| The American Eskimo is a member of the
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| | the standard, measuring over 15 and up to
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| family of Spitz dogs. The Spitz type
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| | 19 inches. The coat is always white,
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| breeds can trace their history back to
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| | biscuit, or cream, with black being the
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| the "Peat Dogs" of the New Stone Age.
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| | preferred color of the rims of the eyes,
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| All of them possess double coats that
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| | nose and lips. The coat is typically
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| stand away from the body, prick ears and
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| | easy care, requiring only a thorough
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| a tail that curls tightly and is usually
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| | brushing once a week or so. The little
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| carried over the back. Among the most
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| | dog is well built and balanced, slightly
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| common Spitz breeds represented today are
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| | longer than it is tall, with a large ruff
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| the Keeshond, the Chow Chow, the Finnish
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| | around the neck. This little dog loves
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| Spitz, the Shiba Inu and the Akita and
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| | to go walking and its beauty always
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| several others, besides the American
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| | attracts admirers.The American Eskimo is
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| Eskimo. The American Eskimo has the
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| | an exceptionally healthy dog, having no
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| shape of the typical Spitz type of dog,
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| | particular genetic diseases. There may
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| with short erect ears, a bushy stand off
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| | be some tearing of the eye, which needs
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| coat all over the body and a brushy tail
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| | to be watched, but other than that there
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| curling over the back. In 1985 The
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| | seem to be no outstanding health issues.
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| American Eskimo was first registered in
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| | Even with its heavy coat it is considered
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| the American Kennel club in the non
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| | an "indoor" dog and except for shedding
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| sporting group. It is considered that
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| | it makes a fine pet. The American Eskimo
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| perhaps the name came from the numbers of
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| | is most popularly used these days as a
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| these small Spitz-type dogs that were
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| | companion dog for the house, typically it
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| bred by the American Eskimos and were
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| | is a good watchdog that will bark a
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| used as sledding dogs. The dogs that
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| | warning but will not show aggression. It
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| were bred by the Eskimos however were of
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| | is alert and watchful, affectionate and
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| a larger size and stockier. The dogs the
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| | friendly. It is a playful yet mellow
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| Eskimos used were most likely descended
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| | pet, its disposition being quite friendly
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| from the German Spitz, crossed with the
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| | and its size being non threatening for
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| Keeshond and the White Pomeranian. After
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| | children or the elderly. The American
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| the admittance into the American Kennel
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| | Eskimo is a smart dog and does well in
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| Club the breed officially became known as
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| | Obedience trials and in agility. He
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| the American Eskimo, with the nickname of
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| | possesses an easy attitude, generally
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| Eskie.The Eskie comes in three sizes,
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| | very trainable and non aggressive to
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| toy, measuring 9-12 inches, miniature,
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| | other dogs as well as people.
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| measuring over 12 and up to 15 inches and
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