Keeshonds are a spitz type breed which were originally bred as Dutch barge dogs (hense their barking habits). There are similar, smaller breeds- Japanese Spitz (white) and German Spitz (variety of colours as well as multi's).
The 16th most intelligent dog is the Keeshond, a smart, fluffy and friendly dog:)
12-15 years 13-17 years is a Keeshond lifespan
The dog on the Mistresses TV show is the German Shepard.
no you cannot if you want it to be pure bred
There is no such thing as the Lion Shepherd Dog. German Shepherds are a breed of dog that originated in Germany and are typically brown and tan and weigh anywhere from 51 to 88 pounds.
The Keeshond.
it's called a keeshond there not that popular but I have one. They originated from Germany and were the dogs of the royal family.
keeshond
keeshond: scandanavian dog used to guard boats.
Laura Marano has a dog named Velvet who is a Keeshond
The 16th most intelligent dog is the Keeshond, a smart, fluffy and friendly dog:)
A keeshond is a type of dog. They can be found different places, such as a breeder, or at some dog shows you might find some that are available for sale. You might get lucky and find one in a shelter or in a rescue.
The Keeshond is in the AKC Non-sporting group.
12-15 years 13-17 years is a Keeshond lifespan
Yes, the Pomeranian breed is closely related to the Keeshond.
The Keeshond has an arctic origin. In the eighteenth century the Keeshond was known as "a dog of the people." In its veins runs the blood of the Samoyed,Chow Chow, Finnish Spitz, Norwegian Elkhound, and Pomeranian. At the beginning of the French Revolution, it became the symbol of the Dutch Patriot political party who were led by the patriot Kees de Gyselaer. Gyselaer owned a dog named Kees, which gave the breed its name. The breed then suffered a long period of neglect. They were first introduced into the UK by Mrs. Wingfield-Digby and did not become popular again until 1920, when it arrived in the US. It became known as the Dutch Barge Dog, as it worked as a watch and guarddog on riverboats, barges and on farms. The Keeshond was recognized by the AKC in 1930.
The life span of a Keeshond is 12 - 14 years.