The Black Dog is the king of the Mountains

Black Dog Breeds With Short, Medium & Long Black Coats
Are you thinking of adopting a black dog, but aren't sure which breed is the right fit for your family? In this article, we compare our favorite dark-coated dog breeds by coat length. We look at short, medium, and long-coated canines, including pictures of each!
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Choosing a canine companion by breed is fairly common. But it’s also become increasingly popular to choose by color. Black dog breeds are making a comeback for various reasons. Some people like the way a certain color looks, and for some, it may match their clothing, furniture or flooring to disguise shedding. So when someone chooses a dog based on their black coat, there’s usually a reason behind it.
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Some black-coated dogs can portray an image of aggressiveness or dominance. The color is also often viewed as a symbol of magic and mystery. When a black cat crosses your path, it’s meant to be a lucky omen. But what about black dogs?

Black dogs have long been regarded as guardians, guides, and loyal companions in various mythologies. This may be why they are such a popular choice with families today. To make it easier for you to find your perfect black pup, we arranged our list into three sections based on coat length.
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It’s worth noting that not all of these breeds are completely black. Some are “mostly black” with a little bit of tan. But that tan can be a much lower ratio depending on the dog, giving you what looks like an all-black pup.
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Black Dog Breeds With Short Coats
The following dogs are big and small, all with shorter black coats. These dogs can be either double-coated or single-coated, depending on the breed. Double coated black dogs will shed more, especially in the winter and spring.