The Japanese Spitz was created by mixing various Spitztype dog breeds This created a fluffy solid white dog that looks like a smaller version of a Samoyed or American Eskimo Dog It's also is similar in appearance to a white Pomeranian, although a bit bigger The largest Japanese breed is the Japanese mastiff, or the Tosa Inu in Japanese Unlike many of the other Japanese dog breeds, the Tosa Inu is a mastiff type and not a spitz type The Japanese mastiff is a hunting and fighting dog The Japanese mastiff has short, smooth hair that is red, fawn, or brindle in colorThe Japanese Spitz is a small version of the Samoyed and is often confused with the American Eskimo They make good family pets The Japanese Spitz is intelligent, alert and playful The Japanese Spitz gets along well with children and other pets The coat needs to be brushed daily, particularly in the shedding season
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