Simply put, a good purebred Samoyed puppy should have large bones and sufficient hair. The following is a detailed introduction to the methods and techniques for selecting and identifying purebred Samoyed puppies.

1. Characteristics of purebred Samoyed puppies

The characteristics of purebred Samoyed puppies are as follows:

Hair volume: Hair volume is very important to determine whether a Samoyed puppy is a purebred. The heavier and thicker the coat, the better the Samoyed puppy. At the same time, the quality of the hair of Samoyed puppies is more important than the quantity of hair. The best effect is to pick it up and loosen it, and the hair will immediately spread out and recover in a spray shape (indicating that the fiber quality is excellent).

Coat color: The color of purebred Samoyed puppies should be pure white or white plus light yellow, cream or light yellow. Other colors are not good.

Frame: A very important factor in selecting a purebred Samoyed is the frame. Dogs have a big frame, so they can grow tall and beautiful in the future. Therefore, when choosing a Samoyed puppy, you should pay great attention to the dog's frame. If it cannot be seen with the naked eye, you can also touch it. Another point is to look at the paws of Samoyed puppies. The bigger the paws are, the taller they can grow in the future. Naturally, such Samoyed puppies are better.

Head: The mouth of a purebred Samoyed accounts for 40% of the head. The eye sockets are apricot-shaped and darker in color. The distance between the eyes is slightly wider. The outer corners of the eyes are like the base of the ears. At the same time, the tips of the ears of the purebred Samoyed are thin and round, and the ears are thick. . One more thing to note: smile. A smile is the hallmark of a purebred Samoyed. That is, the corners of the Samoyed's mouth are turned up, making it look like he is smiling at any time.

Posture: A good purebred Samoyed puppy has a very graceful shape. So when we choose, we can look at the dog’s walking and trotting gaits. A good Samoyed puppy should have a strong, sturdy gait. It runs very easily and gracefully, and is full of agility. At the same time, the limbs of puppies should be relatively long, and the relatively developed hind legs are also one of the characteristics of Samoyed.

Personality: Personality testing for purebred Samoyed puppies is also important. There are some simple ways to test a puppy's future socialization and aggression, but generally speaking, personality is determined by genetics. Of course you can also train the day after, but it will be more difficult. Simply put, Samoyed puppies that are more lively and not afraid of people will be better.

2. Do not buy Samoyed puppies under three months of age

Do not select Samoyed puppies under three months old (this is not just Samoyed puppies, in fact, basically all dog puppies, it is best to select them after three months). Because when the dogs are young, there is not much difference, and some Samoyed channeling dogs are even more beautiful than purebred Samoyed dogs.

At the same time, puppies before three months are generally more delicate (and the more purebred Samoyed puppies, the higher the mortality rate), and the vaccination shots are often incomplete. Therefore, for safety reasons, it is recommended to buy Samoyed puppies after three months.

The above is aboutThe specific criteria for judging a purebred Samoyed with pure quality, and how to choose and buy a purebred Samoyed dog. However, in addition to the above points, there is another important thing to note about dogs, that is, if possible, you must see more of the parents of Samoyed puppies. The "bloodline" of the dog is very important. If the parents are purebred Samoyeds, the genes of the puppies will generally be very good.