99% of Japanese Spitz Owners Don't Know This

Did you know that Japanese Spitz dogs are often described as having a "smile" due to their upturned mouths? But how does their facial expression contribute to their overall appeal and charm?
Originating from the Land of the Rising Sun, the Japanese Spitz is a delightful small to medium-sized dog breed that has captured hearts worldwide with its fluffy white coat and charming demeanor. This breed is known for its friendly and outgoing nature, making it an ideal family companion. With a thick double coat and a distinctive fox-like appearance, the Japanese Spitz has a regal yet playful presence. Renowned for their intelligence, these dogs excel in various activities and sports. Regular grooming is a must to maintain their pristine coat, and their vocal and expressive nature adds a unique charm to their communication style.
Join us as we explore 30 fascinating Japanese Spitz Facts, delving into their history, characteristics, and the qualities that make them beloved companions in homes around the globe.
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0:00 Intro
0:04 Fact 1 - 5
1:16 Fact 6 - 10
2:36 Fact 11 - 15
3:49 Fact 16 - 20
4:56 Fact 21 - 25
6:10 Fact 26 - 30
7:20 Outro

[@fotoalive]

I have one of these babies , she is going to be 4 years old in march . She has been adorable from day one and she brings lots of joy everyday in my life . I love her so much! Thank you for this very informative video.

[@akadjblaze]

Love my Japanese Spitz, his name is Shiro, looking at those size numbers, he is big for the breed, weighs around 11.5kg, around 40cm tall and he is still only 9 months! Absolute adorable fluffball and he knows it too! So true about their coat, it is amazing, teflon dogs indeed!

[@jabbarmuhammad8804]

Japanese Spitz dogs are cute white powderpuffs

[@officialtinno]

OMG... they need to bath a couple times a year? i bath my dog like twice a month. is it too much?

[@jawaidhu]

Probably yes but it will certainly differ by region/geography. I will say make it once a month if u want to be too careful but not more than that. Other thing could be if u somehow manage to make it dirty by playing but their coat stays clean as is so that might be hard to implement. Average by what I have read is once every 2 months which, if u r just going by personal choice and not by the condition of the coat, is what u should be following

[@AnnieStartingOver]

My breeder told me my girl should not be bathed more than 3-4 times a year because it can remove the important Teflon coat oils.