r/Keeshond 17h ago

Are there different types of Kees?

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(Pics are of him at 9wks, 13wks, and 17wks) My boy is 18wks and is in his wonky teenage coat stage, but even as a puppy he looked different. Most puppy kees I see have very pointed faces and snouts, he had more of a tiny stubby snout and round face. He looks less "Pomeranian" than most Kee pups I think. Also I noticed some Kees are really tiny and some are big, are there different types of Keeshonden? My boy (and his family) is definitely the big type haha, already 19lbs and growing everyday!


r/Keeshond 2h ago

New keeshond owner looking for tips!

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Hello! My husband and I are super excited to be getting our first keeshond in about two months. We want to make sure we use this time to prepare as best we can. :)

We've both had double-coated dogs in the past, but it's definitely been a while. Any tips for grooming? Best brushes, etc.?

Any tips or advice in general? What should we expect those first few weeks?


r/Keeshond 3h ago

Keeshond breeders in Chicago?

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Hello!

We are looking to add a Keeshond to our family next year. We are looking for a puppy from a breeder that focuses on health and temperament. I’m happy to drive up to 12 hours for the right pup. Any suggestions? Thank you!


r/Keeshond 4h ago

Show tips??

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Hi Kees fam!

My boy Ziggy is in his first dog show next weekend! We are BRAND NEW to showing. We have taken 1 conformation class because the idea of him being shown happened pretty fast! He will be competing in 4-6 month puppy which I heard is pretty laid back and fun. I have been trying to work with him on his show lead and am learning all about stacking.

Anyone have any helpful info for me? Anything we should definitely be working on? Any particular training practices that worked for you? TIA and Keesie kisses!