the Canaan dog is a dog of medium size, robust, writable in a square, of strong and balanced build. The differences between male and female dogs are quite clearly marked in the Canaan Dog.
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Hair type | Short |
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Origin | Israel |
Template | Average |
Head shape | Long |
Weight and size | ||
Sex | Weight | Cut |
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Female | From 20 kg to 27 kg | From 50 cm to 60 cm |
Male | From 20 kg to 27 kg | From 50 cm to 60 cm |
History of the breed
The race of Canaan dog was developed on the basis of wild dogs from the Near East . Formerly, this dog was bred for the care and defense of animals and dwellings . The first structured breedings were led by Rudolphina Menzel from the end of the 1940s. After her death, it was the breeder Myrna Shiboleth who took over and helped to perpetuate and improve the breed. From the 1960s, subjects were exported to the United States, Italy and Great Britain. The Canaan Dog breed was definitively recognized by the FCI (Fédération Cynologique Internationale) on November 23, 1966.
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Physical features
His coat: straight, tight, hard in texture and short to medium in length. The outer coat is associated with a very dense and tight undercoat.
Its color: sand to red-brown, white, black or variegated. With or without mask, which must be symmetrical.
His head: harmoniously proportioned, almost wedge-shaped, of medium length, giving an impression of width due to the low attachment of the ears. The skull is moderately flattened, larger in most males. The stop is marked. The nose is black, the lips tight and the jaws articulated like scissors or pincers.
Its ears: set low, well erect, rather short and broad, rounded at their end.
His eyes: rather oblique, almond shaped, dark brown in color.
His body: as long as it is high (at the withers). The withers are well extended, the back straight, the loins muscular, the chest well let down and moderately broad, the ribs well sprung and the belly raised.
Its tail: high set, carried rolled up on the back and covered with abundant hair.
Behavior and character
Affectionate | |
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Calm | |
Protective | |
Independent | |
Hunter | |
Barks / howls |
Behavior with others
Cohabitation with children | |
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Sociable with other animals | |
Love strangers |
the Canaan dog is a lively dog, always ready to defend and defend himself, but without disproportionate aggression. Attentive and particularly suspicious of strangers , he is a good watchdog and is protective of his family , humans or animals. Extremely attached to his master, the Canaan Dog shows off his docility and his lively character.
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Education
Clever | |
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Obedient |
The Canaan Dog is known to be easy to train . Obedient and devoted to his master , he likes to please the latter, who must reserve him an education made of firmness, but also of gentleness.
Living conditions
Suitable for apartment living | |
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Good for new masters | |
Love it hot | |
Love the cold |
the Canaan Dog can adapt to an urban living environment if it benefits from sufficient outings and daily activities. Rather than in an apartment, he will prefer to live in a house with a large fenced garden . It is suitable for any type of family, in which it will know how to be affectionate and protective.
Health
Solid | |
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Ease of gaining weight |
the Canaan dog is a healthy dog, which tolerates difficult climatic conditions quite well, especially thanks to its double and dense coat. Natural selection has helped shape a hardy and resilient dog. There is no predisposition to any particular disease in this breed apart from hip dysplasia.
Hypoallergenic breed
No
Litter size
Between 2 and 10 puppies
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Life expectancy
Minimum: 12 years old
Maximum: 13 years
The life expectancy of a Canaan Dog is, on average, between 12 years and 13 years.
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Maintenance and hygiene
Ease of maintenance | |
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Cost of maintenance | |
Hair loss |
Drool level | |
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Ease of grooming |
the Canaan dog is subject to 2 moults per year during which it can lose a lot of hair . The rest of the year, hair loss continues, but to a lesser extent. Apart from this point, its maintenance does not present any particular difficulty.
It is recommended to brush the dog once or twice a week at least. During periods of moulting, brushing should be done more frequently to remove the amount of dead hair.
Price and budget
Purchase price
Mini
700 € Maxi
1000 €
The purchase price of a Canaan Dog is between 700 € and 1000 €.
Annual maintenance cost
Mini
NC Maxi
NC
The annual maintenance cost of a Canaan Dog is between NC and NC.
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Physical activity
Athletic | |
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Energy level | |
Potential to play |
the Canaan dog is a dog that needs a lot of activity and attention . It is essential to offer him long walks every day.
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Calm |
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FCI Information
FCI No.
273
FCI Group
Group 5: Spitz-type and primitive-type dogs
Recognized by FCI
Since 1966
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