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keeshond|ˈkeɪshɒnd|
Also -hound. Pl. -honden.
[Du.]
A grey, long-coated dog, a variety of the spitz, of medium size, with a fox-like head, pointed ears, and tail curled over the back; originally a Dutch or German breed.
1926Westm. Gaz. 10 Feb., Kesshonds [sic] will find many admirers on account of their showy wolf-coloured coats. Some have been exhibited recently as Dutch barge dogs. 1927Daily Express 15 June 15 The Keeshounds, Dutch dogs,..were shown in this country for the first time. They are about the size of a Chow, grey black in colour, exceedingly strong. 1927E. C. Ash Dogs: their Hist. & Devel. I. 159 The keeshond is the well-known Dutch dog, often seen on the barges. 1950A. C. Smith Dogs since 1900 260 In 1926 the Kennel Club decided that..all previously registered as Dutch Barge Dogs should be transferred to the Keeshond registers. 1971F. Hamilton World Encycl. Dogs 596 Keeshonden were the dogs of the peasantry—living in villages and on farms as well as barges. Ibid. 598 The Keeshond's long coat requires special attention once a week with a stiff brush. 1972Country Life 10 Feb. 328/3 Miss H. M. Loughrey..picked out a Dalmatian, a chow chow,..a keeshound. |