15 Perfect Facts About Keeshonds

These fluffy, spherical “Dutchmen” are in constant spiritual dependence on the owner and his family members. Well, more specifically, the Wolfspitz relative will always prefer the company of a person to a canine society.

The American Kennel Club recognized the Keeshond in 1949.

The plural form of Keeshond is Keeshonden.

A Keeshond will dig a hole to lie in the ground where it is cooler during the summer and warmer during the winter.