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Puppy
A puppy of this breed can be obtained from many kennels or rescues.
The history of the Swedish Vallhund dates back to eighth century Sweden where the breed worked as farm dogs, primarily herding cattle. The breed has survived thanks to Count Bjorn Von Rosen and K.G. Zettersten who made a concerted effort to revive the breed in 1942.
A puppy of this breed can be obtained from many kennels or rescues.
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The Swedish Kennel Club recognized the breed in 1943 and in 1964 the name of the breed was changed to “Vasgotaspets’. The province of Vastergotland still continues to flourish. The United Kennel Club recognized the Swedish Vallhund January 1, 1996. A puppy of this breed can be obtained from many kennels or rescues.
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