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fond of the Pomeranian but wish they were a bit larger, the German Spitz is exactly what you’re looking for! If you’ve never heard of this breed, you’re not alone, so keep

By Kathryn Copeland

German Spitz and the Pomeranian are very similar yet have differences that separate them. While they have a similar family tree and descend from herding dogs, breeders shaped the German Spitz and Pomeranian for different

By Beth Crane

dense fur, playful and affectionate, but also with a little independent side, then the Giant German Spitz may be the pooch of your dreams! And don't worry about the "giant" part in its name

By Genevieve Dugal

Thinking of adopting a dog? Then, you’ve probably looked at a million breeds, trying

By Misty Layne

Curly tails on dogs are very cute, and there are quite a few breeds, common

By Brooke Billingsley

Red Pomeranians are adorable dogs that have been popular for over 100 years. They have

By Grant Piper

Germans have a reputation for being great at what they do. You will be hard

By Nicole Cosgrove

bear a resemblance to wolves and foxes. Typically, these dogs are part of the Spitz type, which is a German word for “pointed.” Many of these dogs were bred in Arctic climates in Scandinavia, Russia

By Nicole Cosgrove