Eskimo Dog
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The breed is as old as 10,000 years, where it can be found as a sled and hunting dog near the Arctic Circle. The powerfully built Eskimo Dog weighs 60 to 105 pounds and stands 20 to 27 inches tall.
Eskimo dogs need firm coat brushing twice a week to prevent matting and tangling. During shedding season, daily brushing is needed. It is a breed with drier skin as compared to other dogs so bathing should be done only when necessary.
Description: The Eskimo Dog is strong and purposeful, it was, and still is, used by the Inuits, or eskimos, as sled dogs.
The Eskimo Dog probably originated in eastern Siberia, and shared common ancestry with the Alaskan Malamute, Siberian Husky, and Samoyed.
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American Eskimo Dogs are fun-loving, playful, and charismatic. They are very good with children and make excellent family pets.
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American Eskimo Dogs are always ready to play.
The standard for the American Eskimo Dog calls for them to be white or white & cream, with brown eyes (blue eyes, such as those found on the Siberian Husky, ...
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The American Eskimo Dog has a trademark white coat and
triangular-shaped, pointed ears.
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American Eskimo Dogs have a long, straight silky/course outer coat. The undercoat is very dense. They have a scruff of thick hair around their neck, although this is more typical in males.
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American Eskimo Dogs need a lot of exercise. They are indeed large dogs in small packages, and they can become destructive if they don't get regular exercise. They do well in busy households because their energy helps them keep up with everyone.
American Eskimo Dog Temperament
The American Eskimo Dog is a very playful and energetic dog, although many do calm down as they grow older.
American Eskimo Dog Temperament
The American Eskimo Dog is one that is a people pleaser and very loving. They are extremely eager to please and for this reason they are exceptionally simple to train as pups.
American Eskimo Dog Temperament
Because of its quick wit and desire to please, the American Eskimo Dog is relatively easy to train and does well in competitive obedience.
Canadian Eskimo Dog
Origin
It is believed that around 1100-1200 AD the Thule Inuit migrated throughout Canada's Arctic Region bringing with them the first Canadian Eskimo Dogs.
American Eskimo Dog Breed Standard
Non-Sporting Group
General Appearance
The American Eskimo Dog, a loving companion dog, presents a picture of strength and agility, alertness and beauty.
AMERICAN ESKIMO DOG Breed Standards
The American Eskimo Dog, or “Eskie,' is not actually connected to American Eskimos in any way, and is in fact a product of Germany.
American Eskimo Dog
The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of companion dog originating in the United States of America (probably in New York City) in the twentieth century. The breed was formerly called a German Spitz or an "American Eskimo Spitz".
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The American Eskimo Dog is a smart and playful breed. The light colored coat is dense and fairly easy to maintain.
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American Eskimo Dog's Physical Characteristics
Size: Three Types: Toy, 9-12 inches; Miniature, 12-15 inches; and Standard, 15-19 inches
Coat: dense undercoat with a longer coat of guard hair growing through the undercoat to become the outer coat.
American Eskimo Dog Appearance
The standard for the American Eskimo Dog calls for them to be white or white & cream, with brown eyes (blue eyes, such as those found on the Siberian Husky, ...
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The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of companion dog originating in the United States of America (probably in New York City) in the twentieth century.
The American Eskimo Dog is a breed of companion dog originating in the United States of America (probably in New York City) in the twentieth century. The breed was formerly called a German Spitz or an "American Eskimo Spitz".
The American Eskimo Dog has a slightly long body and a compact build, very much resembling the Nordic Spitz type. Its gait is both agile and bold; its expression, meanwhile, is very alert and keen.
The American Eskimo Dog (also knoωn as t"e Eskie) i- often мistaken as а spitz bгeed. This cοmmon mistake is not without merit, however, as the breed descended from one of the spitz varieties that was сreated in Germany.
The American Eskimo Dog is a strong and agile dog that irradiates beauty. It is a small to medium-size Nordic type dog, in a basic color: white or white with biscuit cream.
No one knows exactly when and how the American Eskimo Dog originated. However, the American Eskimo Dog is one of the Spitz family of Nordic breeds, and is possibly related to the White German Spitz, Samoyed and White Keeshond.
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Eskimo Dog
Other Names: Husky, Esquimaux, Canadian Eskimo Dog
Height: (Approx.) 16-27 In.
The Eskimo Dog does not bark but howls like a wolf.
It is also knows as the Esquimaux.
American Eskimo Dog Breed Profile
Other names American Eskimo,American Spitz,German Spitz
Life Expectancy About 15 or more years
Breed Group: Non-Sporting
Weight: 6-40 lbs
Height: 9-19 inches
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American Eskimo Dog is highly intelligent and willing to please. Alert and easy to train, the American Eskimo Dog often ranks among the top scorers in obedience trials. Some individuals have a willful streak, but most like to work.
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One of the most beautiful dogs you will ever set your eyes on, the American Eskimo dog is a medium-sized whitish, cream or biscuit colored breed. These dogs have a long history dating all the way back to the German settlers.
"American Eskimo Dog" became the official breed name during World War I, when an reference to Germany was considered anathema in the Allied Nations.
American Eskimo Dog
Eskies are affectionate, playful, charming, and loving. They are considered to be one of the best family dogs because they are so great with children. They are also extremely obedient.
Canadian Eskimo Dogs
These dogs have their origin in North America. They are very rare and very old as well. These purebred dogs are very treasured for their unique character and the fact that they are versatile.
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Believed to have descended from the Spitz variety of Germany, the American Eskimo Dog may have also been influenced by other breeds like the keeshond, the Pomeranian, and the white Italian Spitz (Volpino Italiano).
These were the Tahltan Bear Dog, the Canadian Eskimo Dog, the Newfoundland, and, of course, the Nova Scotia Duck Tolling Retriever. In 1995, Nova Scotia picked the Toller as its official dog, thus marking 50 years of recognition by the CKC.
Pulling sleds on snow (Alaskan Malamute, Chinook, Eskimo Dog, Eurasier, Greenland Dog, Siberian Husky)
Guard dog (Aidi, Mastiff, Bullmastiff, Chow Chow, Doberman, Rottweiler)
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Favorite circus dog of the 19th century, American Eskimo Dog is quick, bright, intelligent, playful, inquisitive, beautiful with snowy-white coat and can perform many tricks including walking a tight rope.
names: Alapaha Blue Blood Bulldog/Otto, Canadian Eskimo Dog/Canadian Inuit Dog
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The dog they developed shares its ancestry with other arctic breeds: the Samoyed of Russia, the Siberian Husky and the Eskimo dogs of Greenland and Labrador.
This breed of dog looks a lot like the American Eskimo dog. Its face is like a fox. Its double coat is thick and has a characteristic ruff. Looking at its figure from the side, you will notice that it is almost square due to the thickness of the coat.
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Thus, some Spitzes through China and Manchuria came to the Japanese Spitz kennels, as well as the American Eskimo Dogs. Even if a small Japanese Spitz "smiles" just like Samoyed, he is not a relative of a Samoyed.
They range from small dog breeds like the petite Bichone Frise to large dog breeds such as the American Eskimo Dog. All dog breeds were originally bred for some type of job like herding, guarding, or hunting.
and Salukis, which are known today for their coursing abilities, and also Mastiffs (combatant and guard dogs) all appeared in bas-relief very early in the history of the dog. Dogs from the far north - the Norwegian Elkhound and the Eskimo Dog - may ...
 See also: American Eskimo, American Eskimo Dog, Cocker Spaniel, American Cocker Spaniel, Alaskan Malamute
  
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