Natalie A.

answer · Japanese Spitz

One thing that really surprised me about the American Eskimo Dog is their intelligence. I expected them to be smart, but they pick up commands incredibly fast. They thrive on mental stimulation and can get bored easily, which leads to mischief if not engaged properly. Their energy level is higher than I anticipated, and they need regular exercise to stay happy. Additionally, they have a quirky personality that makes them a joy to have around. I never knew they could be so goofy!

question · Japanese Spitz

Would you recommend an American Eskimo Dog?

answer · Japanese Spitz

I wish I had known how much these dogs love to bark. It’s a part of their charm, but it can be overwhelming.

answer · Japanese Spitz

I absolutely recommend a Japanese Spitz! They are incredibly friendly and social dogs. Our Japanese Spitz, Kiko, loves to be around people and is great with kids. One thing I've noticed is their playful nature; they can be quite the little jokers. Just be ready for regular grooming, their fluffy coats need some maintenance.

answer · Japanese Spitz

Japanese Spitz are generally great with children. They tend to be very friendly and affectionate.

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Mine smiles constantly!

answer · Japanese Spitz

I would definitely choose an American Eskimo Dog again. Their energy and playfulness are unmatched.

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Yes, it really helped!

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My Spitz actually loves puzzle toys. She spends ages figuring out how to get the treats out. It's great to see her so engaged and happy!

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Same energy here. The confidence is hilarious for such a small dog in a big world. Honestly these moments are why I post on id4.pet. Real dogs, real personalities.

answer · Japanese Spitz

Definitely! My Eskie acts like they own the bed, but I love it. It's a cozy bonding time that I wouldn't trade for anything. They have a magical way of making you feel safe and loved.

answer · Japanese Spitz

I was surprised by how much they shed! Their fluffy coats need regular grooming to stay nice and tidy.

question · Japanese Spitz

Would you recommend this breed to first-time owners?

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What's been your biggest challenge?