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Learn about about the American Eskimo Dog general appearance like their size, colors, and grooming needs.
American Eskimo Dogs’ size varies based on their type. Toy American Eskimo Dogs weigh between six and 10 pounds and stand between 9 and 12 inches tall; Miniature American Eskimo Dogs weigh between 10 and 20 pounds and stand 12 to 15 inches tall; and Standard Eskimo Dogs weigh between 25 to 35 pounds and stand 15 to 19 inches tall.
American Eskimo Dogs are always white in color. They’re beloved, playful snowballs of energy.
American Eskimo Dogs are moderate to heavy shedders. Their dense coat requires regular grooming to avoid becoming matted, but it’s nothing a regular brushing can’t handle.
Learn about about the American Eskimo Dog temperament and how well they fit into your lifestyle, home environment, and family.
Yes, American Eskimo Dogs are good with kids. They’re extremely affable, good-natured, and affectionate, gentle playmates to children.
As with any breed, it is recommended that your child is always supervised when interacting with your dog to keep both the child and dog safe. Teaching children how to properly approach and handle dogs is also crucial to ensure positive experiences for both the dog and the child, as is teaching dogs how to interact gently with children.
Yes, American Eskimo Dogs are easy to train due to their keen intelligence and desire to please. They respond well to positive reinforcement techniques such as treats, praise, and rewards.
However, training any dog takes substantial time and effort, regardless of breed. American Eskimo Dogs can have a stubborn streak, so pet parents should be prepared to practice firm and consistent training methods. Early socialization and obedience training will help prevent behavioral issues in American Eskimo Dogs and ensure they are well-behaved companions.
American Eskimo Dogs bark to alert their pet parents of anything out of the ordinary. They were bred to protect property and people. As with any dog, they can be discouraged from barking with proper training and plenty of exercise.
Yes, American Eskimo Dogs are great family dogs. Kind, smart, and playful, as well as eager to please, American Eskimo Dogs thrive in a family environment. They do best with daily exercise, so an active family is the best match for this breed.
Yes, American Eskimo Dogs are good with cats. Of course, every dog and cat has a unique personality and temperament, but pet parents can feel reasonably confident about cats and American Eskimo Dogs getting along, especially if properly socialized and/or introduced at a young age.
Yes, American Eskimo Dogs get along with other dogs if they’ve been socialized from a young age. Like any breed, individual personalities, experience, and environment play a significant role in how they interact with other dogs. Introduce an American Eskimo Dog to other dogs in a controlled and positive environment to ensure good socialization skills. Positive reinforcement and attentive observation will help promote good relationships with other dogs.