Jämthund

Spitz and Primitive types 👁 422 views Updated 2026-10-30

Sweden's large, wolf-gray elk hound—versatile and hardy northern spitz.

Overview. The Jämthund (Swedish Elkhound) is a large, wolf-gray spitz from Sweden, a versatile hunter of moose and a national breed.

History & Origin

Developed in the Jämtland region for big-game hunting; recognized as distinct from the Norwegian Elkhound in the 1940s.

Appearance & Coat

Strong and wolf-like, with a dense gray coat with lighter underparts and a curled tail.

Temperament

Brave, friendly, and independent, it is a tireless worker and steady companion.

Care & Exercise

Needs exercise and grooming; not for sedentary homes.

FCI Recognition

Recognized by the FCI in Group 5 (Spitz and Primitive types).

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