Club Français du Spitz Allemand (CFSA)

The Club Français du Spitz Allemand (CFSA) is the official breed club in France dedicated to the promotion, protection, and improvement of the German Spitz breeds. Recognized by the Société Centrale Canine (SCC), the club serves as the primary authority for breeders and enthusiasts of the various sizes of German Spitz within the French territory.

The core mission of the CFSA is to ensure the preservation of the breed's health, temperament, and adherence to the FCI (Fédération Cynologique Internationale) standard. The club provides guidance to breeders regarding genetic health testing, responsible breeding practices, and the ethical management of the breed's population. By organizing breed-specific events, the CFSA fosters a community of owners and professionals committed to the welfare of these dogs.

The club officially covers all recognized varieties of the German Spitz, which include:

• Keeshond (Wolfspitz)
• Giant Spitz (Grand Spitz)
• Medium Spitz (Spitz Moyen)
• Miniature Spitz (Petit Spitz)
• Pomeranian (Spitz Nain)

Activities organized by the CFSA include specialized breed shows (Spéciales de Race), regional meetings, and participation in major national dog exhibitions. These events are crucial for evaluating breeding stock and ensuring that the physical and behavioral characteristics of the German Spitz are maintained according to the official standards. Furthermore, the club acts as a liaison between the French canine authorities and the international community, contributing to the global understanding and development of the breed. Through its publications and advisory services, the CFSA remains an essential resource for anyone looking to acquire, show, or learn more about the German Spitz in France.