10 Reasons Not to Get a Samoyed: A Honest Look at the Breed Samoyeds are undeniably adorable little fluff balls that can melt anyone’s heart. Their playful personalities and beautiful, cloud-like coats make them irresistible. However, before you decide to adopt a Samoyed, it’s important to fully understand the challenges that come with owning one ..read more

  When considering a new addition to your family, the Samoyed breed stands out as an exceptional choice. Known for their stunning white coats and friendly demeanor, Samoyeds, often referred to as “Sammies,” offer much more than just a pretty face. This blog post explores ten reasons why Samoyeds make the perfect family pets, ensuring ..read more

We believe in empowering dog owners with the tools and knowledge to foster a deep, trusting relationship with their furry companions. Today, we’re thrilled to share the inspiring journey of Yuki the Samoyed and her owners, who have embraced the benefits of an Ecollar to enhance their bond and ensure Yuki’s safety and happiness.    The Ecollar: A Tool for Trust and Freedom When Yuki’s owners first considered using an Ecollar, they had a solid relationship with their dog but sought a way to ensure her safety and give her more freedom. Ecollars, when used correctly, are a powerful trai ..read more

There are many controversies regarding Raw vs. Kibble feeding, but for some Samoyed owners, a quick trip to the local market is the easiest way to pick your pets’ food. Most people will buy high quality commercial dry or canned food but for me the B.A.R.F diet or commonly referred to as Biologically Appropriate Raw Foods is my go to choice. In my opinion, feeding your Samoyed a raw diet is one of the best ways to ensure your dog is as healthy on the outside as they are on the inside. Raw diets have had many positive effects on my puppies and adult dogs. First, my Samoyeds tend to have&nbs ..read more

Samoyeds have a reputation for being difficult to train. That’s because Samoyeds are a stubborn and have a strong sense of freedom. The free spirit of the Samoyed makes them endearing as a breed, but it’s also a setback when it comes to training. So how do you train your Samoyed dog or puppy to be the dog you ever wanted?  CONSISTENT TRAINING!! Whether you have a young puppy or a rescue, a training plan that you can stick to is the most important tool you should utilize on a consistent basis. Training your Samoyed whenever you remember isn’t going to cut it. In order for your dog to ..read more

When it comes to delightful and affectionate furry friends, Samoyeds are in a class of their own. With their charming smiles, luscious white coats, and gentle nature, Samoyeds have captured the hearts of dog lovers worldwide. In this blog post, we will explore why Samoyeds make wonderful pets and why they are so cherished by their owners. 1. Irresistible Personality: Samoyeds have an enchanting personality that is hard to resist. They are known for their friendly, outgoing, and affectionate nature. Samoyeds thrive on human companionship and love being part of the family. Their natural tendency ..read more

Do you have a Samoyed by your side, ready to embark on thrilling adventures? Look no further! Samoyeds are not just fluffy companions but also energetic and versatile dogs who excel in various activities and sports. In this blog post, we’ll explore a range of exciting activities that will keep your Samoyed engaged, entertained, and bring out their inner adventurer. Get ready for a fun-filled read that will inspire you to unleash the full potential of your Samoyed and create unforgettable memories together! 1. Agility: Jump, Weave, Conquer! Agility is a popular sport that tests your Samoyed’s s ..read more

The Samoyed’s smile is one of the most heart-warming traits of these wonderful Siberian dogs. With their fluffy and coarse coat, Samoyeds are truly hard to resist. However as an owner, you may wonder if all their fluff means they shed a lot. Samoyeds are heavy shedding dogs, but can be managed with the proper grooming techniques. After all, they were bred to survive in sub-zero temperatures, not warm houses, thus needing a thick and warm double coat for protection. Samoyeds are prone to shedding twice a year when they blow their coats and right after giving birth to their puppies. Regular ..read more

If there is anything more important when bringing a puppy home is establishing a routine. Structure will help your new Samoyed feel secure and know what’s expected of him. The best way to do this is to create a schedule and stick to it. The sooner you set a schedule, the sooner he’ll adjust to his new family and you to him. Routines makes it easier for everyone, humans included, to know what’s acceptable behavior and what’s expected. The sample schedule below is a good place to start; you may need to tailor it to suit your Samoyed. Sample Puppy Schedule 6:00 am: Take your Samoyed puppy o ..read more

These days, finding a Samoyed breeder is no longer very difficult.However, for those that are interested in having healthy and breed correct Samoyed puppy, future owners must choose reputable Samoyed breeders that are officially recognized by canine organizations, local and national clubs. Any reputable samoyed breeder will have completed OFA evaluations and will have the medical history of the parents and sometimes the grandparents of the breeding pair. Reputable breeders plan their breedings carefully. Samoyed breeders that are serious with what they do and have a great concern for the dogs ..read more