Jellkees Keeshonds - Western Australia





Western Australia's Top Winning Keeshonds since 1992
Breeders/Exhibitors since 1988 of All Breeds Championship Show BEST IN SHOW &
BEST IN GROUP Winning Keeshonds
(including CAWA WESTERN CLASSIC & PERTH ROYAL)
HOME OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA’S ALL TIME TOP WINNING & 1st GRAND CHAMPION KEESHOND

KEESHOND BOOK

Britta Schweikl's BOOK- DER WOLFSSPITZ/KEESHOND
PUBLISHED LATE 2002
Featuring Australian Grand Champion Zilvervos Llewellyn
on the Front Cover!



Britta Schweikl's book on the Keeshond is unfortunately now out of print.
  Written entirely in the German language, it contains 416 pages
and 395 photos of gorgeous Keeshonds from around the World.


Website for Britta Schweikl


BOOK CONTENTS
Below is an English summary of the contents of the book.

The Keeshond, a family dog
Pros and Cons of the Keeshond
Relatives of the Keeshond: the black German Giant Spitz - the German Mittel Spitz - the Eurasier
The name "Keeshond"
Character: the Keeshond, your bodyguard and heart breaker - Keeshonds are "general dogsbody" - peculiar characteristics in the Keeshond's character - the Keeshond, a breed that does not stray or hunt (?)
Keeshond-history: "lake dwelling Spitz" and "Terra maris Spitz" - Spitz from Ancient World to 18th Century - Wolf Dog, Wolfsspitz and Herding Spitz - The first standards: size and colour of the Keeshond - spreading and jobs of the Keeshonds - the Keeshond around 1900
Wolfsspitz - Keeshond: The Keeshond, National breed of the Netherlands? - The "modern Keeshond" - Keeshond and Wolfsspitz: brothers or great-cousins? - The situation today
Keeshonds all over the world: Germany - Austria - Switzerland - England - Ireland - Netherlands - Belgium - France - Sweden - Norway - Finland - Denmark - Czech and Slovakian Republic - Russia - USA - Canada - Australia - South Africa - New Zealand - other countries
"Coloured" Keeshonds
The breed standard (FCI, England, American; differences)
Comments to the standard
Stages of development of the Keeshond: birth - 10 to 14 days old - 3 to 4 weeks old - 5 to 6 weeks old - 8 weeks - 3 months - 4 to 5 months - 6 months - 12 months - 2years - Keeshond-seniors
Selection of a Keeshond puppy: puppy, youngster, adult? - dog or bitch? - selection of a puppy  - selection of a puppy by standard criteria
A Keeshond puppy finds its home: preparations - Wolfi comes home - basic training - house training - puppy kindergarten, dog schools
Training: to meet humans and other dogs friendly - to stay home alone for some time - to come reliable on command - walk properly on a lead - the "sit" command - a Keeshond's character and training problems - do you have a little rebel? - nervous Keeshonds - car driving - barkers - sports with Keeshonds - Agility
Care and grooming of the Keeshond: training with the puppy - utensils - "problem areas" - care of the nails and feet - lion clip for Keeshonds - bathing - grooming for the show - moudling - spinning Keeshond hair
Keeping and health: feeding and digestion - worms, flees and ticks - need of exercise - summer and winter - spaying - breed typical health problems - routine vaccinations
Shows: preparations - ring training - in the ring - technical terms
Breeding with your Keeshond: how to become a breeder - the right stud dog - pregnancy and birth - feeding, stages of development and stimulation of the puppies - puppy buyers - breeding with success
Keeshonds and children
How to photograph a Keeshond
Collecting Keeshond items
Fan mail to the Keeshond
The ultimate Keeshond standard
Auslesegruppe (selection group) since 1988 of the Verein für Deutsche Spitze
My friend the Keeshond
Literature
Adresses

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