According to international standards, the fur colors of purebred Samoyeds are mainly divided into white, cheese color, and white with light brown. Except for these three colors, all other colors are considered disqualifying. Most of the black Samoyeds that are widely circulated are hybrids and are not purebreds. However, there was once a black and white Samoyed recognized by FCI. It was mainly due to atavism in the genes, causing the color of the fur to change. However, after certification, it was Belonging to pure blood, this is also the only Samoyed of other colors.
