I have a pomeranian but I am curious about the Spitz.
Pomeranians are so sweet. They look like little teddy bears. Spitz are neat - they're an old breed that likely originated in arctic Siberia
I have never seen a Spitz. What breed would you compare it to?
They are a breed type unto their own. You must be familiar with chow chows, akitas, and elkhounds. Those are all spitz breeds.
Oh okay, got it.  What is the temperament of a Spitz like?
It depends on the sub-type! But I have heard that they tend to be independent and stubborn. 
Okay. Spitz-type breeds easy to teach in your opinion?
in English in 1792).
Working dogs.
Through selective breeding, spitz have been developed to help humans in three ways: hunting, herding, and pulling sleds.
The larger and more powerful breeds—such as the Akita Inu, Karelian Bear Dog, Norwegian Elkhound, and Swedish Elkhound—are used for big game hunting, helping humans kill moose and brown bears. Smaller breeds—such as the Norwegian Buhund, the Finnish Spitz and the Lundehund—were used in Scandinavia to hunt birds and smaller mammals
white coat, but the appearance is still significantly different from the other Arctic spitz. When taking a closer look you will notice that it has more similarities with the Icelandic sheepdog. Some believe that the breed is related to the German spitz, and perhaps even with the American Eskimo dog, and that they do in fact share the same ancestors.
The earliest information about the breed can be found in old paintings and photographs from the past two hundred years. An example is the famous painting "The Rybergske family picture"