The keeshond is a member of the spitz, or nordic, family of dogs. he has a wedge-shaped head with a foxy expression, dark-brown eyes that are almond-shaped, and a lionlike mane around his neck. early keeshonden were known by such names as �fox dog,� �overweight pomeranians� and �dutch barge dogs.�. How much do keeshonds cost? truthfully, it depends the area and the breeder. in new jersey, the two breeders cost $800-$1000. in other places like michigan and north carolina, and tennessee, they are $25 � 0-$500.. Note that these shed in the spring and fall and not so much in between. some drop the undercoat over just few weeks and if you do regular brushing you can get most of it easily contained instead of getting your home covered in hair..
Best answer: keeshonds shed in monster clumps and that soft fluffy undercoat gets into your eyes and nose and mouth. if you love this breed, you have to get used to daily sweeping and vacuuming and even then still seeing loose hair around the house, on your clothes and maybe in your food.. Best answer: my friend has a keeshond so i'll do my best to answer what he said about his dog. 1) they do shed, but if you brush the coat regularly it won't be as bad. they're average shedders. 2) they are pretty good at obedience if you train them early on otherwise they can be stubborn--like most dogs that aren't formerly trained.. Keeping the keeshond coat in good condition isn't terribly difficult, but the breed does shed like crazy once or twice or year. luckily, frequent bathing isn't usually needed � the keeshond.
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