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Also known as Medium German Spitz
A bright, bouncy watchdog in a lion-like ruff
The Mittel is the medium-sized German Spitz, kept for centuries as a farm and cart-side watchdog. It is intelligent, active and closely bonded to its family, but it announces every visitor loudly and needs regular coat care.
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This breed needs about 60 minutes of activity a day. Around 3 sitter-led sessions a week keeps that routine going when work or travel gets in the way.
60
Minutes of activity a day
3
Suggested sessions a week
Home visits
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Yes, barking is the breed's best-known trait because it was bred to raise the alarm. Consistent training and enough activity help, but it will not disappear.
They are usually playful and affectionate with respectful children. Supervise young kids, as the breed does not enjoy rough handling.
Yes, they are quick and eager to work with people. Short, positive sessions work well, and the main challenge is teaching them to stay quiet.
CompanionA shaggy little clown with a big personality
CompanionA silky-coated terrier with a big-dog attitude
CompanionA cheerful powder puff that thrives on company