Corswiss

Corswiss History

The Corswisse is a very small, fluffy, white toy breed of dog. The Corswisse was bred in the Netherlands, where it originated, and today it is quite rare. The Corswisse resembles both the Pomeranian and the Maltese, but it is a unique, miniature, toy version of the two.

Corswiss Physical Characteristics

The Corswiss is a medium/large sized breed of hunting dog. Their height is between 21 and 25 inches and their weight is between 60 and 80 pounds. They have a muscular, sturdy build with an upright, proud carriage. Their tail can be docked by 6-10 inches, but should not be cropped. The breed has a double-layered, short, wiry, water-repellant, weather-resistant coat. Their eyes are usually blue in color. The breed is intelligent, fearless, alert yet calm, and affectionate.

Corswiss Health

Description of breed health.

Corswiss Temperament and Behaviour

The Corswiss is a muscular and energetic breed of dog that is known for its strength and endurance. They are highly protective of their owners, and are known to be very territorial. These traits make them an excellent guard or watchdog, but they are not suitable for homes with small children or other animals. They are generally quiet and calm, but can be aggressive towards unfamiliar people.

Corswiss Activity Requirements

The Swissy is a hard working, versatile dog that originates in Switzerland. They were originally bred to be herding dogs and they still love to work. They love to be around people and are friendly, intelligent, and devoted. The Swissy requires a moderate amount of exercise and does well with an active family. They are happiest when they are given a job to do and when they are spending time with their family. If you are looking for a fun-loving, loyal companion, the Swissy is a great dog to consider. They do well with children and get along well with other pets. They can do well in an apartment or in a home with a yard.

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