Do Finnish Lapphunds shed?
Like all spitz breeds, the Lapphund has a thick, profuse coat that sheds seasonally and requires regular brushing to keep flying fur under control. Brush his double coat weekly to keep it clean and remove dead hair. During spring and fall shedding seasons, daily brushing will help to keep excess hair under control.
Do Finnish Lapphunds shed a lot?
How much exercise does a Finnish Lapphund need?
Finnish Lapphunds are pretty physically active but aren’t overly active. 1-2 hours of a brisk walk (or two walks) to and in the park per day are usually enough for this breed, especially if there’s some time spent in the yard as well.
Are there any enquiries about the Finnish Lapphund breed?
Enquiries regarding this breed are always welcome. Finnish Lapphunds are an inquisitive breed that enjoy being out and about with their pack and at the end of the day lounging in front of the tv.
Who is the best Lapphund breeder in Melbourne?
We are the breeder of “Blaze” – four time winner of the Melbourne Royal Best of Breed. We also are the breeder of “Riki” who is to date the only lapphund to have won Best of Breed at the Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne royals in the same year. Breeder of the youngest Best In Group lapphunds.
Who was the first Finnish Lapphund Grand Champion in Australia?
Laani is the first female in Australia to be awarded the title of Grand Champion, which she maintained for years. Our first Finnish Lapphund litter was born from our first import in 2005. Ch. Fidelis Haltiatar (imp FIN) to FIN/LTU Ch. Fidelis Alias Amicus. Her brood of 6 have gone on to make their mark on the Finnish Lapphund breed in Australia.
Who is Laani the Finnish Lapphund?
Our first Finnish Lapphund, Grand Ch. Theldaroy Wild Not Me (Laani) became part of the Watersedge family in February 2002. Watersedge is still able to claim that we are showcasing Australia’s youngest Runner-Up To Best in Show at All Breeds level.