German Spitz
A family of German spitz in several sizes, from the giant Wolfspitz to the tiny Pomeranian.
Overview. The German Spitz is a group of spitz dogs in multiple sizes—from the large Wolfspitz down to the tiny Pomeranian—all with a fox-like face and a curled tail.
History & Origin
An old European spitz type kept as farm and watch dogs; the Pomeranian is its smallest, most famous branch.
Appearance & Coat
Varied in size, with a lush double coat, erect ears, and a tail curled over the back; many colors.
Temperament
Alert, lively, and devoted, they are bright watchdogs and companions.
Care & Exercise
Needs exercise and grooming; smaller types suit apartments.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 5 (Spitz and Primitive types).
