The master is the silver fox or the satsuma or the skewers

First of all, it shouldn't be Satsuma. Because Satsuma's hair didn't grow that long when he was a child.

Secondly, the claws of the silver fox should not be so thick.

I think it's a skewer of other dogs and silver foxes.

Personally, I think it's Satsuma, but it's definitely not a silver fox.

It's an impure satsuma, which is a skewer.

As for what kind of string I have, I don't know.

I think so ...

The reasons are as follows: the eyes are not almond-shaped, the standard Satsuma smile is not seen, and the ears stand too early according to the body type (the strings are generally erected early, of course, not absolutely).

The tongue is not the right color, as if it is not pink. Your ** shot is not very clear.

The eyes don't seem to be double eyelids, and Samoyeds are all very noticeable double eyelids.

Since you can't see the tail, you can observe for yourself that the Satsuma tail is rolled up on the back.

Of course, maybe it's just a big white bear skewer...

Preliminary identification is Samoyed.

Because some of us in the group raised Satsuma when I was a child, you also sent ** like this But... I really don't see your PS technology exactly, if there is an overall side and a straight face, it would be better.

I also have Satsuma myself, and I know a little bit about Satsuma, so I think your dog is a Samoyed, and it is normal to have such big paws, and it may not take a long time to stand up for ears, and it will slowly merge in the middle, and if it is a little merged, it will be the best, and when the silver fox is a child, it will not be so thick, and the hair around its ears will not look as clustered as Satsuma, and its ears will not be as thick as Satsuma's, and when the silver fox is a child, the ears can see the blood vessels, and there is not so much hair).

I don't think it's like anything. It should be a skewer.

Because it was Satsuma and other skewers, the eyes were not almond-shaped, and the nose was not quite right. The hair is a little long, not too shaggy, and the eyelashes are not obvious. It is estimated that there are genes for silver foxes. But the legs and feet are very similar to Satsuma's.

But, it's so cute, treat her well.

From the ** point of view, it's Satsuma, but it would be better if I could give a full body appearance.

The silver fox's feet are not that long...

It's not Satsuma, it's Satsuma, it's a double eyelid.

...This is definitely neither the silver fox nor the Satsuma, you can see at a glance, you see it looks really strange, the face is not very hairy, as if it has been deliberately shaved, Samoyed is a smiling angel, so first of all, it is definitely not Samoyed blood, the silver fox is impossible, at most it is a silver fox string. I don't know if the landlord will be very angry after reading my answer, but what I expressed is my thoughts, and the reality is very likely to be like this, but the bloodline is not important, it is enough to have a good master for him.

It's more like a string of two, and the face is like a silver fox, but it feels like Satsuma.

It is a sashwagen and a silver fox string, the satsuma ears are thick, garden, and blunt, and this ear is thin and pointed.

May I ask you are **? This one of yours looks very much like the one in my house.

It's a skewer, but it's okay, and the bloodline is close to the silver fox.

This has nothing to do with any dogs, it's a skewer, and if it has anything to do with Sam, it's at least more than two generations.

It is an Akita dog and a Samoyed skewer.

Samoyed dogs have a double coat, the body is covered with a short, dense, soft, flocculent, close to the ** undercoat, the fur is through the undercoat thicker and longer hair, the coat stands erect on the surface of the body, and must not be curled. The mantle wraps around the neck and shoulders to form a "scarf". The quality of the hair is related to its ability to withstand various climates, so quality is more important than quantity.

Purebred Samoyed is expensive, so how to choose a purebred Samoyed?

1. A very important factor in the selection of purebred Samoyed is the skeleton. The dog has a large skeleton, and it can only grow tall and beautiful in the future. Therefore, when choosing a Samoyed puppy, you should pay great attention to the dog's skeleton, and if you can't see it with the naked eye, you can also touch it.

Another point is to look at the paws of Samoyed puppies, the bigger the paws, the higher they will grow in the future. Naturally, such a Samoyed puppy is better.

2. Look at the amount of hair: To determine whether a Samoyed puppy is purebred, the amount of hair is very important. The heavier and thicker the coat, the better such a Samoyed puppy will be.

At the same time, the quality of the Samoyed puppy is more important than the amount of hair, the best effect is to catch it and loosen it, and the hair is immediately scattered in a spray shape to recover (indicating excellent fiber quality).

Coat color: The color of purebred Samoyed puppies should be pure white or white with light yellow, cream or light yellow, and other colors are not very good.

3. Head: The mouth length of the purebred Samoyed accounts for 40% of the head, the eye socket is apricot, the color should be darker, the eye distance is slightly open, the outer corner of the eye is like the root of the ear, and the purebred Samoyed has a thin round ear tip and thick ears. One more thing to note:

Smile. A smile is the signature of purebred Samoyed. That is, the corners of the Samoyed's mouth are upturned, making it look like it is smiling at any time.

4. Personality: Purebred Samoyed puppy personality tests are also important, there are some easy ways to test the future socialization and aggression of a puppy, but in general, personality is determined by genetics. Of course, you can train the day after tomorrow, but it is more difficult.

To put it simply, a Samoyed puppy that is more lively and not afraid of people will be a little better.

5. Try to choose puppies that are born around 40 days old. Because the puppies at this period have not yet separated from the mother, they play a vital role in the cultivation of the relationship with the owner in the future. Dogs have a strong memory of their first owner after leaving their mother, so much so that they will recognize and maintain affection even after years of separation.

However, it should be noted that since the condition of the dog before 5 months has not yet been determined, there is a certain risk, so you should carefully weigh it yourself before making a choice.

6. Pay attention to whether the parents' appearance is good, and the strongest puppy should be selected in the litter. Choose a dog that neither flinchs in front of strangers nor aggressively, you can put the puppy belly up on its back, and if the puppy can roll over aggressively, it is considered passable.

If you buy a purebred Samoyed, take good care of it and don't live up to the Samoyed's reputation.

Most of the blood is Satsuma

It's a skewer, but it's also cute.

Look at you. Most of the skewers on the market are skewers.

This is the ** of the silver fox, which is very similar to the picture above, so it is the silver fox.

It should be the silver fox, I personally think.

It should be the silver fox, and the Samoyed is bigger.

It feels good, it's good-looking.

I won't look at it either, but it's so cute to watch...

Look at **, okay, if you look at its thick legs, the bloodline accounts for more than 70%, and it is not the rotor of the silver fox.

The color of the Samoyed is white; Some have a very light light brown, cheese color, light brown color. In addition, all other colors are disqualified.

Pure Samoyed:

The erect ears are thick, triangular in shape, and slightly rounded at the tip. The ears are separated.

The eyes are preferably dark, sunken, widely spaced, almond-shaped, and the lower eyelid is sloping towards the base of the ear.

The nose color is black, brown, liver brown, and the color of the nose sometimes changes with age and climate.

The lips are mostly black, and the corners of the mouth are upturned. The teeth are strong and have a scissor-like bite. The back is straight, medium length, and muscular.

The feet are large and long, relatively flat, like the feet of a hare, with the toes slightly separated; The tips of the toes are arched, the pads are thick and hard, there are protective hairs between the toes, and the feet are round or cat-like.

The tail is relatively long, and it can reach the tarsal joint when it droops naturally, and the tail coat is long and thick, and when the dog is on alert, the tail is upturned higher than the back or located on the side of the back, and droops when resting.