Sound Of Spitz Powder
German spies - small dogs with a very ancient history, but at the beginning of the 18th century, they were two or three times bigger than modern spies. The smallest living members of this species are medium, small and miniature spies. The main difference between varieties is size.
Mittelspitz, or medium spice, shall have a height in the blank between 30 and 38 cm.
Kleinspitz, or a small spitz, ideally not below 23 cm, but not above 29 cm.
The zverhspitz, or a Pomeran spy, or a miniature spitz or a spy, according to the standard, shall be 18 to 22 cm high. The weight of the spies must match their size.
Little German spice. Rus House Worhut.
German spikes have an excellent ecterier. They're active, resilient, common, determined, enjoying games and walks. The species ' dogs are not only well adapted to different climatic conditions, but are quickly used to the new place of residence. In addition, they are under the rhythm of their master's life. Spies can be calm with older owners and active with younger owners, so they are suitable for people of any age.
German spikes are loyal, mental and self-sufficient, and they love barf. It's not enough for anyone to have a constant little dog whistle, so since early childhood, spies need to be raised and to stop lies for no reason. The permanent seating of dogs on their hands and jealousy should not be encouraged. Reversal attitudes, cripples, constant li, excessive perseverance, viciousness, aggression is all the result of wrong education.
In educating small dogs such as German spikes, it is necessary to show the same firmness, perseverance and methodicality as when large dogs are raised. It is important to maintain confidence and hold leadership positions. However, grossness was unacceptable. Speakers are well-trained, and with proper education, they show great obedience. They can be started from five months of age. A well-built spitz is the key to a happy life and the dog himself and her owner.
Alter Pars Christ Barlow's miniature German spike (10 weeks)
Alter Pars. Photo D. Scherbakova
German spikes are brave, not aggressive, hard to scare them. Their size prevents them from horrifying burglars or other enemies, but spies can warn their owners of them. The lack of conflict between the Spies allows them to deal with other animals in the house, even with their sex. German spikes also get along with children, but very small children with no skills to communicate with small dogs can hurt spies, so this communication should be under adult supervision or completely excluded.
There's no way to go after German spies. It's 1-2 times a week to brush dogs with a massage cheek. This procedure is more frequent (3-4 times) during the line period. The claws should be rigged as they grow, with special attention to this during dog growth. Falled claws can cause the wrong laps. The ears and teeth are recommended to be looked at more than once a week, and the eyes are every day.
The spies should be washed as they were, as their wool almost fell and had no unpleasant smell. Despite their size, medium, small and miniature spikes should be walking in fresh air. The dead, like the smallest spies, can teach you to go to the bathroom. So, in bad weather, dogs can stay at home.
Pomeran spice♪ Rus House Worhut.
It is desirable to feed adult dogs of this breed twice a day with professional industrial food.
The Germans are fine with their health. They have no major hereditary diseases, but spies are allergic. With the right content and care, these dogs can survive until 19-20 years. Their average life expectancy is 12 to 15 years.
