American Eskimo Dog

Alaskan Klee Kai is a miniature copy of the Husky; this breed was developed in the 1970s. They have a very high energy level, and they are quite like barker dogs. This breed gets bonded very easily with their owners and can be very suspicious with strangers. This small breed has a very high energy level; it easily can learn tricks, so they can keep their owner entertained. They have a very loving temper and can be very good playmates. With proper training and socialization, they can work very well with small children.

The Keeshond is a friendly, lively and intelligent companion dog. The national dog of the Netherlands, this sturdy breed worked on river vessels in Europe as a companion and watchdog. The Keeshond is medium in size and has a dense, fluffy coat that is typically black and grey in color. Endlessly happy, this adaptable breed is known for its sweet, playful and eager-to-please nature. The Keeshond is full of personality, is very quick to learn and makes a wonderful family pet.

This fashionable breed is more than 2,000 years old and stems from ancient China. The Chow has had several well-known owners throughout the years, including Elvis Presley and Martha Stewart. Timeless and loyal, the Chow Chow has several distinctive features: a blue-black tongue, a stiff-legged "stilted" way of moving, and a snobbish expression, along with the large ruff around the head and shoulders. This medium-sized lion lookalike enjoys exercise, thrives in cold weather, and also can do well living in an apartment or a home.

Just like the name says, this breed was created in Japan between 1920 and 1930 by crossing other spitz breeds. Japanese Spitz’s appearance is very similar to the Pomeranian; however, this breed has a thick and white off-standing coat. Usually, Japanese Spitz doesn’t enjoy the company of other dogs, so if you have other pets at home, it’s very important to socialize them at their very young ages. However, they are great companion animals; they love to attract their human’s attention. This breed is full of energy, active, and playful. Also, they will want to run and play outside a lot. The average weight of this breed is 10 to 20 pounds.

While Pomeranians are very small dogs, they are known for their big dog personalities! These fluffy, affectionate dogs are also very athletic and intelligent, and excel at agility and obedience. They love to be pampered and crave attention from their families (and will let you know when they want more!). Pomeranians are confident and bold dogs. They are also fairly active dogs and love to go on walks or have play time. Pomeranians typically weigh about 4-7 lbs.