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Keeshond

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Keeshond
a medium-sized, compact dog with very thick, medium length, ash gray haircoat that forms a characteristic ruff around the neck and is profuse on a tail that curls tightly over the back. The ears are small and erect and the face is fox-like. The breed is predisposed to atopy, epilepsy and heart defects.
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