The Japanese Spitz was developed in Japan in the 1920s by
breeding other Spitz type dogs together. It started with white
German Spitz dogs that were bred with other dogs from
around the world.
The Japanese Spitz was exported to Sweden in the early 1950s
and is still a common breed there. From Scandinavia they went to
England, and has since spread around the world.
An average Japanese Spitz is active, smart, and loyal, and they
are known for being brave and devoted. Despite their small size
they’re alert watch dogs and tend to bark at strangers. They are
generally good with children, and enjoy being active with their
family. The breed was created to be companions, and they want
to be close to their people.
This is a healthy breed with a life expectancy of ten to sixteen
years.
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