Kintamani

The Kintamani, or the Kintamani-Bali Dog, is a dog breed native to the Indonesian island of Bali. Originally from the Kintamani region, it is a popular dog amongst residents on the island and the region's only official breed, having been developed from free-roaming local Bali street dogs. It was recognised by the Federation Cynologique Internationale (FCI) in 2019.

Habitat

The breed originates from the mountainous Kintamani region on the Indonesian island of Bali.

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Characteristics

Male Weight: 18 kg
Female Weight: 16 kg
Height: 40–55 cm
Coat Length: Medium
Coat Type: Double coat
Shedding Level: 3/5
Grooming Needs: Regular brushing is recommended to maintain their coat and reduce shedding. Occasional baths are sufficient unless the dog becomes particularly dirty.
Life Expectancy: 12–15 yrs

Useful to know

The Kintamani is known for its friendly temperament and adaptability. Despite living in a community setting, these dogs are well-suited for family life. They have a distinctive appearance that blends the elegance of a Spitz-type dog with a robust street-dog lineage.

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7–8 year-old Kintamani

Kintamani dog in Kintamani

Temperament

TrainingKintamani dogs are intelligent and respond well to consistent training. Positive reinforcement techniques work best to engage them. Early socialization is important to help them adapt to various environments.

ExerciseThey require moderate exercise to maintain their health and happiness. Daily walks and some playtime in a secure area are ideal to keep them engaged and fit.

Bark LevelModerate

Energy Level—

TraitsFriendly, Alert, Adaptable

Trainability

Responsiveness to training: —/5

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Preferred Environment

Requires Supplement

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Wild Population

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