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Keeshond

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Keeshond (pl. Keeshonden), breed of medium-sized nonsporting dog raised in Holland for several hundred years and introduced into England in the year 1900. It stands about 18 in. (46 cm) high at the shoulder and weighs from 32 to 40 lb (14.5-18.1 kg). Its weather-resistant double coat consists of a thick, downy underlayer and an abundant, straight, harsh topcoat that stands out from the body. The undercoat is gray or cream-colored, and the outer hairs are black-tipped. Undoubtedly of Arctic origin, the Keeshond is related to the Norwegian elkhound, the Samoyed, the chow chow, and, most cl... Read more
Pomeranian
Breed of toy dog developed from the same sled-dog ancestors as the Keeshond, Samoyed , and Norwegian elkhound. It is said to have been bred down in size from a 30-lb (14-kg) dog in the duchy of Pomerania... Read more
nonsporting dog
...raised chiefly as house pets and companions. The following breeds are classified as nonsporting dogs by the American Kennel Club: Boston terrier , bulldog , chow chow , Dalmatian , French bulldog , Keeshond , Lhasa apso , poodle , and schipperke . Read more

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