Kintamani

The Kintamani is a medium-sized spitz-type dog native to Bali, Indonesia. It has a thick double coat, erect ears, and a plumed curled tail. Temperaments include alert, intelligent, loyal, independent, protective, and devoted. Energy, trainability, grooming, and shedding are each rated 3 on a scale (presumably 1-5). Child suitability, dog compatibility, and apartment suitability are also rated 3. Adult weight is estimated at 13–18 kg for both sexes, height 43–56 cm, and lifespan 12–15 years. These are modelled estimates, not verified measurements.

The Kintamani is an indigenous national breed of Indonesia that originated in the Kintamani region of Bali. It evolved from local free-roaming dogs and is genetically distinct. Traditionally, it served as a village guardian and companion dog. The breed was officially recognized by the FCI in 2019. Recognition status varies by registry, and the breed group is Spitz and Primitive Types. No other historical events or dates are available in the supplied facts.