Primary sequences designed for microsatellite loci in the domestic dog genome (FH2054, CPH3, FH2168, FH2164, FH2097), which were used in this study, also allowed for the amplification of the corresponding loci in white and standard Raccoon dogs. In these groups the frequency of alleles, observed and expected heterozygosity, the polymorphic information content and the probability of parentage exclusion were analyzed. The studies allowed to define the expected degree of polymorphism of five microsatellite loci in the two color varieties of Raccoon dogs. All of the five selected microsatellite sequences may be used for checking the origin of Raccoon dogs and the construction of genetic maps within the canids. The obtained values of genetic similarity and genetic distance shows that there is a high genetic similarity between the groups of white and standard Raccoon dog genetic, and thus the small genetic distance. This suggests only small genetic differences between white and standard Raccoon dogs.