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The Icelandic sheepdog is a breed of dog of spitz type originating from the dogs brought to Iceland by the Vikings. It is of similar type to the Norwegian Buhund and to the ancestor of the modern Shetland sheepdog and Welsh corgi. They are still commonly used to herd sheep in the Icelandic countryside. These are the current breed standards: Neck: moderately long, muscular, arched, carried high. Back: level, muscular, strong. Chest: long, deep, well sprung; reaches its forearm Belly: only a slight tuck upwards. Tail: high-set, curled, touching back. Forequarters: straight, parallel, strong forelegs. Forefeet: oval-shaped toes, arched, tight, with well-developed pads. Shoulders: oblique, muscular. Hind legs: one or often two dew claws on each leg. Gait: displays endurance and agility, driving action, covers ground effortlessly. Head: strongly built, close-fitting skin, skull slightly longer than muzzle making it look triangular from side or above. Nose: black, or dark brown in lighter-color breeds. Muzzle: nasal bridge straight, slightly shorter than skull, tapers evenly towards nose to form triangle. Lips: black, close-fitting. sometimes partially pink Bite: scissor. Cheeks: flat. Eyes: medium, almond-shaped, brown, eye-rims are black. Ears: erect, medium in size, triangular, very mobile as they move in sensitivity with dog's moods. very sensitive with hearing Height: male: 46 cm female: 42 cm Color: tan, reddish-brown, chocolate, grey, black, with white as a required prominent color. Appearance from side: rectangular, length from shoulder to base of tail is greater than height at withers. Depth of chest: equal to length of foreleg. Coat: two types: long and short, both thick and waterproof.

Source of information: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Icelandic_Sheepdog