Norwegian Elkhound Grey
Norský losí pes šedý





Key facts
| FCI group | 5. Spitz and primitive types |
|---|---|
| Country of origin | Norway |
| Category | Medium |
Recognition features
- Squarely built, compact spitz with tail tightly curled over the back
- Grey coat with black-tipped hairs, lighter harness marking and dark mask
- Erect, pointed ears
Purpose
Norwegian elk hunter that tracks and bays moose; also kept as a guard and companion.
Coat
Medium length, thick, coarse and abundant outer coat without curls over a soft undercoat; grey in various shades with black tips, paler on chest, belly and legs.
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