Japanese Spitz
A small, pure-white puffball spitz—the charming companion cousin of the Samoyed.
Overview. The Japanese Spitz is a small, pure-white spitz developed in Japan as a devoted companion, resembling a miniature Samoyed.
History & Origin
Created in the 1920s–30s from various spitz breeds, it became a beloved Japanese and international pet.
Appearance & Coat
Compact and plush, with a white stand-off double coat, pointed ears, and a curled tail.
Temperament
Cheerful, alert, and affectionate, it is a friendly, intelligent family dog.
Care & Exercise
Needs moderate exercise and regular brushing; sheds seasonally.
FCI Recognition
Recognized by the FCI in Group 5 (Spitz and Primitive types).
