Written By
Ankit Singh
The Norwegian Lundehund, a rare breed, has ancient origins dating back centuries. Discover their remarkable history.
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Lundehunds are known for their polydactyl paws, often having six toes. This feature aids in climbing steep cliffs.
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One of the most astonishing traits is their flexible neck. Lundehunds can bend their head backward to touch their spine!"
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Lundehunds were bred to hunt puffins, nested in inaccessible cliffs. Their unique anatomical features make them expert climbers.
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These dogs have double-jointed shoulders, allowing them to rotate their front legs outwards, ideal for scaling rocky terrains."
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Lundehunds are loyal and energetic companions. Their playful nature makes them wonderful family pets.
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After near extinction during World War II, dedicated efforts revived the Lundehund breed, preserving its distinct qualities."
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Their curious intelligence is captivating. They thrive on mental challenges, making training sessions engaging and rewarding.
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