Besides size are there any other differences between a male and a female Keeshond?
For intact dogs (males) and bitches (females) there are a number of differences. Dogs will have a much bigger, more profuse coat, especially in the area around the neck, called the “mane”. As a result, males require more of a grooming effort. Bitches coats will not be as big or impressive and may be slightly softer. Dogs will hike their legs numerous times in order to “mark” territory and generally kill off perimeter plants while females will squat, get all their business done in one place and kill your lawn. Females will come in season roughly once every 6 or 7 months and at this time will show a bloody discharge which can stain furniture and carpeting. Males will tend to be aggressive towards other males at times, especially if a bitch in season is anywhere nearby. Males will tend to be more friendly towards females than you might like. Oversexed males have been known to find rather embarrassing ways to amuse themselves. A female in season is just as interested in breeding as an inta
