Kintamani-Bali Dog
Also known as: Anjing Kintamani, Kintamani Dog
Indonesia (Bali)
- Lifespan
- 11-14 y
- Weight
- 13-20 kg
- Exercise
- High
Breed profile
- Size
- Medium
- Breed type
- Purebred
- Trainability
- Low
- Grooming
- Moderate
- Allergy friendly
- No
- Home
- Needs space
- Water
- Avoids
- Best for
- Experienced owners
- Male weight
- 15-20 kg
- Female weight
- 13-18 kg
- Temperament
- Alert, Independent
Description
The Kintamani-Bali Dog is a captivating, intelligent companion, fiercely devoted to their chosen family. They often form a strong, singular bond, sometimes appearing aloof with strangers but showering their loved ones with affection. Their independent spirit, a nod to their free-roaming heritage on the island of Bali, means they think for themselves and require consistent, patient guidance. Daily walks and mental challenges are essential, as their sharp minds and energetic bodies crave engagement. With their plush coats and often curled tails, they possess a noble, almost regal presence, yet they're always ready for an adventure.
Health considerations
Common issues
- Hip dysplasia
Recommended screenings
- Hips (OFA/FCI)
Consult your trusted vet for advice specific to your dog.
