American Eskimo

If you want a cuddly dog ​​that likes to play and loves to learn, the American Eskimo Dog will be ideal for you.
Origin of the American Eskimo Dog
This dog breed has canine lineages from Northern Europe. However, it was developed in the United States, where its popularity has gone global since the early 20th century. Its appearance is very defined and is also a reason for appreciation. It stands out for its totally white, silky and dense fur that covers —practically— its entire body.

[center]history of the american eskimo dog[/center]

The origins of the American Eskimo Dog are in the United States, where its definitive conformation began at the beginning of the 19th century, and it is believed that it was promoted by German immigrants who arrived in North America at that time. The ancestors go back to the spitz family of Nordic breeds. Although not exactly defined, White German, Finnish Spitz, Pomeranian and Keeshond are considered relatives.
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The American Eskimo Dog comes from the Spitz family of dogs.[/center]
Unfortunately, due to their physical prowess, these dogs have been victims of being used for entertainment shows in circuses, where they were subjected to demanding tricks, such as tightrope walking. This practice, with the advancement of animal protection laws, has decreased considerably but has not disappeared.

With the increase in its popularity in North American society and its arrival in other cities around the world, the American Eskimo Dog Club of America was created in 1985 and was officially recognized as a breed in the mid-1990s by both the American Kennel Club (AKC) and the United Kennel Club (UKC), two of the most prestigious canine registration entities in the world.
                    [center]Behaviour[/center]

The American Eskimo Dog is a species that tends to establish a very close relationship with its own. This often leads him to have a possessive temperament, but in general he has a very affectionate and devoted treatment at home, especially with the little ones, with whom he loves to have fun.