How to choose a Samoyed? The color of a purebred Samoyed puppy should be pure, the eyes should be obvious almond-shaped, the nose should not be too long, and the nose should be black. When selecting, pay attention to the dog's frame. If you can see it with the naked eye, If it doesn't come out, you can also feel it; whether the Samoyed's limbs are forward and horizontal, and whether there are eight inside or outside.

The color of purebred Samoyed puppies should be pure coat color with less miscellaneous hair; pure white or white plus light yellow, cream or light yellow, other colors are not good.

It is better if the eyes are obviously almond-shaped. If you don’t know what almonds look like, just buy a bag of American almonds and you will know. The color of the eyes must be black, clear and transparent, without turbidity.

The nose should not be too long and should have a certain width. The nose should be black. But it may not be completely dark during this period, so don’t be afraid.

A Satsuma needs to have its ears erect, but a Satsuma whose ears were erect three months ago is definitely not an excellent Satsuma, so don’t choose a Satsuma whose ears are erect during this period.

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.

Look at whether the limbs are forward and horizontal, and whether there are eight inside or outside.

Purebred Samoyed puppy personality testing 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.

8. Pay attention to the appearance of the parents and choose the strongest puppy in the litter:

You should choose a dog that neither shrinks in front of strangers nor is aggressive. You can put the puppy belly up. If the puppy can actively roll over, it is considered a pass.

In addition, you should also check whether there are lumps or the like on the Samoyed's body to ensure that the Samoyed is in good health.