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Buying a Samoyed
Buying a Samoyed is a big decision, and it is important to feel confident throughout the entire process. On Get a Pet, you can compare current listings from both breeders and private sellers, see price, age, and location, and contact sellers directly.
All listings show essential information about the dog, so you can easily decide whether it fits your lifestyle and circumstances.
Are Samoyeds good family dogs and how do they behave with children?
They are generally affectionate, gentle, and playful, which makes them well suited to family life. Most enjoy being around children and tend to be tolerant, but their size and enthusiasm can accidentally knock small kids over, so supervision and teaching both dog and child appropriate behavior is important.
How much grooming does a Samoyed really need and how bad is the shedding?
They have a dense double coat that sheds year round and heavily during seasonal coat blows. Plan on thorough brushing several times a week, and often daily during shedding seasons, to control loose hair, prevent matting, and keep the skin healthy.
Can Samoyeds live comfortably in warm or hot climates?
They were developed for cold northern conditions, so they are far more heat sensitive than many breeds. They can live in warmer climates with careful management, including air conditioning, shade, avoiding exercise in the heat of the day, and never shaving the coat, which helps protect the skin and regulate temperature.
How much exercise and mental stimulation does a Samoyed need each day?
They are an active working breed that typically needs at least 60 to 90 minutes of physical exercise daily plus regular mental challenges. Brisk walks, hiking, running, pulling sports, and training games help prevent boredom, frustration, and problem behaviors such as excessive barking or destructive chewing.
Do Samoyeds bark a lot and can the barking be managed?
They are known to be quite vocal and often bark to alert, express excitement, or when bored. Early training that rewards quiet behavior, sufficient exercise, and avoiding leaving them alone for very long periods can significantly reduce nuisance barking, but many will always be more talkative than average.
Are Samoyeds hypoallergenic because of their fluffy white coat?
Despite common myths, they are not considered hypoallergenic. They shed heavily and produce dander like other dogs, so people with dog allergies may still react, although individual responses can vary and spending time with the breed before committing is wise.
What are the most common health problems seen in Samoyeds?
They are predisposed to certain issues such as hip dysplasia, inherited eye diseases, and a serious condition called Samoyed hereditary glomerulopathy that affects the kidneys. Responsible breeders typically screen for joint and eye problems and avoid breeding affected lines, but owners should still budget for long term health care and regular veterinary checks.
How trainable are Samoyeds and do they have a stubborn streak?
They are intelligent and generally eager to interact with people but can be independent and easily bored. Short, varied training sessions with positive reinforcement work best, and consistency is important since many will test boundaries or lose focus if training is repetitive or harsh.
Do Samoyeds get along with other dogs and household pets?
Many are sociable with other dogs, especially if well socialized from a young age. They often do well with other pets but may show herding or chasing instincts toward smaller animals, so introductions should be controlled and supervision maintained until reliable behavior is established.
Is a Samoyed suitable for apartment living or do they need a big yard?
They can live in an apartment if their exercise and mental needs are met every day, but their vocal nature and size can be challenging in close quarters. Access to safe outdoor areas for regular active play, along with training to control barking, is important regardless of home size.