The reasons why Samoyeds cannot be raised:

1. Feeding costs are high. Samoyeds are large dogs with a large appetite. Due to their own shortcomings, they are basically expensive to raise. Usually, in addition to dog food, you also need to feed some nutritional supplements such as nutritional pastes. Without certain financial capabilities, you cannot keep them.

2. Hair care. Samoyeds have very long hair. Although they are white and look good, they often shed, especially seasonally. At the same time, Samoyed’s hair also needs to be cared for regularly, and bathing is also troublesome. Therefore, grooming and bathing are usually done at a pet store, which is a big expense.

3. Easily get sick. Samoyeds are more afraid of heat and are prone to skin diseases in summer, and their intestines and stomach are also very fragile, making them susceptible to gastroenteritis or other gastrointestinal diseases. Most Samoyeds have a history of diabetes, and treatment of the disease costs a lot of money.

Notes on raising Samoyeds:

1. Samoyeds’ teeth and intestines are relatively fragile. When feeding, try to eat less and more meals. In principle, you can feed 4-5 times a day.

2. Try not to bathe the 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. In order to ensure the health of Samoyed, owners need to vaccinate and deworm their dogs regularly.