Norwegian Buhund dog breed standing on a rock outside with tail up and curled looking to the side
Norwegian Buhund dog breed standing on a rock outside with tail up and curled looking to the side

Traits and Characteristics

type

Herding

weight

26 to 40 pounds

height

16 to 19 inches

family

Spitz

Traits and Characteristics

type

Herding

weight

26 to 40 pounds

height

16 to 19 inches

family

Spitz

Courageous, energetic, and friendly, the Norwegian Buhund is a Spitz-type dog featuring alert ears, a fully curled tail, and a double coat to protect them against typical Scandinavian weather. Substantial and square in build, the dog is a herder that likes to circle and gather. Their gait is effortless and confident. 

  • Energy Levellevel 5 in 5

  • Exercise Requirementslevel 5 in 5

  • Playfulnesslevel 5 in 5

  • Affection Levellevel 5 in 5

  • Friendliness to Dogslevel 3 in 5

  • Friendliness to Other Petslevel 4 in 5

  • Friendliness to Strangerslevel 3 in 5

  • Watchfulnesslevel 3 in 5

  • Ease of Traininglevel 4 in 5

  • Grooming Requirementslevel 3 in 5

  • Heat Sensitivitylevel 3 in 5

  • Vocalitylevel 5 in 5

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