What color can an American Eskimo be?

Answer 1

White or Cream.

American Eskimo Dogs are covered with long white or cream colored fur. Males have puffy mane-like fur around their necks. The skin underneath is grey or pink.

Answer 2

"Pure white is the preferred color, although white with biscuit cream is permissible. Presence of biscuit cream should not outweigh consideration of type, structure, or temperament. The skin of the American Eskimo Dog is pink or gray. Disqualification: any color other than white or biscuit cream. "

In some other countries what we call the American Eskimo is a color variety, of the German Spitz and may be inter-bred with those other colors - therefore it is possible that on rare occasion other colors could be produced.

Answer 3

The profuse coat is always white, or white with biscuit or cream markings. Their skin is pink or gray. Black is the preferred color of their eyelids, gums, nose, and pads. The coat is heavy around the neck, creating a ruff or mane, especially in males. The breed is slightly longer than it is tall. The coat of the American Eskimo should not curl or wave, the undercoat should be thick and plush with the harsher outer coat growing up through it. No colors other than those described above are allowed.

Answer 4

White or Cream.

American Eskimo Dogs are covered with long white or cream colored fur. Males have puffy mane-like fur around their necks. The skin underneath is grey or pink.