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7 Things You Didn’t Know About The Finnish Spitz

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They moved to diverse locations several thousand years ago with different tribes.

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Due to its isolation from other dog breeds, the Finnish Spitz was effectively a purebred for a very long time.

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The Taimyr Wolf is their ancestor.

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Despite being employed mostly as companion animals, Finnish Spitz are still utilised for bird hunting in Finland.

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Finnish Spitz actually participate in an annual barking competition in Finland.

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The red colouring of the Finnish Spitz is renowned for looking like a fox.

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Suomenpystykorva, which translates to "Finnish cock-eared dog," is the name of the Finnish Spitz.