Japanese Spitz
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A Japanese Spitz is a petite to moderate-sized breed of companion canine resembling American Eskimo Dogs, white Pomeranians, or diminutive Samoyeds. Renowned for their intelligence, trainability, and affable nature with both children and families, they’re highly sought after as pets in Singapore due to their favorable temperament and compact stature. If you’re interested in acquiring one, we offer a diverse range of Japanese Spitz puppies sourced from reputable breeders, ensuring they make ideal companions for you. Each of our dogs undergoes thorough health checks, vaccination, and deworming. Additionally, purchasing from us entitles you to a complimentary one-month service for flea, tick, and heartworm prevention, along with a complimentary grooming session for your new pet before adoption.
Characteristic | Description |
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Size | Small to medium-sized |
Weight | 5 – 10 kg |
Coat Type | Double coat with a thick, soft undercoat and a longer, straight outer coat |
Shedding | Moderate shedding, regular grooming required |
HDB Approved | Yes, approved for HDB living (subject to regulations) |
Trainability | Highly trainable, intelligent, responsive to commands |
Suitability for | Great with children and families |
Highly preferred as pets in Singapore due to their excellent temperament and small size | |
Exercise Requirements | Moderate exercise needs, daily walks and playtime are sufficient |
Life Span | 10 – 16 years |
Apartment Friendly | Yes, apartment-friendly breed due to small size and moderate exercise needs |
Health | Health checked, vaccinated, and dewormed |
The Japanese Spitz is a beloved breed known for its small to medium size and striking resemblance to other fluffy canines such as American Eskimo Dogs, white Pomeranians, and small Samoyeds. Their distinctive double coat, composed of a thick, soft undercoat and a longer, straight outer coat, not only lends to their adorable appearance but also requires regular grooming to manage their moderate shedding. Despite their fluffy exterior, Japanese Spitz dogs are highly intelligent and trainable, making them ideal companions for families seeking an affectionate and responsive pet. Their adaptability to various living situations, including apartment living, further adds to their appeal, particularly in urban environments like Singapore, where they are approved for Housing Development Board (HDB) living.
While the precise origins of the Japanese Spitz breed remain somewhat unclear, they are believed to have originated in Japan during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. It is thought that larger Spitz-type dogs were imported from Europe and subsequently bred selectively in Japan to create the modern Japanese Spitz breed we know today. Over time, these dogs became cherished for their friendly demeanor, adaptability, and longevity, with an average lifespan ranging from 10 to 16 years. Their popularity has spread beyond their country of origin, captivating the hearts of dog enthusiasts worldwide.
In contemporary society, Japanese Spitz dogs continue to be adored for their endearing personalities and charming appearance. Their affectionate nature, combined with their intelligence and ease of training, makes them excellent companions for individuals and families alike. Whether curling up on the couch for a cozy evening or accompanying their owners on outdoor adventures, Japanese Spitz dogs bring joy and companionship to those fortunate enough to share their lives with them.