Nenets Herding Laika
Sponsored Links:The Nenets Herding Laika appeared during ancient times and was developed by a group called the Nentsy tribe. This was probably about the same time the Samoyede nomads were developing and using the Samoyed.
This dog was a working and yet warm dog who fulfilled the tribe’s need for a guard and herding dog. This dog loves to work, he is intelligent and free thinking. needing little guidance. He is devoted and people-oriented. Height – 16 to 18 inches ( 41 to 46 cm). Weight – 40 to 50 pounds (19 to 23 kg). Coat type – profuse and forms a ruff and thick breeches. Color – gray, black white or tan as a solid or in piebald. pattern with white.
Appearance: Head: Wedge shaped and powerful. Eyes: Small, round, usually dark. Ears: Triangular and erect. Muzzle: Medium size and well proportioned to head. Nose: Black and self-colored according to coat. Bite: Scissor or level. Neck: Erect, strong mane. Top-line: Level. Chest: Oval, deep. Body: Medium in size, muscular. Legs: Powerful. Feet: Strong, well arched, covered with hair. Tail: Curled, carried over back. Movement: Good reach, with well balanced movement. Temperament: Energetic, free-spirited, with good movement.
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