What can Samoyed do? How to play with Samoyed?

There are three types of sled dogs: Siberian Huskies (Huskies), Alaskan Malamutes, and Samoyeds.

Samoyed

For many years, the history and legends about the Samoyed dog have been as fascinating as this dog. The story begins on the Iranian plateau, the earliest place of human habitation, where powerful tribes drive the weaker tribes (along with their families, livestock, and dogs) far away to ensure that they have plenty of food. The expelled tribes traveled all the way north, through China (one of the world's cultural centers) to a vast tundra between the White Sea and the Yeseni River.

They found it safe behind a natural barrier of snow and ice. These people were the Samoyeds, the earliest inhabitants of Seyaths. The Samoyeds are considered a transitional race between purebred Mongols and Finns.

Here, they have always lived a nomadic life, herding reindeer. Samoyeds raise dogs to help them herd reindeer, pull sleds, and keep dogs with them.

Named after the Satsuma people, a Siberian herdsman, the Satsuma dog has always been used to pull sleds and guard reindeer. Satsuma dogs are known for their endurance and robust physique. European explorers used this dog for expeditions to the Arctic and the Antarctic.

This dog has a wide range of coat colors, generally black, black-white, black and yellowish-brown, and eventually the white coat breed predominates. At the end of the 19th century, fur traders imported the dog to the United States, Europe and other places, believing that the dog could make a lot of money with its shiny white coat.

As a working dog, as an appreciative dog, you can still listen to him sing, and he is also a double eyelid!!

Sledding is possible, but mostly dog-watching.

In other words, it is also known as a smile of 3000 yuan... In addition to watching, you can also be a companion...

Hunting is probably going to feed your prey...

Samoyed likes:

1. Tug-of-war; 2. a ball; (My dog likes the ball very much, he will pick it up when he throws it out, and he will ask me to take him down to play with the ball in his mouth every day).

3. Run; (Samoyed is very athletic and active, and often takes him out for a run in the sail hall is also good for his body).

In addition: it is recommended that you play "hide and seek" with him (hide the head of the state and ask him to let him find you, or hide and observe him secretly when you take him to play in the community) Because Samoyed is very close to people, it is easy to get lost, and often play hide and seek with him, he will be afraid that you will leave his sight.

Of course, Samoyed dogs are allowed to be raised, but in some places in the city, large dogs are prohibited, so they are not allowed to be kept at home.

The Samoyed (English: Samoyed), also known as Samoyed, was originally a dog breed bred by the Samoyed people, the indigenous people of Siberia, who were naughty and agile before the age of one. It is alert, strong, flexible, beautiful, noble and elegant, well-behaved and cute, with a very striking appearance, with the title of "smiling angel", and also has the title of "smiling angel face, mischievous devil heart".

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. There has been an off-white Satsuma in the world, and the FCI recognizes him as an atavistic Satsuma with purebred Samoyed genes, and black Samoyed dogs are extremely rare.

Features. 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.