The Finsk Spets is reserved and sensitive. As with most intelligent breeds, he becomes easily bored if not provided with a vast range of training exercises and activities. When outside be sure he is kept in a securely fenced in area or on a leash.
(Suomenpystykorva) (Finsk Spets) (Loulou Finnoi) The Finnish Spitz is quite well known for its golden hued coat. It is frequently likened to a fox because the two share similar colored coats.
Name: also known as Finsk Spets and Suomenpystykorva
Historical notes: The Finnish Spitz breed was developed as a "bark pointer.
Description: The Finnish Spitz, or Finsk Spets, is the national dog of Finland. They are an independent, reserved, cautious and sometimes aloof breed. This does not, however, overshadow their friendly and loyal nature towards their family.
The Finnish Spitz or Finsk Spets is the national dog of Finland. He is an independent, reserved, cautious and sometimes aloof breed. As he was bred to be a hunter he needs to be kept in a secure fenced yard or he may go off on a hunting expedition.
AKASuomenpystykorva, Finsk Spets
SizeMedium
Easy to trainLow/Medium
GroomingLow
SheddingMedium/High (seasonal)
Exercise neededLong walk and a run daily
Energy levelMedium
ProtectionMakes an effective watchdog ...
When he first came to England he was called the Finsk Spets (derived from his Swedish name), but in 1891 the name was officially changed to Finnish Spitz. The breed gained his nickname of Finkie after his arrival in England in the 1920s.
Other Names: Suomenpystykorva, Finsk Spets, Loulou Finnois
Height: (Approx.) 16-20 In.
Group: Northern ...
Finnish Spitz
(Suomenpystykorva) (Finsk Spets) (Loulou Finnoi)
Kati ...
(Alternative names: Suomenpystykorva, Finsk Spets)
Finnish Spitz Appearance ...
When it first arrived in England, for instance, it was referred to as Finsk Spets (a tribute to its Swedish name); in 1891, however, Finnish Spitz became its official name. The nickname "Finkie" was later adopted.
In England, the dog was first known by a derivation of its Swedish name, the Finsk spets. It was in1891 that the name was officially changed to Finnish spitz, and the nickname "Finkie" became popular after the dog's arrival in England in the 1920s.
Finnish Pricked Ear Dog, and he can't compete there for a show title until he has proved himself in hunting trials. He's also been called the Finnish Barking Bird Dog because of his unique hunting habits, and in England, he's known as Finsk spets.
Country of Origin: Finland
Exercise Required: Daily long walks.
Expected Life Span: 12 - 15 Years
Best suited as: Working Dog, Family Pet
Other names: Loulou Finnoi, Finsk Spets, Suomenpystykorva ...
 See also: Finnish Spitz, Spitz, Loulou, Pointer, Hip Dysplasia
  
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