Spitz Group
Categories
- Ainu Dog (1)
- Alaskan Husky (1)
- Alaskan Klee Kai (18)
- American Indian Dog (1)
- Canadian Eskimo Dog (0)
- Chinese Foo Dog (2)
- Chinook (8)
- Eurasier (5)
- Finnish Lapphund (6)
- Finnish Spitz (14)
- German Spitz (5)
- Greenland Dog (2)
- Hokkaido (2)
- Iceland Sheepdog (6)
- Inuit Sled Dog (1)
- Japanese Spitz (6)
- Kai (1)
- Karelian Bear Dog (3)
- Kishu (1)
- Korean Jindo (6)
- Laika (1)
- Norbottenspitz (0)
- Norwegian Buhund (4)
- Norwegian Lundehund (4)
- Pungsan (0)
- Seppala Siberian Sleddog (2)
- Shikoku (0)
- Volpino Italiano (3)
Links
Klub 5
Slovene club for Spitz and Primitive types
Northern Breed Dogs
(1 vote)
Links to the history, breeding development and current status of all dog breeds originating in the Circumpolar North, many of them from the Spitz family, from your Guide at About.com.
Primitive (Spitz) Breeds
(1 vote)
The spitz type is sometimes called 'primitive' because it is close to the original body form of the domestic dog. Spitz breeds are characterized by an overall wolf like appearance with the modification of a tail carried tightly erect and curled over the back.
Spitz Breeds
(1 vote)
Dog Infomat presents the Spitz-type breeds of Germany, Italy, China and Japan.
Spitz Breeds
(1 vote)
Scroll past Dingo/Pariah to Spitz group, from Primitive and Aboriginal Dog Society.