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Spitz Dogs can make good pets in West Virginia if they match your IifestyIe. The Spitz was one of the first types of dogs to be domesticated. Spitzes closely resemble wolves. Spitz-type dogs are often used for guarding, sledding, hunting, and family companions. Most Spitzes make wonderful pets and do well with children. Spitzes include breeds such as the German Spitz, Keeshond, Akita, American Eskimo Dog, Alaskan Malamute, and Siberian Husky. Many Spitzes prefer cooler climates, like to have a job to do, and are best suited for homes with large yards.
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Spitzes are among the most ancient dog breeds. Some of the oldest archaeological Spitz remains have been found in Switzerland. Spitzes usually have curled tails.
Related pages:
Spitz Rescue
West Virginia Animal Rescue
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Monroe County - Union 24983
Monroe County Animal League 304-772-4445
Jackson County - Cottageville, West Virginia 25239
Jackson County Animal Shelter 304-372-6064
Morgan County - Berkeley Springs 25411
Humane Society of Morgan County 304-258-5592
Jefferson County - Charles Town 25414
Briggs Animal Adoption Center 304-728-8330
Cabell County - Barboursville, West Virginia 25504
Help For Animals 800-953-7297
Cabell County - Huntington, West Virginia 25705
Tri-State Animal Clinic of Huntington 304-525-VETS
Harrison County - Shinnston, West Virginia 26431
Humane Society of Harrison County 304-592-1600
Hampshire County - Augusta 26704
Humane Society of Hampshire County 304-496-8855
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