Personality and Temperament of the Finnish Spitz

Personality and Temperament of the Finnish Spitz

Puppies and Dogs have completely different personalities and temperaments according to their particular type of breed. Much of this goes back to the reason this dog was bred in the first place. Was it a working dog or a companion dog? A Sporting dog or a herding dog? What was the original purpose of the Finnish Spitz

• Dog Group: Non-Sporting Group
• The Finnish Spitz was bred as a bird hunter which required a personality and temperament with attributes such as independence, strength, dedication and devotion

The Personality and Temperament of the Finnish Spitz is friendly and sociable. Having said this, the breed can be a little withdrawn or reserved around unfamiliar people so it's important to introduce them to new people from an early age to prevent this happening when your pup develops into an adult dog. The typical temperament of the Finnish Spitz is spirited and fun loving. Puppies and dogs are playful and active so they regular, varied exercise and playtime should form part of their normal daily routine. This is a dedicated and devoted breed of puppy and dog that aims to please its owners and family. This breed bonds well with humans and it enjoys the company of children, however, all dogs should be supervised, particularly around young children. Dogs and puppies from this breed naturally have curious temperaments, they are independent thinkers and strong minded but at the same time they are even-tempered.
 

Personality and Temperament of the Finnish Spitz