Samoyed has a beautiful, noble appearance and has a docile and amiable disposition. The Samoyed was originally a working dog. They are good at living and working in cold areas. They can help people care for deer, help people pull sleds, and can explore the North and South Pole with people. If you also want to raise a beautiful and charming Samoyed, then you should first learn how to raise a Samoyed? What are the precautions for raising it? Let’s learn about it with the editor!

How to raise Samoyed?

1. The breeder needs to spend some energy and time in daily feeding and nursing. First of all, Samoyeds have this double coat. With the change of seasons, Samoyeds also have two molting periods every year.

2. In daily life, the breeder needs to groom the Samoyed dog once a day for about 15-20 minutes each time. Especially during the shedding period of the Samoyed, breeders need to take care of the Samoyed's hair more carefully, and comb the hair that falls off the Samoyed's body every day to provide growth opportunities and growth space for the new hair. Grooming your Samoyed every day can also enhance blood circulation in his body, which can also promote the growth and health of new hair. In addition to daily or regular care of the Samoyed's hair, breeders also need to regularly clean the Samoyed's living environment.

3. Regularly replace the dog pad, and put the doghouse in the sun to dry to achieve the effect of sterilization and disinfection. In the process of raising Samoyed dogs, Samoyeds should also be regarded as human partners and friends, and patiently communicate with them. Carefully observe the behavior and activities of the Samoyed and give them the most appropriate and best care.

4. The best time for family members and others to approach the Samoyed is when feeding. At this time, you can push the food to the front of the puppy, treat it with a gentle tone, or touch it gently Its back hair allows it to relax its nervous and vigilant emotions, and slowly adapt to contact with humans and adapt to the new living environment.

5. The food prepared by the breeder for the Samoyed should be something that the Samoyed especially likes to eat. such as meat and bones. Due to tension and discomfort, the Samoyed may not eat at first, and the breeder does not have to force it to eat at this time. After a period of time, the Samoyed will automatically eat.

6. But the breeder found that the Samoyed went out of the kennel or walked freely indoors, indicating that he had initially adapted to the new environment. At the same time, the Samoyed has such a habit that after coming to a new environment, the place where he slept for the first time is considered the safest, and he will come to this place every night in the future, and will never take a step beyond the thunder.