Dog Breeds

German Spitz

Suitable for Beginners

Small apartment

Small

orange Kleinspitz standing on grass field

Character

Active, Playful, Friendly

Group

Companion dogs, Small dog breeds

Hypoallergenic

no

Color

Black, White, Orange

Weight

1-3kg (m. & f.)

Height

20-29cm (m. & f.)

Lifespan

12-16 years

About

The Spitz is a lively and friendly breed known for its intelligence and joyful character. They are very loyal companions who form a strong bond with their family. Their curious and alert nature makes them excellent watchdogs, always keen to protect their loved ones. With their strong social behavior, they get along well with other animals, especially if raised together from a young age. These active dogs need several short walks or playtimes daily to burn off energy and stay happy. They are little powerhouses who also enjoy longer outings, though care should be taken to protect them from excessive heat. Spitzes love learning tricks and trying new things, which keeps both their mental and physical fitness in check. Short, varied training sessions are ideal for maintaining their attention and strengthening the bond. Caring for a Spitz requires time and attention, especially with their thick, soft coat that needs regular brushing to stay healthy and tangle-free. The Spitz is a wonderful companion for anyone seeking an intelligent, lively, and loyal dog that thrives in various living situations – whether in an apartment or house. As a playful partner in the park or a relaxed companion at home, the Spitz brings joy to its owner's life.

Suitable for Beginners

Easy to Train

Suitable for Apartment Living

Exercise Needs

Great with Kids

Friendly towards Strangers

Friendly with Dogs

Tendency to Bark or Howl

General Health

Easy to Groom

Shedding Level

Drooling Potential

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