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Samoyed Buying Tips and Precautions

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(1) Before buying, you should read some materials about this breed to gain a preliminary understanding of its appearance and characteristics, then use this standard to evaluate all aspects of the dog you are considering. (2) Checking the dog's shoulder height is extremely important; the specific requirements are: a male dog's shoulder height should not be less than 51 cm, and a female dog's shoulder height should not be less than 45 cm. Since puppies are not yet fully grown, they should not be judged by adult dog height standards. (3) The Samoyed's head should be wedge-shaped, that is, wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, with a slightly long face and a relatively long, pointed muzzle, somewhat resembling a fox's face.

(1) Before buying, you should read some materials about this breed to gain a preliminary understanding of its appearance and characteristics, then use this standard to evaluate all aspects of the dog you are considering.

(2) Checking the dog's shoulder height is extremely important; the specific requirements are: a male dog's shoulder height should not be less than 51 cm, and a female dog's shoulder height should not be less than 45 cm. Since puppies are not yet fully grown, they should not be judged by adult dog height standards.

(3) The Samoyed's head should be wedge-shaped, that is, wide at the top and narrow at the bottom, with a slightly long face and a relatively long, pointed muzzle, somewhat resembling a fox's face.

(4) The ears should be small and erect, with slightly rounded tips that move; the eyes should be slightly oval, relatively small and deep-set, and dark in color.

(5) The temperament should be gentle, friendly, and good-natured, but brave, fond of running, diligent in work, and with very strong endurance.

(6) The body should be strong and free from any minor illness.

(7) The tail should curl upward over one side of the back and have abundant, beautiful decorative hair, without artificial docking.

(8) If the ears are too large and drooping, the eyes are round and protruding, or the color is too light, none of these match the breed's appearance characteristics, and such a dog should not be selected.

(9) If the limbs are thin, the broken hair is very short and curled, and the coat color is dark and messy rather than white or light brown, all of these are inconsistent with this breed's characteristics.

(10) The Samoyed is a working dog, and its body must be solid and robust, showing the physical characteristics that a working dog should have.

(11) When the sale is finalized, do not forget to ask the seller for the dog's relevant technical materials and pedigree certificate, vaccination certificate, a transfer document signed by both parties, and a 7- to 4-day health and safety guarantee period document.

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