A majestic white spitz breed originating from Siberia, known for its thick, fluffy coat and strong build. Used historically by the Samoyed people for herding and pulling sleds.
The smallest white dog breed, famous for its long and silky white coat. Compact size, weighing between four to seven pounds. Requires frequent brushing and grooming to maintain.
A sturdy terrier with a white double-coated fur, originally bred in Scotland to hunt vermin. Known for its playful and intelligent nature, needing weekly brushing and regular grooming.
Comes in toy, miniature, and standard sizes, with a fluffy white coat and a lively personality. Developed in the U.S. from German Spitz dogs.
Recognizable by its fluffy, curly white fur resembling a cotton ball. Active and adventurous companion dog with origins in France. Requires regular brushing and grooming to prevent matting.
The largest white dog breed, weighing over 100 pounds with a thick double coat. Originated in Central Asia and known for its patient and gentle temperament.
Small and sturdy companion dog from Madagascar with a fluffy white coat. Excellent with children and other pets, needing regular combing to prevent tangling.
Small Italian breed with long, fluffy white fur. Developed from bichons in Bologna, known for its calm demeanor compared to other similar breeds. Requires frequent brushing and grooming to maintain coat health.