This breed, characterized by its thick white coat, originated in Siberia and commonly serves as a herding dog in cold climates. Name it.

The Samoyed takes its name from the indigenous Samoyedic peoples of northern Siberia, who bred these dogs primarily for hunting, herding, and sled-pulling. This breed is characterized by its thick white coat that helps it withstand extremely low temperatures, as well as by its jolly temper.

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