Rescue Finnish Spitzs
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About Finnish Spitzs
The Finnish Spitz is a medium sized breed known for its fox like appearance, with erect ears, a bushy tail, and a dense double coat that comes in shades of golden red. Originating in Finland, these lively and energetic dogs were traditionally used for hunting small game, including birds and squirrels. Their distinctive yodel like bark, known as the "bark of the north," makes them excellent watchdogs. Finnish Spitz are intelligent, independent, and affectionate, making them loyal companions for active families.
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KEEGAN SC
Finnish Spitz, Shepherd
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Austin, Texas
male, medium, young
Finnish Spitz, Shepherd
Austin, Texas
BOOTS
Finnish Spitz, German Shepherd Dog
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Magnolia, Texas
male, medium, young
Finnish Spitz, German Shepherd Dog
Magnolia, Texas
CHAPULIN
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
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Thousand Palms, California
male, medium, young
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
Thousand Palms, California
PELUSA (20260403-03)
Finnish Spitz
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Niagara Falls, Ontario
female, small, adult
Finnish Spitz
Niagara Falls, Ontario
IAGO
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
🇺🇸
Bellingham, Washington
male, medium, adult
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
Bellingham, Washington
PRECIOUS
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
🇺🇸
Savannah, Georgia
female, medium, adult
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
Savannah, Georgia
FINNLEY BRIE WHISKINGTON III
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
🇺🇸
San Bernardino, California
male, medium, young
Finnish Spitz, Mixed Breed
San Bernardino, California
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