People often talk about the three sledding fools, Husky, Samoyed, and Alaska. Samoyed has the highest IQ among the three fools, but he is no less naughty than other dogs. Samoyed looked very cute when he was young, his whole body was white, and when he stuck out his tongue and laughed, he felt that the whole world was getting warmer. Where should you start to know when buying a cute Samoyed?

Color and markings: Color and markings, as well as his overall appearance, are important factors in judging. The base color is pure white. A black Samoyed dog, the Samoyed is a rich black color. Liver Samoyed dog, the color of Samoyed is liver brown. Otherwise, markings of any color are disqualifying.

Samoyed: Samoyed is round and clear, the clearer the better. Samoyeds range in size from a dime to a half dollar. Samoyeds are a good size and evenly spaced. Samoyeds are better without a mix. Generally, Samoyeds are smaller on the head, legs, and tail than on the body. It's best to have a Samoyed on your ears.

Tricolor (rarely seen in this breed): Tricolor is a disqualification. Brown markings are found on the head, neck, chest, legs, brown tail and other parts of a black Samoyed or Liver Samoyed dog. Black Samoyeds that develop due to environmental influences or normal coat changes: bronze-colored Samoyeds, and liver-colored Samoyeds that fade or/and darken are not tri-color.

In the history of breeding Samoyed dogs, they were once used as carriage dogs, so gait and endurance are very important. The movement is solid and easy. The front and rear angles are balanced, combined with strong muscles and good conditions, to form a smooth and effective movement. The driving force of the hindquarters is strong, combined with the full extension of the forequarters. The topline remains level. Elbows, hocks and feet turn neither in nor out. As running speed increases, it tends to a single trajectory.

Scapula: Smooth muscles, sloping backward. Upper Arm: The upper arm bone of the Samoyed is approximately the same length as the shoulder blade, articulates with the shoulder blade, and is angled enough so that the paws are just below the shoulder blade. Elbows: Close to the body. Forelegs: Straight, strong, and of strong bone. Pasterns: Pasterns are slightly angled, showing flexibility.

Hindquarters are very powerful, with smooth but well defined muscles. Knees: Well bent. Hocks: set low, with the hind legs parallel to each other from the hocks to the feet when viewed from behind when the Samoyed is standing. Cow limbs are a very serious fault.

Feet: very important. The front and rear feet are very round and compact, the pads are thick and elastic, and the toes are well arched. Flat baseboards are a very serious defect. Black Samoyed dogs have black and/or white toenails; Liver Samoyed dogs have brown and/or white toenails. Dewclaws can be removed.

The coat is short, thick, fine and close-fitting. Neither wool nor silk. The appearance of the coat is sleek, shiny, and healthy.

The price of a healthy Samoyed is very worthy of our raising. When purchasing a Samoyed, we also need to look at the color of the dog’s coat. A thick coat is a dog worth buying carefully. We also need to look at It is also important to see if dogs are related to us.