General appearance
The Samoyed, is a working dog that presents a picture of beauty, alertness and strength with agility, dignity and grace. Since his work was in a cold climate, his coat was thick, hardy, and neat. Males are tougher in appearance and manners, docile without any aggression; Females may have slightly longer backs than males.
Their most pleasant feature is the eternal smile, but also has a practical function: the corners of the mouth are up, preventing drooling, preventing icicles from forming on the face.
About Samoyed
Samoyed This smiling sled dog was bred in the coldest place in the world. For example, in the Siberian town of Oymyakon, temperatures of minus 60 degrees Celsius are common. Samoyed's famous white coat was thick enough to withstand such harsh conditions.
temperament
Adaptable, friendly, gentlemanly
AKC Cultivates Popularity: Ranked 65 out of 193
Height: 21-23.5 inches (male), 19-21 inches (female)
Weight: 45-65 lbs (male), 35-50 lbs (female)
Life expectancy: 12-14 years
history
The name Samoyed comes from the Samoyeds, a semi-nomadic people from Asia who migrated to Siberia a thousand years ago. They have dogs and work hard in the coldest places on earth. In the Siberian town of Oymyakon, for example, temperatures of minus 60 degrees Celsius are common. On Arctic nights, the Samoyeds live in tents and huddle together with their dogs for warmth. This coexistence and cooperation between people established a close connection between Samoyed and people. When there were no heavy sleds in the vast expanse of Siberia, Samoyed dogs were provided with their feed as watchdogs and hunters.
The Samoyeds relied on reindeer for food, and fur and leather as an important source of livelihood. At first, they used their dogs to hunt reindeer. But over time, the Samoyed culture shifted from hunting reindeer to herding. Such as raising dogs, pulling sleds and protecting cattle.
In the late 18th century, Arctic adventurers returning to England introduced the Samoyed to English dog lovers. Queen Alexander was an admirer and she began to promote the variety. In the United States, a shiny white dog named Argenteau Moustan made history in 1906 as the first breed registered by the AKC (then known as Samoyoede). Muslims in the United States and Europe in the early 20th century knew that the Samoyed was an avid material porter who could withstand one and a half times its own weight. Scott, Shackleton, and Amundsen were famous explorers of their time who rode Samoyed through the unknown frozen wasteland.
Samoyed breeding:
1. Nutrition
Dog food, whether commercially manufactured or domestic, is best consulted with a veterinarian. Any diet should be appropriate for the age of the dog (puppies, adult dogs, etc.). Some dogs are prone to overweight, so keep an eye on your dog's calorie burn and weight levels. Rewards can be an important help in training, but giving too much can lead to obesity. And learn which human foods are safe for dogs and which aren't. If you have any concerns about your dog's weight or diet, consult your veterinarian.
2. Combing
Samoyed has a thick double coat of fur, a rough coat on the outside and a soft, thick, hairy bottom hair on the inside. Samoyed hair loss season occurs once or twice a year. Brushing your teeth daily will help remove dirt and loose hair and make the dog look the best. Can be solved with a brush or metal comb. Nails should be trimmed every three to four weeks or as needed.
3. Exercise
Samoyed enjoys spending time with their hosts and participating in family activities. They need some daily exercise, and the breed has a strong desire to escape and roam, so it's good to go out and walk the dog.
4. Training
On a brutal Arctic night, the Samoyeds live in tents, huddled with their dogs for warmth. This unusual level of intimacy between dogs and owners forms a close bond between Sami and humans. A Samoyed who is always imprisoned is tragic and destructive. Samoyed is a smart, social, mischievous dog that needs love and attention. The Sami need a firm but loving hand in training.
5. Health
Samoyed is physically strong, but there are also minor ailments such as hip dysplasia, eye and heart disease. Samoyed should brush his teeth frequently, using toothpaste designed for dogs. Regular visits to veterinary checks and parasite control help ensure a long life for your dog.