The Samoyed dog has a beautiful and noble appearance and a gentle and kind personality. Samoyeds were originally working dogs. They were good at living and working in cold areas. They could help people look after deer, pull sleds, and explore the North and South Poles with people. If you also want to raise a beautiful and charming Samoyed dog, then you should first learn how to raise a Samoyed? What are the precautions for raising it? Follow the editor to learn more!

How to raise a Samoyed?

1. Daily feeding and care require the breeder to spend some energy and time. First of all, the Samoyed dog has this double layer of coat. As the seasons change, the Samoyed will also have a hair shedding period twice a year.

2. In daily life, the breeder needs to comb the Samoyed dog's hair once a day, for about 15-20 minutes each time. Especially during the hair-changing period of Samoyed dogs, breeders need to take more careful care of the Samoyed's hair and comb out the shed hair on the Samoyed's body every day to provide growth opportunities and space for new hair. Grooming the Samoyed's hair every day can also enhance blood circulation in the body, which can also promote the growth and health of new hair. In addition to taking care of the Samoyed dog's hair every day or regularly, breeders also need to regularly clean the Samoyed dog's living environment.

3. Change the dog mat regularly and place the dog house in the sun to dry to achieve sterilization and disinfection. In the process of raising Samoyed dogs, you should also treat Samoyed dogs as human partners and friends, and communicate with them patiently. Carefully observe the behavior and activities of Samoyed dogs 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 in front of the puppy while treating it with a gentle tone. You can also gently touch its back hair to relax it. Nervous and vigilant, 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 the Samoyed particularly likes to eat. Such as meat and bones, etc. Due to nervousness and discomfort, the Samoyed dog may not eat at first. At this time, the breeder does not have to rush to force it to eat. After a period of time, the Samoyed dog will automatically eat after adapting.

6. But the breeder finds that the Samoyed dog walks out of the kennel or walks freely indoors, indicating that it has initially adapted to the new environment. At the same time, Samoyed dogs have a habit of thinking that the place where they slept for the first time after coming to a new environment is the safest. They will come to this place every night in the future and will never go beyond that.