There are countless breeds of dogs across the country, but we find that most of the dog colors are white, black, and khaki. So are there many gray dogs? In fact, there are not many pure gray dog ​​breeds, but there are also many dog ​​breeds with gray as the main color. Let’s talk about what breeds of gray dogs there are? If you also like gray dogs, take a closer look at the list of gray dog ​​names.

Gray dogs include small poodles, schnauzers, etc., as well as medium and large sized Alaskans, meteorite border collies, huskies, American bullies, etc.

Poodles: Poodles come in many colors, such as reddish brown, black, white, gray, etc., and they are all uniform in color. And because the coat color genes of gray poodles are quite unstable, even two gray poodle parents cannot guarantee that the pups will be gray. Therefore, the number of gray poodles is very small, and the price is naturally higher.

Schnauzers: Schnauzers are also divided into mini, standard and giant types. In fact, most Schnauzers are gray-white, which is particularly easy to get close to people. Moreover, Schnauzers are full of energy, very lively and smart.

American Bully Dog: The Bully Dog originated from the United States. Its shape is quite special, and its body structure is somewhat different from other dogs. It also has gray varieties and strong muscles, but its character is very docile and friendly, and it will actively complete the orders given by its owner.

In addition, some breeds such as Alaskan, Husky, and Border Collie have various colors. The more common ones are black and white, but there are also gray and white.

In fact, no matter what color the dog is, they all have their own advantages and disadvantages. Before choosing a dog breed, everyone must do their homework and choose the dog that suits them best.