The Keeshond Rescue Effort consists of volunteers who have had many years of experience in Keeshonden and are active in the national and regional Keeshond clubs.
Puppies are fun, but they are a great deal of work.
If this doesn't make sense in terms of your current lifestyle, you might think of a rescue. Most rescue Keeshonden are older and therefore housebroken and past the chewing age. Nevertheless, the older Keeshond temperament remains loving and gentle and responds well to changes, adapting easily to new surroundings. When you adopt a Keeshond from the Rescue Committee, the health, temperament, and general behavioral characteristics of the dog will have been checked out. You will have a good idea of the personality of your future companion.