Treat Canis Keeshond
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Keeshond

i   canis
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Introduction

General information

  • Originated in the Netherlands as a companion on the barges as well as a guard and vermin controller.
  • Although they require firm handling, they make very good watch dogs and companions.
  • They do not like hotter climates and the profuse coat does require very regular grooming.

Biological Data

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