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Dutch Shepherds were once so common in the Netherlands that they were known simply as 'farm dogs'.
Norwegian Elkhounds can track moose for several days through deep snow, earning them the nickname 'gray ghost of the North.'
Developed in the Netherlands during the 1800s, these versatile farm dogs excelled at herding sheep and cattle while serving as loyal guardians of rural properties.
Nordic hunters relied on these dogs during the Viking Age to track and hunt moose and other large game across Scandinavia's challenging terrain. Their endurance and tracking abilities proved invaluable.
Requires extensive daily exercise, regular mental stimulation, and consistent training. Grooming needs vary by coat type. Health screening essential for breeding.
Regular brushing during shedding seasons, consistent exercise routine, and early socialization are essential. Monitor weight and provide mental stimulation through tracking activities.