The Silver Fox Dog is a graceful and well-proportioned dog. It is often confused with the Samoyed, as both have white fur. Many people want to know how big a Silver Fox Dog can get and worry if it will become aggressive when fully grown. Will its size change?

Silver Fox Dog

　　Speaking of this, one must mention the breeding history of the Fox Dog. The Fox Dog is a descendant of Japanese dogs. People living on that island nation do not admire large and imposing dogs, which is why through continuous breeding and crossbreeding, dogs on the island have always developed around elegance and gentleness.

　　The Silver Fox Dog has a pure white appearance with a double coat. Around the neck, chest, and tail, there is a full mane, especially fluffy. It has large black eyes, upright triangular ears, a round black nose, pointed muzzle, round paws with abundant decorative hair between the toes, and the tail is bushy and curled over the back. The fluffy, thick, pure white coat is very beautiful.

　　This genetic makeup determines that the Fox Dog’s size belongs to the small dog category. For an adult Fox Dog, the height usually does not exceed 40 cm and is generally between 30 and 38 cm. Think about it, that is roughly around our adult knee height. Its weight is typically under 10 kg as well, remaining delicate and elegant.

　　Dogs have a short lifespan. If we consider the question “How big can a Silver Fox Dog get?” from the perspective of lifespan, the answer is that the average lifespan of a Fox Dog is around 12 years, roughly matching the average lifespan of dogs. But no matter how big a Silver Fox Dog gets, as owners, we should love and care for it, giving it the warmth of a home.