15 - 19 lbs
12 - 15 inches
medium
History & Origin
The Japanese Spitz. They were bred for companion.
Health Considerations
- Regular vet checkups recommended
Grooming
Low to moderate maintenance
Exercise Needs
Moderate exercise requirements
Training
Trainable with positive reinforcement
Fun Facts
- 1The Japanese Spitz is known for its unique characteristics
- 2They are Affectionate and Obedient
Frequently Asked Questions
How much exercise does a Japanese Spitz need?
Moderate exercise requirements
What is the grooming requirement for a Japanese Spitz?
Low to moderate maintenance
Is the Japanese Spitz good with families?
The Japanese Spitz may be suitable for families depending on their temperament traits of Affectionate, Obedient, Playful. Proper socialization and training are important.
What are the main health concerns for Japanese Spitzs?
Common health concerns for Japanese Spitzs include Regular vet checkups recommended. Regular veterinary checkups and proper care can help prevent or manage these conditions.
How long does a Japanese Spitz typically live?
The average lifespan of a Japanese Spitz is 10 - 16 years. With proper care, nutrition, and regular exercise, many Japanese Spitzs can live long, healthy lives.
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