Taigan

Taigan History

The Taigan is a medium-sized, short-haired, wirehaired spitz-type working dog from Siberia. It was developed in northern Siberia as a sledding and herding animal. The Taigan was recognized by the United Kennel Club in 2009.

Taigan Physical Characteristics

The Taigan is a medium-large, short-haired breed of working dogs that originated in Siberia. The Taigan is a muscular, compact, active, and hardy breed that resembles the Alaskan Malamute. They have a wedge-shaped head, large, round, dark-brown eyes, a long tail, and a thick, coarse double coat of fur. The Taigan is a very intelligent, calm, and aloof breed that responds best to firm and consistent training.

Taigan Health

Description of breed health.

Taigan Temperament and Behaviour

The Taigan is a gentle, calm, and submissive breed of dog. They are known to be very loving and devoted, but also independent. They are frequently shy, but get along well with people and other animals. They are active and energetic, but are also relaxed and laid-back.

Taigan Activity Requirements

The Taigan is a fairly new breed of dog, only recognized in 1995. They are large, muscular, and athletic, making them well-suited for a variety of canine sports. The Taigan is a friendly, intelligent, and loyal dog that is known to be a great companion. While they are not as demanding as some other breeds, the Taigan does require regular exercise. They are happiest when allowed to run around and play, so a fenced yard is a necessity. If you are looking for a new, high-energy pet, the Taigan may not be right for you. They do like to play, but they do not require a lot of exercise and prefer to be indoors with their family. If you think that the Taigan might be the right dog for you, be sure to do your research.

Kennel Club Recognition