Are you in search of a canine companion that’s not only adorable but also warm and cuddly? Look no further than the world of fluffy dog breeds! With their soft, plush coats and endearing personalities, these dogs are irresistible to anyone who loves a furry friend.
Are you a dog lover who can’t resist the charm of a fluffy, adorable pooch? Look no further, as we explore some of the most popular and beloved fluffy dog breeds around! From the cute and cuddly Bichon Frise to the regal and majestic Samoyed, these fluffy pups are sure to steal your heart.
Whether you’re looking for a loyal companion or a family pet, these furry friends are not only a delight to look at, but they also bring warmth and joy to any home. So, grab your favorite blanket and get ready to fall in love with these charming and fluffy dog breeds.
Tips and Tricks To Keep The Fluffy Dog Breeds Fluffy!
Have you ever been walking down the street, and a dog appears to be levitating off of the ground? Well, if you have decided to get a fluffy dog breed, and you want to know the trick to keeping your dog so fluffy that they actively levitate off of the floor? The trick is to give them proper grooming and maintenance!
There are two regular grooming requirements that you need to do on a daily basis to keep that fluffy coat:
- A – Grow their fluffy coat out
- B – Daily combing! Not just the coat clean but also to keep it a beautiful coat otherwise it will be a shaggy coat.
The downside to having a wandering puff cloud on four legs, is all that loose fur has to go someplace… 😉
Unluckily the loose fur will swamp you, and it will be in your morning cup of joe, floors/carpet, clothing, body, counters, etc. Luckily these dogs do the majority of their shedding in the spring and fall.
Before we get started, if you have fluffy breeds and do not see them on this list, please send an email with the breed’s name, and we will add it to our article! If you have any dog/s and want to share their story and photo/s with the LR nation (Labrottie), send an email with the name, history, and most importantly, photos!
Dog Breeds That Are Very Fluffy
American Eskimo dog
- Weight – 6-10 pounds (toy) 10-20 pounds (mini) 25-35 pounds (standard)
- Height – 9-15 inches tall
- Lifespan – 13-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – bladder stones, cataracts, allergies, hip dysplasia, diabetes
- Grooming – This breed needs brushing daily to keep the knots and whatnot out. Along with weekly brushing of teeth
The American Eskimo dog actually originates from Germany. Once WW1 started, Americans changed the dog’s original name to the American Eskimo dog in outrage over Germany even though the Eskimos never created them.
The American Eskimo dog is a spitz breed, and they were bred to hunt small mammals such as rats, mice, moles. They are also highly intelligent, eager to please, and ready for work, loving, and very playful.
Affenpinscher AKA the Monkey Terrier
- Weight – 7-10 pounds
- Height – 9-11 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – Eye disease, hip dysplasia,
- Fur – course
- Grooming – Brush two to three times a week, regular brushing of teeth.
The French have a word for these little trouble makers, and it is (drum roll please): diablotin mustache, which means: mustached little devils.
The Affenpinscher came from Germany and was bred to hunt and kill rats, but in today’s world, they are known as family-oriented, loving, caring, loyal, mustached little devils!
Game for crating mischief whenever or where ever they bloody well choose to! I am pretty sure that the ancient Greeks would call these Monkey Terriers the sons/daughters of Hermes, the god of messages, travelers, and mischief-maker.
Afghan hound
- Weight – 50-60 pounds
- Height – 25-27 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 yrs
- Major Health Concerns – hip and elbow dysplasia, juvenile cataracts, bleeding disorder
- Grooming – Brush daily during shedding season and once to twice a week during the none shedding season
The Afghan hound is very aloof and very aristocratic, just like the Borzoi! They have a very athletic body that is sleek and elegant, much like the Borzoi. The Afghan hound was built for long days of strenuous hunting in the mountains.
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Alaskan Malamute
- Weight – 71-95 lbs
- Height – 22-24 inches
- Lifespan – 10-12 yrs
- Major Health Concerns – Bloat, Hip dysplasia
- Grooming – Brush 4-6 times spring and fall weekly and maybe even more.
This breed is thought to have been bred more than 3,000 years ago by the Kobuk people. They were created to haul heavy freight over long distances, much like the Siberian Husky.
The Alaskan Husky is a Spitz type of dog the Malamute is a pack animal and therefore must have a pack to be with.
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Borzoi or the Russian Wolfhound Dog
- Weight – 55-120 pounds
- Height – 27-34 inches
- Lifespan – 7-14 years
- Major Health Concerns – Bloat
- Grooming – Brush daily
The Borzoi is a very aristocrat and they are also a rare dog breed, and they are also a very fragile dog breed; they are like a souped-up sports cars on steroids but made out of glass. Notably, the Borzoi was bred to hunt wolves in packs of atleast 100 along with the Russian nobility.
All that came to a screeching halt once the Russian revolution came, the nobles and the Borzoi alike were killed. The only reason for this breed to still be around today is because they had been imported to the U.S and the U.K just shortly before the revolution.
Bichon Frise
- Weight – 12-18 pounds
- Height – 9.5-11.5 inches
- Lifespan – 14-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – Bloat, hip dysplasia
- Grooming – Brush daily
The Bichon Frise is a small but very sturdy dog, these guys are very much like a comedian in the dog world. They have tons of charm, beauty, and a lot of intelligence and they have a frizzy coat. The breeds have very close ties with the European nobles starting somewhere in the 13th century.
They became very popular with the french noblewomen they became pampered and perfumed lapdogs for them. But after 1789, the days of the Bichon being pampered came to a screeching halt.
Bolonka
- Weight – 4.4-11 pounds
- Height – 9.4-10 inches
- Lifespan – 16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Liver problems, hip and elbow issues, hip dysplasia
- Grooming – brush 2-3 times weekly
This breed was bred to be a companion dog to only noblewomen, but over the years, they have grown to be a favorite for everyone. The Bolonka or The Russian Tsvetnaya Bolonka should never be aggressive or shy to newcomers but rather outgoing and robust to any animal or person.
Bouvier des Flandres
- Weight – 60-100 pounds
- Height – 23-27 inches
- Lifespan – 10-14 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia
- Grooming – Brush two to three times weekly
If you wish to have a stern barrel-chested dog breed, then this breed is for you! If you live on a farm, they are the perfect breed for you, but at the same time, if you don’t, then they are great as well! This breed does well with all tasks, whether it is running, watchdog, guard dog, and anything in between. They are exceptionally good at herding animals, humans, children, bikes, cars, and or whatever else comes their way.
Bernese Mountain dog
- Weight – 79-110 pounds
- Height – 23-28 inches
- Lifespan – 6-8 years
- Major Health Concerns – hip dysplasia, elbow dysplasia, bloat, and mast cell cancer
- Grooming – brush every 4-8 weeks when not in shedding season.
The Bernese Mountain dog needs short learning seasons of about five to ten minutes seasons. They also need a job to do during their lifespan; otherwise, they will go out of their minds with inactivity.
And decide to create a job for themselves, whether it is chasing people, cars, and other animals, digging holes, uprooting trees and other plants, or ripping up all your clothing and furniture
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The Caucasian Ovcharka aka (The Russian Bear Dog)
- Weight – 130-210 pounds
- Height – 26-30 inches
- Lifespan – 10-11 years
- Grooming – Brush three to four times a week.
- Health Issues – Hip Dysplasia elbow dysplasia
The Red Star Kennel bred this breed into today’s lineage, but their lineage is around 3,000 years old. The Russians looked for a guard dog breed that could withstand the coldest temperatures thrown at them. The Caucasian Ovcharka is a monster of a dog, clocking in at around 210 pounds with a bite force of 550-700 PSI (Pound per square inch.)
This breed is bred for prison work, military, personal protection, and dogfighting; they are also known to hunt bears. Russia has the biggest population of bears and has the biggest wolf species in Europe, so herders need a dog like this.
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Chow Chows
- Weight – 55-70 pounds
- Height – 18-22 inches
- Lifespan – 9-15 years
- Health Issues – Hip dysplasia, Cataracts, Stomach cancer, Eye problems, & Patellar luxation
- Grooming – hip and elbow dysplasia, stomach cancer, eye problems, Patellar Luxation
The Chow Chows is an ancient Chinese dog breed that has deeply set back eyes, a large head, thrust our chest, and a lion mane added to the dog. These guys can weigh in at 40- 90 pounds and can look quite ferocious—no wonder why they made for such good guard dogs.
Coton De Tulear
- Weight – 7.7-13 pounds
- Height – 9-12 inches
- Lifespan – 14-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Itchy skin, Bacterial infections, Progressive Retinal Atrophy (PRA), & Cataracts
- Grooming – Brush three-four times a week
The Coton De Tulear is the royal Dog Of Madagascar; they are a happy go lucky go type of dog! They have two favorite things to do to pass the time by:
A. be the family clown! They will always make clowns out of them selfs and or out of you.
B. they love to follow their favorite human about the house and yard!
They are never demanding to their family members but rather boisterous to the family members and other pets. The Coton has the Fluffiest coat out of all other dog breeds.
Fluffy dog breeds
Cockapoo
- Weight – 6-19 pounds
- Height – 10-15 inches
- Lifespan – 14-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, cataracts, patellar luxation, allergies, liver disease, and ear infections.
- Grooming – Daily brushing of the body, and weekly brushing of the teeth.
The Cockapoo is friendly, happy, and a constant companion to all of the family! A well-trained and well-loved Cockapoo should be kind, loving, affectionate, well trained, welcoming to all who come.
Fluffy Dog Breeds
Cocker Spaniel
- Weight – 20-30 pounds
- Height – 13.5-15.5 inches
- Lifespan – 10-14 years
- Major Health Concerns – PRA, cataracts, bloat, hip dysplasia, cherry eye, urinary stones, kidney disease, allergies heart failure, & epilepsy
- Grooming – Brush three to four times a week during spring and summer.
The Cocker Spaniels are believed to have originated in Spain due to the name ‘Spaniel’, but began their residency in England around 55 BC. The English quickly and fondly adopted the Spaniel as its own. By around the 16th century AD, cocker spaniel was commonly used for hunting in the retrieval of waterfowl.
Spaniels have a high energy level, needing plenty of exercise throughout the day. They are a friendly and fun-loving breed that makes great family pets, though they prefer to be with someone than alone.
For centuries European and British Spaniels were grouped as land or water Spaniels. But that changed in the 19th century when the purebred standardization began in England, and the various Spaniels were put into different classifications.
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Eurasier
- Weight – 40-70 pounds
- Height – 19-24 inches
- Lifespan – 10-12 years
- Major Health Concerns – Elbow & Hip Dysplasia, Cataracts, Cancer, Chest Conditions, Loose knees, Ear Infections, Bloat.
- Grooming – Brush three to four times a week during spring and summer.
The Eurasier is a calm, confident, loyal, thick furred, wolf-like dog. Bred to be more like the ancestors that dogs once were, Mr. Julius Wipfel created the Eurasier to be like a wolf. The first breed was a Wolf-Chow, a Wolf spitz and a Chow-Chow in 1971, and then a Samoyed was introduced into the bloodline to offer a more friendly nature to the dog.
The dogs were called Eurasier to reflect the European and Asian heritage that the breeds standard held until 1994 before it was changed yet again.
Giant Schnauzer
- Weight – 55-75 pounds
- Height – 20-24 inches
- Lifespan – 10-12 years
- Major Health Concerns – Elbow & Hip Dysplasia, Cataracts, Cancer, Chest Conditions, Loose knees, Ear Infections, Bloat.
- Grooming – Brush three to four times a week during spring and summer.
The Giant Schnauzer was created in the Bavarian alps in the mid-1800’s they were bred to drive cattle from the farm to the market. They also were the guard dogs of choice to guard the farmer’s possessions against robbers but when cattle driving was rendered obsolete by railroads the giants lost their jobs. But they quickly found a new purpose in the police and military serving as K-9 companions.
German Shepherd
- Weight – 60-90 pounds
- Height – 24-26 inches tall
- Lifespan – 7-10 years
- Major Health Concerns – Degenerative Myelopathy, Epilepsy, Bloat, Hip, and Elbow Dysplasia, Panosteitis, Skin allergies, Thyroid Disorder, Von Willebrand’s Disease (VWD).
- Grooming – Brush three to four times a week during spring and summer.
The German Shepherd name in german is Deutscher Schäferhund they were created by von Stephanitz, literally translating to “German Shepherd Dog”. The breed was so named due to its original purpose of assisting shepherds in herding and protecting sheep.
The German Shepherd was soon used in the military and police work in Germany. Their intelligence and loyalty make them a natural at herding and protecting, so they excelled at the job.
They are fast, agile, loyal, intelligent, and can even be goofy around the family! Once trained, they will not balk at any command given and will follow it to the letter.
Golden Retrievers
- Weight – 55-75 pounds
- Height – 20-24 inches
- Lifespan – 10-12 years
- Major Health Concerns – Elbow & Hip Dysplasia, Cataracts, Cancer, Chest Conditions, Loose knees, Ear Infections, Bloat.
- Grooming – Brush three to four times a week during spring and summer.
The Golden Retriever or the Golden is the second-best dog in the world. The Golden Retriever was developed in the 1800s as a retrieving, and gundog. In Scotland, they became one of the best companions and sports dogs anyone could wish for.
Therefore Golden Retrievers make for great hunting dogs, tracking dogs, law enforcement dogs, and they are also great therapeutic dogs. One of the reasons they make for such great dogs is that you can train them to do almost anything!
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Irish Setter
- Weight – 60-70 pounds
- Height – 25-27 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, PRA, Bloat,
- Grooming – The Setter don’t really need much grooming except during the fall and winter when their fur is longer.
The Irish Setter is an outgoing, loving, caring, gentle, rugged hunter who loves everyone! All you need to do is to show lots of love, caring, positive training throughout puppyhood.
Before the age of guns, they were used in tandem with a flacon, or someone who had a net.
Nowadays, they are gun dogs, which means they lay down upon their bellies until the hunter is ready before scaring the birds into flight.
King Charles Cavalier
- Weight – 13-20 pounds
- Height – 13 inches
- Lifespan – 9-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, heart murmurs, Canine degenerative myelopathy,
- Grooming – The Cavies don’t really need much grooming except during the fall and winter when their fur is longer.
The King Charles Cavalier was created to keep a noble lap warm during the fall, winter, and spring. The Cavi also had another purpose, they were supposed to also attract fleas from the human so they would get the fleas and not the human.
Did you know that King Charles the II wrote a law, saying that the Cavi is the only dog allowed into any building including the house of Parliament, and the law is still around today!
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Keeshond
- Weight – 30-45 pounds
- Height – 13-14 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, heart murmurs, Canine degenerative myelopathy,
- Grooming – The Cavies don’t really need much grooming except during the fall and winter when their fur is longer.
These guys are one of the most sturdy and fluffiest dog breeds I have seen! The Keeshond has a foxy face with pointed ears. With spectacles about his/her eyes, which makes it a special mark in the dog world. The Keeshond is a nimble-footed barge guard dog, bred to be on a barge in the Dutch lowlands.
They are also the symbol to the 18th-century Dutch patriots party in its opposition to the royal house of Orange. There is a disagreement about how they got there name, some say that Kees might refer to a patriot mascot names Kees. Others say that it refers to the two of the parties leaders.
Leonberger
- Weight – 140-170
- Height – 25-31 inches
- Lifespan – 9 years
- Major Health Concerns – Bloat, hip-dysplasia,
- Grooming – Brush two to three times weekly
The Leonberger is a giant dog breed hailing from Germany, developed as companion dogs. Heinrich Essig was the brain behind creating the breed he bred the Leonberger to be fit for royalty. That dream became a reality when they attracted the notice of many different kings like Napoleon the III, Tsar Alexander II, and King Edward the VII.
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Lhasa Apsos
- Weight – 12-18 pounds
- Height – 10-11 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – A very robust dog breed
- Grooming – Brush two to four times weekly
The Lhasa Apsos is a thousand year old dog breed that originates in the Tibetan himalayans. For centuries the Apsos has been associated with the Dahlia Lama, in the 40’s the 14th Dahlia Lama even gave out Lhasa dogs to America which helped establish this breed in the west.
Did you know that the Lhasa served as a guard dog with in the owners dwelling while the Tibetan Mastiff served as the fierce protector outside. Also the Lhasa Apsos name was originally Abso Seng Kye “Bark Lion Sentinel Dog”
Maltese
- Weight – 5-20 pounds
- Height – 8-14 inches
- Lifespan – 12-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Skin problems, Legg-Calve-Perths, Portosystemic Shunt, Patellar Luxation, Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Epilepsy, and White Shaker Syndrome.
- Grooming – Brush two to three times weekly
The Maltese are a distinctive dog breed, much like the Rottie with a recognizable black body with tan angle wings and two peanut eyebrows. The Maltese however has white fur, black eyes, and a black dot for a nose, easily spotted within a group of other dog breeds. This breed needs regular brushing to keep the tangles and knots away.
Maltipoo
- Weight – 5-20 pounds
- Height – 8-14 inches
- Lifespan – 12-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Skin problems, Legg-Calve-Perths, Portosystemic Shunt, Patellar Luxation, Progressive Retinal Atrophy, Epilepsy, and White Shaker Syndrome.
- Grooming – Brush two to three times weekly
The Maltipoo is a mixed dog breed that is a Maltese and a Poodle mixed, creating the Maltipoo. They should be loving, kind, well trained, and well socialized.
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Maremma sheepdog
- Weight – 66-100 pounds
- Height – 26-27 inches
- Lifespan – 11-13 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia
- Grooming – This is another working dog breed, but all the same, they have long furry hair.
The Maremma sheepdog was created in central Italy bred and known to protect their flock without help from humans. Most guard dogs are bred purposefully for an independent mind! The reason for that is because you want to be able to just open the gate and allow the dogs to mingle with the flock and protect it with necessary without help from the human.
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Moscow watchdog
- Weight – 99-150 pounds
- Height – 25-27 inches
- Lifespan – 9-11 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, and Bloat
- Grooming – This is another working dog breed, but all the same, they have long furry hair.
This is a very gentle giant to its masters and family members but is a formidable guard dog to any intruder or unknown person.
They are a strong, tall, and sturdy dog breed that needs an experienced owner who loves getting the constant boundary-pushing.
This breed has a thick fur coat and needs to live in a cold climate. The Red Star Kennel needed another giant burly guard dog breed that could withstand any temperature thrown at it.
Newfoundland
- Weight – 99-150 pounds
- Height – 25-27 inches
- Lifespan – 9-11 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia and bloat
- Grooming – This is another working dog breed but all the same they have long furry hair.
This very large dog breed is often called the “Nannie Dog” due to its reputation from being patient and watchful of kids. Originally bred for dramatic water rescues they are born with a nature that naturally loves the water as much as their masters.
Much beloved by the world, Newfies have also carved out a special place in Englands heart. For instance a statue that Lord Byron at Newstead abby had erected for his most cherished Newfie Boatswain.
Pomsky (Pomeranian Husky Mix)
- Weight – 7-38 pounds
- Height – 10-15 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – Allergies, hip dysplasia, eye problems, heart issues, dislocating knees
- Grooming – brush at least 4 times a week and maybe more if you want him/her to be extra fluffy!
WOW! Whoever created the Pomsky deserves to have a golden ticket to heaven! This breed is gorgeous, maybe not as pretty as the Labrottie or the Samoyed 😉.
But that’s just my opinion! They are believed to be created in 2009, due to their photogenic looks, they have become just as popular as the Labrador or Goldie.
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Pomeranian
- Weight – 3-7 pounds
- Height – 6-7 inches
- Lifespan – 12-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – luxating patella & tracheal collapse
- Grooming – brush at least 4 times a week and maybe more if you want him/her to be extra fluffy!
The Pomeranian has a very long history of being liked by royalty and commoners alike. The Pom has relationship to the very powerful spitz dog breeds, they are the smallest of the spitz breeds.
They originate from Poland and western Germany, they became famous world wide due to the well known dog lover queen Victoria it happened while she was visiting Florence Italy.
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Rough Collie
- Weight – 40-65 pounds
- Height – 20-24 inches
- Lifespan – 14-16 years
- Major Health Concerns – Collies are susceptible to bacterial and viral infections such as
- Parvo
- Rabies
- Distemper
- Grooming – brush at least 4 times a week and maybe more if you want him/her to be extra fluffy!
The Rough Collie is a long-coated breed that is medium in size and breed for herding sheep in Scotland. Made famous by the queen of England, they gained their stardom through the queen and the royal court. What made them famous throughout the world was the classic movie Lassy come home.
Rottsky (Rottweiler Husky Mix)
- Weight – 50–100 pounds
- Height – 21–26 inches
- Lifespan – 10–15 years (But most only live to around 13)
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, PRA, Bloat, Bone Cancer, Cataracts, VWD, and arthritis
- Grooming – Brush four to five times a day throughout the spring and fall
The Siberian Husky mixed with Rottweiler is a very handsome dog. More often than not, Rottsky’s appearance will take on the Rottweiler body with the head of the Husky, including the infamous blue husky eyes. Their temperament can be loving, gentle, and caring if well trained and socialized from an early age!
Like all large dog breeds, the Husky Rottweiler Mix needs A LOT of exercise! You’re getting this theme by now, right? This dog breed fits best in a family that is often outdoors, hiking, biking, running, etc., or on a farm where he/she has large acres to roam on throughout the day.
If you are interested in the Rottsky we have an article just for you!
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The Samoyed
- Weight – 35-65 pounds
- Height – 19-24 inches
- Lifespan – 12-13 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, bloat,
- Grooming – The Samoyed is a heavy shedder during the spring and fall so daily brushing is required. You may even have to groom them two to four times a day!
Samoyed is one of the most fluffy dogs I have seen! They were created by the native tribe called the Samoyedic people who live in the upper parts of Siberia.
I am from a similar native tribe called the Koryak tribe. Koryak means “with the reindeer” in the Chukotko-Kamchatkan language. The Samoyedic people created the Samoyed to be like the Siberian husky!
Siberian Husky
- Weight – 45-60 pounds
- Height – 21-23 inches
- Lifespan – 12-14 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia eye diseases
- Grooming – Daily combing is needed during the spring and fall! Weekly grooming is needed during the summer and winter.
The Chukchi people created the Siberian Husky thousands of years ago. The Chukchi people are a nomadic tribe that lives in the Kamchatka peninsula. The Husky was bred to be a companion dog and as a means of long-range transportation that was not a reindeer.
The Siberian Husky is the forbears to the Alaskan Malamute the difference between the Siberian husky and the Alaskan Malamute is that. The Siberian Husky is smaller, with ears closer together, softer fur, almond-shaped eyes, and has more stamina to run long distances.
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South Russian Ovcharka
- Weight – 100-120 pounds
- Height – 3 feet
- Lifespan – 9-11 yrs
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia eye diseases
- Grooming – Daily combing is needed during the spring and fall! Weekly grooming is needed during the summer and winter.
The South Russian Ovcharka is a large dog breed, created by Russians for Russians, don’t be fooled by his goofy hair doe. This dog like the Alabai, Caucasian shepherd, and many more, have an inner drive to protect his house or rather a mansion! Despite his looks and temperament with the family, he is like a V8 motor in a family hatchback underneath all that white fur he has a very strong and muscular body!
Tibetan Mastiff
- Weight – 75-160 pounds
- Height – 24-30 inches
- Lifespan – 12-15 years
- Major Health Concerns – Hip dysplasia, bloat
- Grooming – The TM is a heavy shedder during the spring and fall so daily brushing is required. You may even have to groom them two to four times a day!
They are also extremely fluffy dog breeds, and also they are a giant dog breed! The Tibetan Mastiff or TM is one of the oldest dog breeds globally, and the Alabai supposedly has Tibetan Mastiff within its bloodstream.
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West Siberian Laika
- Weight – 40-55 pounds
- Height – 20-24 inches
- Lifespan – 14 years
- Major Health Concerns – None so far, but the west is slowly starting to hear about them and the pure bloodline is starting to get blurred.
- Grooming – Brush weekly
This fluffy dog breed is bred for one purpose, to hunt! The West Siberian Laika is an Indian dog and so does not need to be trained as the western hunting dogs. But rather all they need is a scent and they are off, the West Siberian Laika circles about you until they catch sight of an animal and then they chase it down and hold it down while you finish it off.
The Conclusion Of The Fluffy Dog Breeds/Furry Dog Breeds!
Remember, if you want a very fluffy dog breed with no knots, daily brushing is definitely needed. There will also be more fluffy dog breeds added to this article, so check back in with us in just a little.
If you have any questions, comments about the fluffy dog breeds, email us your question, and we will answer them as well as we can. If you have a photo of a fluffy dog breed and you would like to share the LR Nation photo gallery! Please email us the following info: Pictures, dog breed/s name, back history of your dog, and most importantly, the name!
Once you have decided on your fluffy dog breeds! You will need to get some names for the puppy! We have several dog name article just for you! They all range from flowery girl names to tough boy dog names!
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