Meet Ayla
German Spitz Klein, 5 years old
My favourite thing about Ayla is...
her ability to learn so quick and the way she creates her own little routine and sticks to it. Ayla is always hungry and is easy to be fed. She can even eat any medication that is being given to her out of my hand.
The biggest challenge with Ayla is...
stopping her from barking at other dogs. She is very sociable with dogs but can be very noisy when she sees them, specially if they ignore her and she wants to draw their attention.
The most surprising thing about owning a German Spitz Klein is...
they all spin around over and over again when happy/celebrating when food is being given. Most of German Spitz dogs stay on their hind legs and hold their front paws together to ask for food, they can stay there for long seconds.They can be very loyal and affectionate, definetely a lap dog.
What I wish I’d known about German Spitz Kleins is...
how much fur they lose
Did you know
Traders and fishermen took German Spitz’s with them on their boats to use them as watchdogs.
