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Dog breeds : Finnish Lapphund / Suomenlapinkoira


Stenseitens Serkkis, owner: Ambjörn Lindqvist, Sweden

GeneralThe Finnish Lapphund is a medium-sized, sturdily-built, Spitz-type dog with profuse double coat, and a nearly square body. The tail is set high and of medium length, covered with long hair, and carried in a curl over the back when the dog is moving. The Finnish Lapphund comes in all colors, but a single color must predominate. The breed is presented in a completely natural condition except for trimming around the feet and hocks to neaten the appearance. The Finnish Lapphund is a working dog, capable of herding reindeer all day. Deviations from the standard are to be penalized to the degree they affect the dog's ability to work.
 
CharacteristicsThe Finnish Lapphund is intelligent, willing, affectionate, and adaptable. They have natural herding instincts and a tendency to bark which can be diminished with training. They make excellent watchdogs that will bark at strangers, but lack any tendency toward aggression. Finnish Lapphunds live very easily with children and other dogs.
 
TemperamentKeen, courageous, calm and willing to learn. Friendly and Faithful.
 
HistoryFor hundreds of years the Lapps have used dogs of the same type as the Finnish Lapphund as reindeer herders and watchdogs in Finnish Scandinavia and in the northern parts of Russia. Due to these dogs, the first standard of the Lapponian Herder was established by the Finnish Kennel Club in 1945. The breed'’ name was changed into Lapphund in 1967. In the 1970'’ the type and picture of the breed became fixed and the standard has been specified several times. The breed name was again changed to Finnish Lapphund in 1993. The breed type has been become stable in a short time and today the breed is very popular in the whole of Finland, mainly as a house and hobby dog.
 
OriginFinland.
 
UtilizationOriginally a herder and watch dog used in the work of keeping reindeer. Today also popular as a companion dog.
 

 

ClassificationSpitz and primitive types
 
SizeMedium
 
HeightIdeal height for males - 49 cm [19.5 ins]. Ideal height for females - 44 cm [17 ins].
 
Weight-
 
GroomingLittle
 
ExcerciseLittle
 
ActivityMedium
 
LocalityCountry
 
Health-
 
Life span-
 
Litter size-
 
Good with childrenYes
 
Good with dogsYes
 
Good with other petsYes
 


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