior in the house, however, in any case, do not try to behave aggressively or use unfair methods of education. This you will only set the dog against itself, and break her psyche so, and not reveal her personality completely. Eskimo Spitz loves various games, needs intellectual and physical activity, loves a walk, and the society of his loved ones. Despite their internal independence, it is very kind, sympathetic, and affectionate dogs that appreciate attention and give it doubly. It fits perfectly as a dog companion. Sometimes the Eskimo spitz is even too active, but not destructive, but rather foolish and crave exuberant fun. Children are treated well. By the way - these dogs are very talkative. They have a wide variety of vocal variations with which they seek to express the full range of their rich inner world. Teaching The ability to quickly understand the desires and words of the owner combined with innate good-naturedness and gentleness make these dogs almost ideal in terms of education. They just get results, and you can be taught to perform not only basic commands but also more complex. The Eskimo Spitz has a good memory, for example, can memorize and distinguish items that should be brought. That is, he can remember what slippers and bags, and what is the difference between them. Since these are good-natured and intelligent animals, they should also be treated like a good friend. Austerity is necessary only in some everyday situations, but training is important permanence and perseverance, with the promotion of dog success. After all, this breed and today show the wonders of ingenuity in the circus. Care The American Eskimo Spitz has a voluminous coat, which must be brushed at least once a week. You should bathe the dog once or twice a week, if necessary, prune the claws, and make sure that the ears, and eyes of the animal, were clean, removing the sediment. Common Diseases The breed of Eskimo Spitz belongs to the potentially healthy, and does not suffer from any complex hereditary diseases, with a few exceptions, namely: hip dysplasia; Legg-Calve-Perthes disease - also concerns the hip; progressive retinal atrophy; juvenile cataracts - concerns relatively young (up to six years) Eskimo Spitz. It is considered a hereditary disease. · But, these cases are all rare, and if the owner provides good content and quality nutrition, he in 99% of cases can not worry about visiting the veterinarian.

American Eskimo Dog

History

American Eskimo Spitz - a breed very famous, but with a specific past. The specificity is that no one today will tell you where this breed came from. One thing is for sure - dogs belong to the family of Spitz - A nordic group of breeds, which includes animals of different sizes. For example, this is also Mysoyed, quite a large dog, and, in fact - Eskimo Spitz.

The breed gained wide popularity thanks to immigrants from Germany and Austria, who came to America with these dogs. In the U.S., they were to the taste not only of ordinary people but also of the owners of circuses and various theaters of the 19th century. The appearance of these pets and their ability to perform even complex commands, has made them the stars of many circus programs. Subsequently, these dogs began to be called American Spitz.

In 1917, the American Spitz was officially renamed and named after the American Eskimo Spitz. By the way, as well as the origin of the breed, the origin of the name with reference to the Eskimos also no one will explain to you. The American Eskimo Spitz Dog Club was founded in 1985, and in 1995 the American Kennel Club recognized the breed in the non-Sporting group.

 Characteristics of the breed

popularity                                           05/10

training                                                10/10

size                                                        04/10

mind                                                     08/10

protection                                          09/10

Relationships with children         05/10

dexterity                                            07/10

 

Breed information

country

United States

lifetime

13-15 years old

height

Males: 22.9-48.3
cm Suki: 22.9-48.3 cm

weight

Males: 8.2-16
kg Suki: 8.2-16 kg

Longwool

Long

Color

White

price

600 - 4500 $

Description

The Breed of Eskimo Spitz is a small dog, with stunning wool pure white, like snow, colors. The coat has a soft, heavy texture, which makes the dog resembles a small polar bear. Ears are straight, pointed medium length, but because of the abundance of wool visually they seem small. Paws are short, the body is compact, muscular, the tail is curved, fluffy, the muzzle elongated, reminiscent of the cast.

 

Personality

One of its main characteristics is the extraordinary intelligence of these little dogs, for which they have won the title of one of the most intelligent breeds in the world. Your developing thoughts are related to the depth of your personality and the ability to make independent judgments and have your own views about circumstances.

Therefore, do not be surprised if your dog will try to prevent a family quarrel, and will do it in an extremely nice and peace-loving way. Which one - she will decide for herself. It's not for nothing that she has her own opinion on everything.

The American Eskimo Dog also has a huge inner charm, combined with the charm of the outside. Most people fall in love with them at first sight, and those who do not fall in love at first, do it with a second look. In any case, it is impossible to remain indifferent to this dog.

They can easily memorize complex commands, perfectly understand the desires of the owner and the rules of behavior in the house, however, in any case, do not try to behave aggressively or use unfair methods of education. This you will only set the dog against itself, and break her psyche so, and not reveal her personality completely.

Eskimo Spitz loves various games, needs intellectual and physical activity, loves a walk, and the society of his loved ones. Despite their internal independence, it is very kind, sympathetic, and affectionate dogs that appreciate attention and give it doubly. It fits perfectly as a dog companion.

Sometimes the Eskimo spitz is even too active, but not destructive, but rather foolish and crave exuberant fun. Children are treated well. By the way - these dogs are very talkative. They have a wide variety of vocal variations with which they seek to express the full range of their rich inner world.

 

Teaching

The ability to quickly understand the desires and words of the owner combined with innate good-naturedness and gentleness make these dogs almost ideal in terms of education. They just get results, and you can be taught to perform not only basic commands but also more complex. The Eskimo Spitz has a good memory, for example, can memorize and distinguish items that should be brought. That is, he can remember what slippers and bags, and what is the difference between them.

Since these are good-natured and intelligent animals, they should also be treated like a good friend. Austerity is necessary only in some everyday situations, but training is important permanence and perseverance, with the promotion of dog success. After all, this breed and today show the wonders of ingenuity in the circus.

 

Care

The American Eskimo Spitz has a voluminous coat, which must be brushed at least once a week. You should bathe the dog once or twice a week, if necessary, prune the claws, and make sure that the ears, and eyes of the animal, were clean, removing the sediment.

 

Common Diseases

The breed of Eskimo Spitz belongs to the potentially healthy, and does not suffer from any complex hereditary diseases, with a few exceptions, namely:

  • hip dysplasia;
  • Legg-Calve-Perthes disease - also concerns the hip;
  • progressive retinal atrophy;
  • juvenile cataracts - concerns relatively young (up to six years) Eskimo Spitz. It is considered a hereditary disease.

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But, these cases are all rare, and if the owner provides good content and quality nutrition, he in 99% of cases can not worry about visiting the veterinarian.

 


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