Written By: Mobin
Known for their striking eyes and lush coats, Siberian Huskies are tireless sled dogs bred to traverse icy Arctic landscapes.
As muscular freighting dogs and sled-pullers, giant Alaskan Malamutes have thick coats perfect for chilly weather and hard outdoor work.
These white, fluffy dogs were originally reindeer herders in Siberia. Today the adaptable and family-friendly Samoyed excels in cold climates.
With their bear-like appearance and dense fur, Chow Chows are built for cold. Their mane and furry tail keep snow at bay.
Hugely popular in their native snowy Japan, courageous Akitas have a double-coat well-suited for intense cold.
This foxy red breed is a Northern original. They thrive in snowy forests and their thick double coat allows them to comfortably sleep in the snow!
Used by Vikings to hunt moose and bears, Norwegian Elkhounds have thick silver coats perfect for cold Scandinavian winters even today.