Dogs

Samoyed

Samoyed

This breed is a very cheerful breed with a constant smile this is one of many reason this breed had proven to be one of the popular breeds in the UK and everywhere else in the world too, there have beautiful white coats and stunning dark eyes.  They are also a delight to have around as they are fun loving and very affection natures. They are not the best choice for a first time owner, as they may be clever they can be quite challenging to train.

There is also another another factor to take into account and that their beautiful coats can cost a lot to maintain, even with them being such a joy to share a home with they do shed a lot.

Samoyed Puppy

This breed like said perviously is friendly by nature to other dogs and people. They enjoy being apart of a family and love to be involved in what goes on around the house. This dogs are known for always wearing a happy smile, these dog are energetic and love nothing more than exploring the outdoor using all the energy they have within them.

They are very intelligent and have a stride of very high independence which makes training them difficult. They are not fond of getting told what to do they rather learn on their own with very little guidance. But once trained properly they can easily obey commands such as sit, stay and lay down.

These dogs are known for being very vocal with a nice deep bark but they will also bark to let their owners know a stranger is near by,  they love the sound of their own voice so don’t be surprise if you pick this breed to hear a lot of barking.

The training for this breed must start from a very young age if you want them to be trained. These dogs can at time have a very playful manner which can be very frustrating to owner who can appreciate this breed needs, they are alway love to please even with their independent nature within them.

The average life expectancy for this breed is between 11 to 15 years when they are looked after correctly and given the correct diet to suit their age.

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