Samoyed - Russian white spitz

Samoyed white spitz

Dog breed - working dog, Russian white spitz Samoyed well groomed in thick puffy coat.

This Russian white spitz is popular attractive pet. Not only just a pet but its' thick weather-resistant coat allows it to work as sledge dog in the snow, sometimes as a guard and hunt reindeer.

type : working dog

country of origin : Russian

since : 1600s

height : 46 -56cm ( 18 - 22in )

weight : 23 - 30kg ( 50 - 65kg )

coat : white thick weather-resistant coat and woolly undercoat

temperament : independent, obedient, devoted, good with children, good natural and friendly, good companion and working dog

characteristics : dark brown eyes, deep chest, muscular legs and body and hindquarters, cushioning fur on feet, long tail usually curled to one side

feeding : average

exercise : as mush as possible

grooming : daily brushing

**other dog breed looks almost alike as this breed : Japanese Spitz ( much smaller in size )



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