Japanese Spitz

What is a Japanese Spitz ? Japanese Spitz is a medium sized breed with white double coat. They are companion and watch type dogs that are especially suited for apartments and small spaces. Japanese Spitz are said to have been originated from Japan by cross breeding several Spitz breeds during 1920's and 1930's. Appearance Japanese Spitz are known to have thick white furs with pointed ears and black muzzle, their tails curl above their body which is often fury. The dense overcoat is waterproof

character and most talked about. Buck is a steong dog that protects people and he lives in a big house.There was alot of kids that played with Buck. The antagonist of the story is Spitz. Spitz is a very mean and violent but is also almost the same as Buck. A antagonist is the person that is against the protagonist. Spitz is a big dog and bigger than therest of them and he also a mean dog. The story The call of the wild is a story about a dog named Buck and he is a mix of two other dogs and Buck is

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