Precautions for raising a Samoyed:

1. Let the Samoyed develop the habit of eating at a fixed time and at a fixed time from an early age. This can protect the Samoyed's gastrointestinal tract from being irritated. Good living habits are also very helpful for the growth of Samoyed.

2. Proper cleaning and care is very important. Try not to bathe Samoyed frequently, and use special cleaning products. Otherwise, the Samoyed's sebum secretion will be imbalanced, which will easily cause skin diseases and hair loss.

3. Samoyeds seldom chew food slowly, so they are likely to suffer from indigestion. Therefore, the food fed to Samoyeds must be mild and relatively soft.

4. Samoyeds are more lively by nature. Although they are not too energetic, they still need a certain amount of exercise. You can usually take your Samoyed out for walks, and develop training programs based on the Samoyed's growth cycle and physical condition. Be careful not to exercise strenuously.

5. Samoyed’s nickname is "Let go." Once he breaks away from the leash during outdoor activities, he will run around. Basically, if he lets go, he will run away without a trace. Therefore, every time the owner takes him out for a walk, Don't be careless when doing this, and be sure to remember to keep your dog on a leash.