Solutions for Samoyeds who are afraid of heat:

1. Cool down with cold water. Owners can prepare more cold water at home, because dogs mainly rely on their tongues to cool down. Preparing more cold water can allow the dog's tongue to cool down by drinking water or contacting cold water.

2. Reduce going out. When the weather is hot, it is best to reduce the number of times you go out to walk your dog, and change the time of your daily walks to cooler mornings and evenings when the temperature is relatively low.

3. Cut your hair short. The hair on the Samoyed's toes can be trimmed appropriately and only needs to be thinned. This is its heat dissipation channel.

4. Take a bath to cool down. Take a bath to lower your body surface temperature. In hot weather, you can increase the frequency of bathing your Samoyed dog, about four times a month.

5. Adequate moisture. Give your Samoyed enough water to resist the hot weather and alleviate his fear of heat.

Treatment methods for Samoyed heat stroke:

1. Drink plenty of water. When you find that your Samoyed is breathing heavily and showing signs of heat stroke, you should immediately give your Samoyed plenty of water to drink, and turn on the air conditioner and electric fan to cool down your Samoyed.

2. Take self-rescue. When a Samoyed shows symptoms of heatstroke, the owner should immediately take self-rescue rather than just waiting for the veterinarian to come to treat the Samoyed.

3. Bleeding immediately. When you find that your dog cannot stand, you should immediately bleed him to lower his blood pressure. Use a knife to make a cut at the base of the Samoyed's tail and let it bleed.

4. Rinse with cold water. If you find that your Samoyed's heatstroke symptoms are severe, you should immediately rinse your Samoyed's body with cold water to cool down. If possible, you can put your Samoyed in a cold water bath to cool down your Samoyed.