What's the difference between a silver fox and Samoyed? Are there any silver foxes that are descendants of Samoyed?

The difference between silver fox dog and Samoyed is the difference in body shape, facial expression, hair length and thickness, and facial contour. Silver fox dog and Samoyed are different in bloodline and growth history, but in fact, silver fox dog is the descendant of Samoyed.

There is a clear difference in body shape between silver fox dog and Samoyed. Silver fox dogs belong to small dogs, while Samoyed dogs are mostly medium-sized dogs, and a few over-developed dogs will meet the standards of large dogs. Put the adult silver fox dog and Samoyed together and you can see the difference in size at a glance.

Different expressions Samoyed is called smiling angel. Samoyed always has a smile on his face, which is very healing. Silver fox and dog can laugh, but when they don't laugh, they are expressionless and have not inherited Samoyed's fine tradition.

The difference between fur Samoyed's fur feels more supple than silver fox dogs. In terms of hair coverage, the hair of silver fox dog is shorter, lighter and thinner than that of Samoyed. If Samoyed's hair is a ball of cotton, then the silver fox dog is dandelion.

The difference in face shape Samoyed's face will be wider and easier to identify, while the silver fox dog's face will be slightly smaller and its chin will be sharper. Silver fox dogs have more dense facial features than Samoyed, especially their ears will stand up like foxes, and the distance between them is relatively close.

Silver fox dog is a descendant of Samoyed, and Samoyed is a pure natural breed. Silver fox dogs originated from silky dogs in Europe, and later spread to Japan, where silky dogs and Samoyeds were bred by the Japanese. After continuous improvement, the coat color and facial features of the silver fox dog are closer to Samoyed. It is said that Samoyed is the ancestor of the silver fox dog.