This beautiful dog looks like a fox, and he’s as clever as one. Finnish Spitz dogs are devoted to their families and love frisky play with kids. They are active and “barkative”, with sounds ranging from soft “singing” and yodeling to high-pitched barking. They are intelligent and independent thinkers. While Finn’s are affectionate with their families, they may be shy around strangers and other dogs.
Finnish Spitz breed facts
The Finnish Spitz is the national dog of Finland. In Finland, contests are held annually to select a “King Barker.” Except in Finland, the Finnish Spitz is primarily a house dog.
Information you should know before owning a Finnish Spitz
The Finnish Spitz is prized in Finland for its handsome fox-like appearance, lively personality and loyal disposition.
The Finnish Spitz is a faithful companion.
He has functioned since earliest times as a natural bark pointer, who directs the hunter to the location of treed game by a distinctive bark or yodel.
