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#4 An accepted standard – it doesn’t exist.
This breed is not recognized by the Fédération Cynologique Internationale (ICF), resulting in a lack of demand for the tailed beast's appearance.
#5 Instead, the American Kennel Club contains the necessary description of the American Eskimo Spitz: temperament, height, weight, and other qualities.
A representative of such a breed simply cannot have a bad mood. He is active, playful, has a light disposition, and simply adores children.
#6 A quick-witted pet will try in every possible way to protect its beloved owner from bad thoughts, and often for this they begin to indulge in or execute all commands with lightning speed.
Despite the good-natured and loyal character, the Shpitz can become an excellent guard, so there is no point in worrying about your safety. And unwanted guests will not come to the house once again.
