American Eskimo Dog, originally called American Spitz and now also known as the Eskie, is a breed recognized by the North American Kennel Club in 1993. It was given the status of non-sporting group and eligibility for full AKC recognition in 1995. Eskies as a cotton ball fine, dense double coat is always white or cream with cookies, and slightly tilted eyes in black oval privileged. Their faces are quietly wedge shaped and erect ears are triangular.
There are three different sizes of American Eskimo dog: toy, miniature and standard. The game is 9, and up to 12 inches. Thumbnails are over 12, even 15 inches. Standards are over 15, and up to 19 inches. Sizes outside these ranges, each of which is measured at the withers, and breed disqualification. Although weight is not a part of the breed standard, and reproduced normally weigh between 6 and 10 pounds, while the average thumbnails 10 to 20 pounds. The standard Eskie can weigh 20 to 35 pounds, depending on height. No preference for size within each division to increase.
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