What breed of dog does Finland like to have?

Originally used by the Sami people to herd reindeer, this fluffy and friendly breed is well-suited to the Finnish climate and is quite popular in its home country.

Known as the national dog of Finland, the Finnish Spitz was originally used for hunting a variety of game, most notably birds. It's recognized by its fox-like appearance and lively temperament.

A robust and fearless breed, the Karelian Bear Dog has been traditionally used for hunting large game, including bears and moose.

Bred for hunting hares and foxes, this breed is known for its stamina and determination. It's one of the most popular breeds for dog shows in Finland.

These breeds are not as internationally known as the other Finnish breeds but still hold a special place in the hearts of many Finnish dog enthusiasts.

While the aforementioned breeds have Finnish origins or historical significance, many globally popular breeds like the Labrador Retriever, German Shepherd, and Golden Retriever are also well-liked in Finland. The country's urban and rural landscapes accommodate a variety of breeds.

Another breed traditionally associated with the Sami people for reindeer herding. It's less fluffy than the Lapphund and has a more herding-focused temperament.