Norwegian Lundehund

Norwegian Lundehund

Typical adult9.1–13.6 kg
Adult male9.1–13.6 kg
Adult female9.1–13.6 kg
Male height33–38 cm
Life expectancy12–15 years

The Norwegian Lundehund is a unique, hardy breed known for its extreme flexibility, though it is specifically predisposed to a complex gastrointestinal condition.

Personality

Playful

Trainable

Energy

Barking

Care

Shedding

Grooming

Drooling

Coat length

Friendliness

With children

With other pets

With strangers

Protectiveness

Things to keep an eye on

Lundehund Syndrome

high

This is a form of protein-losing enteropathy unique to the breed that affects the digestive tract's ability to absorb nutrients. It requires careful monitoring of stool consistency and overall body condition.

Work closely with your veterinarian to establish a highly digestible, low-fat diet plan tailored to your dog's needs.

Dental Disease

moderate

Like many small to medium breeds, Norwegian Lundehunds can be prone to the accumulation of plaque and tartar, which may lead to gum inflammation.

Establish a regular tooth-brushing routine at home using dog-safe toothpaste.

Patellar Luxation

moderate

This condition occurs when the kneecap temporarily slips out of its normal position, which can cause intermittent limping or an unusual gait.

Maintain a healthy weight to reduce unnecessary stress on your dog's knee joints.

General patterns, not a diagnosis — always check with your vet.

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