I know some Fluffy dog breeds existed. But do you know there are more than 30 breeds of dogs that manage to make it to the floofworld.
Wondering what this Floofworld is? It’s a place where all the fluffmasters come together to prove paradise exists.
Who is the Ruler, you ask? Every Fluffing Doggo.
All you have to do is watch a cute lil Pomeranian or a Chow Chow, walking around in all their glory.
*sighhhhhhh*
These fluffy breeds of fuzzy doggos will make you wanna smother them with kisses.
Can you imagine them strutting around with cute little crowns over their heads?
I’m not fluffing with you, by the end of this piece you will practically wish you had one of these cute and fluffy dogs (and thank me, maybe?).
So, raise your paw and solemnly swear to give these waking barking marshmallows all your attention.
Today, for the next few minutes, you’re going to experience extreme euphoria and gonna have a look on your face that screams “How a-dog-able”.
Let’s dig into the happiness!
Table of Contents
Small Fluffy Dogs
The small fluffy breeds I have listed today are going to make you wanna live on an island surrounded by them and only them.
No human contact (It’s the dream).
Pomeranian
A Pomeranian dog is the fluffiest doggo you’ll ever encounter. They weigh so little that they would float around if they had wings, yeah they’re angels anyway.
Their soft fur looks like a pillow that you would carry anywhere you go, but being a fluffy mini dog breed comes with a cost — Grooming.
These small breed of white fluffy dogs need grooming very often otherwise they could lose the cloud-like, fluffy appearance.
If you are looking for a lapdog who is a ball of energy, then you’ve found the pawfect small fluffy dog breed.
They are 8 to 11 inches tall and weigh around 3 to 7 pounds. Hence, the wings theory. God, I wish they had wings.
Shih Tzu
The Shih Tzu dogs were the courageous heroes who used to guard the Tibetian monasteries, now they are the cuddliest cuties who love being chaotic.
Since they have a double coat you can groom their fur anyway you want, from a teddy bear cut to floor-length styles, go, crazy amigos!
The grooming of a Shih Tzu dog can be easy if done right.
Brushing their fur two to three times a week and bathing them once a week will be enough to maintain that fluffy tiny dog fur.
Being a small breed of white fluffy dogs is just a cherry on the top, these furry pooches are the perfect companion for anyone.
Shih Tzu dogs are miniature fluffy dogs, usually, they weigh nine to sixteen pounds and are 8 to 11 inches tall.
If you are ever having a bad day, just spend some time with them, they’ll be at your service to fluff up your day.
I Shih Tzu not, they will love you fur-ever and ever.
Bichon Frise
Guess what the meaning of the word Bichon Frise in French is? A curly-haired dog.
Bichon Frise dogs were initially bred to be vermin catchers but then were recognized as adorable cuddle-buddies for anyone, especially kids.
This particular small breed white fluffy dog’s fur did justice to their name and fame. (I just rhymed!!)
Just like all the other fidos here with double-coated fur, Bichon Frise dogs need regular grooming. A weekly bath and frequent brushing are all these fidos need.
But apart from my pawsome rhyming skills these doggies really live up to their name with that fur coat.
Belonging to the tiny fluffy dog category, these pooches weigh 10 to 20 pounds and are 9 to 12 inches tall.
Beware! This Loch ness slobster might steal your heart.
Maltese
The Maltese dogs are so elegant, they look like a dream that I would like to see every day.
Malteses were once owned by the Kings and Queens; even though they have playful personalities their aura screams ‘royalty’.
An angel that was gifted to us pitiful humans to realize how pure the world around us is.
Just kidding!
Not really.
But, do Maltese fuzzy puppies give you angel vibes? Hell yeahhhh.
The double coated small breed white fluffy dogs have to be groomed at least once or twice a week and bathed once a week.
Their height is around 7 o 12 inches and they weigh around 4to 8 pounds, which categorizes them in the small fluffy dog department.
Coton de Tulear
This fuzzy puppy is literally named after a whole floofing city. The city of Tulear in Madagascar.
Do you know who looks like cotton candy? The Coton De Tulear Dog!!
White as snow, a small fluffy breed of dog that has the personality of a clown.
Always making you laugh by doing something funny or stupid.
The best breed to adopt or get if you need a tiny fluffy dog who will laze around and cuddle the life out of you.
Grooming is a little time-consuming but it’s worth it, I swear.
A regular bathing schedule and brushing can help the shedding process. Just like the other rovers.
The Coton de Tulear dog is apartment-friendly and an excellent companion to everyone. Age and size do not matter.
Don’t leave the pupper alone for too long, they have separation anxiety like most of us.
Affenpinscher
Affenpinscher dogs originated in Germany. They are a part of the black breeds of miniature fluffy dogs.
Actually, the name “Affenpinscher” means ape or monkey. The Affenpinscher dog is also called the monkey terrier due to its appearance.
This pupper has very bristle and wire or broken coated fur, they have to be stripped very often. They can be bathed once in 5 to 7 weeks.
These black fluffy dog breeds come in many colors but black is dominant.
Joining forces with the black small fluffy dog breeds who conquer the world with their cuteness.
Have you seen a pupper laugh, well they do laugh but with their tails.
These dogs are cuddly, adorable, and very cheerful, trust me they are the fluffiest fido’s you’ll ever meet.
Yorkshire Terrier
With the personality of a lion even though they are one of the major breeds of small fluffy dogs in the world.
Soft fur that is so puffy you’d wanna sleep on the poor thing.
The Yorkshire Terrier has silky fur, so silky and long, it seems like they’re trying to taunt every other dog alive.
If I am a black fluffy dog breed, I’d love to be a Yorkie. Sit around, look pretty, and make people do everything for me.
The bath schedule could be hectic, but it’s all worth it!!
I’d be a Goddess, but apparently, that position is already taken by Yorkies.
A Yorkie is an adaptable Goddess though. The Yorkies will make any place happier and chic.
Australian Terrier
I don’t know why but every time I see the Australian Terrier dog it reminds me of Stinky from Toy Story.
I mean how can you not see the resemblance between them?
These bad boys are in the show business, ruling over hearts in slow motion. Making jaws drop and loving every second of the attention.
Australian Terrier dogs are great companions that are a-dog-able, they love staying by your side through thick and thin.
Your Aussie Terrier requires can be brushed weekly by should bathe when needed; ideally once in 3 months.
Bathing them often can strip them of their natural oils which inturn can make their coat look dull.
They won’t terrier you a lot, don’t worry. They’re just fluffy not toughy.
Papillon Dog
Papillion dogs have ears that are shaped like butterflies, the smallest fluffy body you’ve ever seen, and the energetic behavior you can expect from a nuclear bomb.
These orange fluffy doggos are the kind that you see in paintings next to famous people posing like they are royalty (well, technically they were).
The word Papillon in French means butterfly, this pupper is also called the butterfly dog.
Papillon dogs go back to the 16th century.
Since then they’ve been a part of the breeds of small fluffy dogs, initially, these fluffers were called Dwarf Spaniel or Continental Toy Spaniel.
Keeping their coat and overall health in mind, you will have to brush and bathe them on a regular basis.
When we talk about grooming, once a week is more than enough.
Being one of the oldest members of the small fluffy breed of dogs, they love teaching the other floofs to be mischievous.
Cavapoo
A relatively new breed of small dogs, that leaves an impression on every person they’ve passed by.
These puppers are so clingy that you can feel them sticking to you 24/7.
Cavapoo dogs are all-rounders, you want them to cuddle? They’re at your service.
Want them to do some fun activities? They’ll be wagging their tails and running in no time.
The grooming is not really hard, you just have to get combs that suit their very fluffy fur.
A two-sided bristle and bristle brushes also work well on these furry dog breeds.
Bathing can be done between 2 to 4 weeks. Keeping them clean is the main motive.
Let’s talk about that fur for a second. Have you seen a Cavapoo dog in action?
Everything starts playing in slow motion. Their fluffy fur bounces with every step they take.
Oof the only scene in a movie I’d watch without blinking.
Havanese
Started off as pets of the wealthy. High-class life with expensive lifestyles now is available to anyone who wants their love and affection.
They are little orange fluffy dogs with double coated fur and are a part of the small fluffy breeds of dogs. They weigh around 7 to 13 pounds and are 8 to 11 inches tall.
These poofy doggos just like every other one here on this list are double coated dogs and do need regular grooming.
Bathing them once a week and brushing them 2 to 3 times is more than enough.
Yes, Havanese dogs are literal teddy bears that can walk and bark.
Colors can vary from dog to dog, the majority of orange dogs are more.
Excellent therapist (for free!), pawsome apartment dogs and they adjust really well to any lifestyle as long as their human is with them.
Lhasa Apso
From personal experience, Lhasa Apso has my heart, body, and soul. They could trade me to the Devil for a treat and I’d still mutter “I love you’s”.
Their sass cannot be matched, if they could they’d be the center of attention at a funeral.
You know they say breeds of small fluffy dogs are the life of the party? Lhasa Apsos is the party.
Lhasa Apso dogs have thick and soft fur like a cloud, eyes so mischievous you know something chaotic is cooking up in that tiny brain.
If you ever try to brush a Lhasa Apso’s fur when its wet then you’re in for a ride. Tangles and mats will drive you to madness.
Regular grooming is necessary due to the fluffy fur but once or twice a week is sufficient.
They come in all sorts of colors, orange, white, tan, white with tan, and even black.
Medium-Sized Fluffy Dogs
Are you ready to jump into these majestic and elegant-looking medium fluffy dogs?
I assure you, you will not believe your eyes once you see them.
Belgian Sheepdog
Belgian Sheepdogs have a lot of names apart from cutie and all the baby talk we do, they are also called Belgian Shepherd and Chien de Berger Belge.
Two long, thick black coats that look so majestic and elegant at the same time.
We have to preserve the way they look and thus you can never trim their fur too short.
They can be brushed for 20 to 30 minutes per week with a pin brush or metal rake comb to maintain that luscious mane and avoid tangles.
Don’t be fooled by their soft, snuggly appearance; they are known for being police, search and rescue dogs.
Herding was their main occupation, they are medium-sized black fluffy large dog breeds that are crazy for companionship and love.
They are mutts about their people and will protect them at all costs.
Shetland Sheepdog
The guardian of the Shetland Islands of Scotland.
All hail thee! Shetland Sheepdog or A.K.A Sheltie.
Shetland Sheepdogs have two coats as well, they were used to scare hungry birds and wild animals away from the farms.
They don’t shed everywhere unless it’s spring or fall. Regular brushing and a bath once in 3 to 7 weeks are enough for this rover.
Again this rover has separation anxiety and will bite your ear off if you leave them alone for a long time (not literally).
Recently, they’ve shifted their focus to sports (just like your dad asked your lazy bum to do, but you didn’t).
Shetland Sheepdogs have been recognized as pawsome companions and love their owners more than anything else in the whole world.
Labradoodle
Who wouldn’t want a mix between a Poodle and Labrador Retriever?
Even if you look at the breeds individually they are so fluffy and cute, you wanna squeeze the life outta them.
There are so many variations of Labradoodles that it’s hard to choose between them, they’re all so a-dog-able.
They’re large to medium-sized dogs depending on the genes of the parents involved. Don’t worry, each one is unique in its own way.
The grooming can be done anywhere between 6 to 8 weeks, their nails need to be cut, brushing should be done more often (once a week) to prevent mats and tangles.
Labradoodles have the personality of small children. They’re curious, want to know everything, won’t stop yapping, and love playing.
I don’t see a difference between children and Labradoodles, nevertheless win-win for me, I love both!
Australian Shepherd
You can’t hide anything from these pretty fidos, they have beautiful piercing eyes that scan your soul. Better give them those treats.
Apart from their eyes, their coat is so soft and blended in.
The beauty of this dog astounds me.
The Australian Shepherd dog (Aussie) is a part of the grey fluffy large dog breed but isn’t completely grey. They are tricolored, grey, white, and tan.
Weighing at 35 to 70 pounds and 18 to 23 inches tall. As suggested in their name itself, these dogs were working dogs.
These doggos shed quite a bit, brushing them is how you can save yourself from being buried in their fur.
Brushing the dead hair out will help keep the skin healthy and gorgeous.
All they want you to do is give them a task. They love to work, work, work, work, work.
Norwegian Elkhound
The Honorable National Dog Of Norway. Who is well, fearless, strong, and come-on guys, the national dog of a whole country? I’m a fan already.
Even though the name sounds complicated, they look like the sweetest thing ever.
Obviously, you can see the pride and honor in their eyes but that fur? Makes you go crazyyyy.
Like literally crazy, they shed a lot during spring and fall.
A Norwegian Elkhound is a high-maintenance fuzzy dog, a regular brushing and bathing routine could be your savior.
They were hunters, from small game to mountain lions, bears, and reindeers.
I think it’s safe to say that the Norwegian Elkhound dog would be the president of the medium-sized fluffy dog breeds?
Puli Dog
The prettiest dreadlocks I’ve ever seen were when I encountered these babies.
Puli Dogs are herding dogs and have fur that looks like dreadlocks, long and fluffy fur.
The grooming can be a little tricky, since their fur is corded you will have to pull them apart with your fingers to maintain that mane.
You can’t brush the fur but detangling it with your fingers will reduce the mats and tangles, this can also be a bonding experience that will get your fido closer to you.
They are so energetic that you will have to let them burn it out. Run around the house, walk around the neighborhood, or just play games with your dog.
If the fluffy fur is brushed regularly it will not be a problem, your floof will love the attention that’s being showered.
Puli dog is a medium-sized breed of dog that weighs 30 to 35 pounds and is around 17 inches tall.
Eurasier
The Eurasier dog is also called the Wolf Chow, a sweet lil mix of Chow Chow and Wolfspitzes.
Selectively social, just like me. They like being the center of attention with their family but new people are not really welcomed.
This floof is very easy to handle as long as you brush it out two times a week and in case your Eurasier dog goes through bushes, you can just pick the debris out.
Weighing about 40 to 70 pounds and standing 20 to 24 inches.
This medium-sized fuzzy doggo has a blue-black tongue inherited from the Chow Chow parent.
Keeshond
Do you want a doggo with a big personality? Then Keeshond is the one you’re looking for; they are well mannered and easily trainable.
The Keeshond looks like they’re wearing spectacles due to the distinctive markings around the eyes.
This fluffy breed of dog loves being pampered by their pawrents and will leave no chance to curl up next to you.
Grooming can be as easy as you make it, if you brush them once a week it’s going to prevent mats and tangles and to keep them looking at their best, you can bathe them once in 3 to 4 weeks.
While giving you looks of gratitude that say “Howl I ever live without you”.
Instagramable right?
These medium-sized dog breeds will make you fall in love, silly and intriguing.
The weight of this pupper is 35 to 45 pounds and they are 17 to 18 inches tall.
Large Fluffy Dogs
These large fluffy dog breeds look like they could rule the whole world. Loyal, smart, a little crazy, and very floofing beautiful.
Watch these floof masters steal your heart like a pro.
Samoyed
Samoyed dogs belong to the herding dog group, they are double coated dogs because they are from Siberia, a very cold cold region.
They will attac to protec, so don’t try to mess with them.
But how can you not run your fingers through that fluffy thick, soft mane?
Looking like snow that you wanna bury your face in.
These fluffers look large due to the puffiness of their coats.
To keep their skin and fur healthy it’s essential to groom them frequently.
A bath once a week and brushing their fur often is how you can achieve that cloud-like appearance.
Standing 19 to 23 inches tall and weighing 50 to 65 pounds these white fluffy large breed dog steals the show.
Looking majestic and snuggly at the same time.
Who else wishes they could do that? I most certainly do.
American Eskimo Dog
American Eskimo Dog can also be called the Entertainer of all time.
They were the prime players in the American circuses, walking on tightropes with their masters.
After they started gaining popularity due to the circus people noticed the cuteness and companionship these rovers were offering.
Let’s be real for a second here, have you seen the American Eskimo dog puppy? I couldn’t look away. That charm would’ve pulled me in so fast.
The best thing about them is that they come in three sizes like the Poodles.
Can you imagine realizing that the fluffy large dog breed that you were drooling over has three different sizes!
To keep that coat looking pawsome and fluffy a bath once a week is necessary and brushing frequently can save you from excessive shedding.
Great Pyrenees Dog
Oh my god, if this doesn’t make your day I think you’re the Grinch.
Imagine a dog so big that if you put a fake mane on the fido it can easily be mistaken for a lion.
Apart from the fact that they are white, they would totally pass for a fluffy lion.
But, this doggo is really huge. Not a softie, if that’s what you think from all of that fluff. Great Pyrenees Dog is the strongest among the fluffers.
If you’re wondering about the grooming requirements then a thirty-minute brushing session is enough for these puppers to not develop tangles and mats.
Don’t worry, you will enjoy this peaceful alone time with them, just as much as they do.
Guarding sheep against bears and wolves while being the gentlest beast you could own.
Yes, I want this fluffy large breed dog/teddy so bad I might bawl like a baby if I don’t get one.
Black Russian Terrier
A dog that’s called a Terrier but isn’t truly a Terrier.
The Black Russian Terrier is a combination of 17 breeds is what they say.
I mean how is that even possible, but I was always weak in science anyway.
They are so big that you can hear everyone singing “I like big mutts and I cannot lie”
So, you’ve heard about the ape dog, right? This right here is the ‘Black Pearl Of Russia’
These puppers don’t shed much, a bath is required every 4 to 6 weeks.
They need to be groomed for clean ears, regular checks for the anal gland, clipping of their nails to maintain the fidos overall health.
A little distant with strangers and other dogs, but all you have to do is wait till they get comfortable and have the time of your life after that.
Newfoundland Dog
Known for their giant-like appearance with all of that cushion-y fur.
Newfoundland dogs are excellent swimmers and rescue dogs due to their webbed paws.
Fishermen bred them as working dogs.
This Black large fluffy dog breed is known for being intelligent, strong, and loyal.
How often do you spot a dog who is literally 260 lbs? Male Newfoundlands are around 26 to 28 inches tall.
Bath and brushing needs are very frequent, once a week is a must. If maintained well their glorious fur will be the center of attention.
They are the muttiest of all mutts.
Think about having a personal bear that will tackle you to the ground to smother you and drool all over you.
This is the life I crave for.
Bernese Mountain Dog
The Bernese Mountain dog is literally a big package of love, adoration, and strength to defeat anyone who will try to harm you and will never leave you alone.
The thick coats are made for the winter weather.
Regular brushing is needed, especially in the shedding seasons like spring and fall. Bathing once every 3 to 6 weeks is enough for them to be clean and healthy.
Bernese Mountain dogs love chilling with their owners even if it is just sitting out on the porch, soaking the sun in.
A smile is always plastered on these goofballs’ faces, like a visible smile.
They can treat your heart with that smile, They’re certified Dog-tors.
Collie
So, you ask me what’s the deal with the Collie Dog?
They are herding dogs, double coated fur and all, but the main feature is their stare. Yes, you heard me right.
Collie dogs command and control the sheep with a specific look (like your mom trying to get you to eat your greens).
If you say there is no one smarter than you, then I guess you’ve never met the Collie dog.
The Collie dog is a medium-sized doggo who is a part of the black fluffy dog breeds.
They are almost 22 to 26 inches tall and weigh around 50 to 75 pounds.
The grooming needs of this large black fluffy dog breed is very similar to the Bernese Mountain Dog, they tend to shed a lot during spring and fall so regular brushing is a must.
Bathing can be done once every 3 or 6 weeks.
Saint Bernard
If you want to beat someone up just let your Saint Bernard do it for you.
Trust me they’ll do it better than you do.
They were used as rescue dogs who saved the injured travelers and got them back to safety.
Now they love sitting at home getting pampered and petted all the time.
Brushing these fidos three times a week is more than enough to keep them clean and save them from unruly and messy fur.
The only thing they want to save are those treats that they think will go bad if they aren’t in their greedy stomachs.
Being a part of the large fluffy dog breeds community is a brownie point for this baby, they already call him a bear due to the size of this fido.
The happiest bear alive!
Chow Chow
Just like me, the Chow Chow dog does not believe in running,
I don’t think people who enjoy running are normal.
The Chow Chow is not a regular doggo, they actually are a mix between a stuffed toy and an old person (hence the face, it’s a joke).
Damn though the uncanny similarities are so real, they also look like Lions. Maybe there’s a link we’re missing.
A Chow Chow doesn’t really enjoy cuddles but is very protective of their family. They’ll do anything for the people they love and adore.
Talking about the cloud-like appearance, it takes effort to make this fido look this good. They require regular bathing and brushing, which could be done once or twice a week.
People compare this fluffy large breed doggo to a panda bear or the bear dog. Oh no, now I can’t get it outta my head.
Old English Sheepdog
This big bad boy could rock a ponytail while looking like a total hipster.
So gentle with the kids, they could play dress up and the doggo will sit patiently and look pretty in scrunchies and headbands.
Old English Sheepdogs were initially used as herders and then soon as the other fidos turned into companion dogs.
They stand 22 inches tall and weigh 80 to 100 pounds.
The double coated large fluffy dog needs to be groomed well but it isn’t really hard. Frequent brushing will help the rover stay clean and healthy.
Alaskan Malamute
Chonky is how you describe this baby. I agree they look big and intimidating but that face says “please cuddle me and don’t leave me”.
They were first bred as sled dogs and they used to do the heavy lifting, but since nothing is done manually anymore the puppers are chilling at home with their humans now.
These grey fluffy large breed dogs don’t need to be brushed a lot unless they’re shedding. Once a week is enough.
Bathing can be done once a week as well.
The Alaskan Malamute is a part of the large breed of the grey fluffy dog community.
So, these were all the babies that I could find to make your life a lil brighter and happier.
There are so many undiscovered joys in the world and fluffy dog breeds are one of them.
I know I couldn’t cover every fido out there but don’t worry they are out there spreading love like never before.
They light up your world like nobody else!
I’m pretty sure that all of the dog lovers out there are swooning over these fluffballs, reading this article with the same passion as myself.
Frequently Asked Questions
Double coated dogs are normally considered fluffy dogs. Their size could vary from dog to dog, but the fluff is always the same.
White fluffy doggos are Pomeranian, Shih Tzu, Samoyed, Bichon Frise, Maltese, American Eskimo dog and so many more.
If it is a double coated puffy dog then brushing the fur once or twice a week would be enough. Bathing requirements can be anywhere from 1 week to 5 weeks. It varies from doggo to doggo.
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There are a few fluffy dog breeds that are almost hypoallergenic like the Affenpinscher or Bichon Frise. Although, most of the other fluffy dog breeds do shed and need regular grooming for the same reason.
A fluffy large breed of dogs like Puli, Samoyed doesn’t shed as much as the others. If the grooming is done right then the shedding would not be an issue.
Bonjour fellow caninophiles,
I hope you had a great time reading this because I for sure could not stop smiling while writing this.
Let us know if there are other fidos that catch your eye and are a part of the small or large fluffy dog breed community.
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