I think when you said letting them get enough exercise was absolutely the key. With our German Shepherds we use to do 4 miles a day...2 mile morning jog and a 2 mile walk at night. They are much more controlled and calm when they get their exercise.
Working dogs do love their exercise and need it. Without, they are super hyper. Thanks for stopping by and commenting, A Retarded Orange Ape In The White House.
Very observant of you. Yes, he adores his buddies. Bigby does the same thing when I say ‘Yeti’ to him. Thank you for watchhing and your wonderful observation!
I've been watching so many of your videos to prepare myself for my Samoyed. It's going to be a long wait, so I want as much knowledge as possible. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these truthful videos about what these dogs are really like. I'm excited and nervous. It's like I'm expecting a baby!
I can completely understand your nerves. All Sammies have completely different personalities from one another and respond differently to commands, words, etc. I had thought Yeti would be very similar to my first Sam. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Both are/were wonderful dogs. Chewy would talk, much like a person and he would head toward exactly what he wanted. Yeti barks the same tone and leads you to within the room of what he wants. While Yeti herds, he’ll stop and wander behind me, while barking, seeming to go in the opposite direction of what he wants. It is very similar to expecting a baby.
You got really good about hiding your shoes, socks too. Behind a door that clicks closed. That’s what I do too. My husband leaves his stuff laying around the house. When we’re gone, Yeti likes to grab his shoes and socks, eat and swallow them, to remind him of us. My husband wonders why Yeti only eats his stuff. How’s your newly titled channel going? Are you seeing more views?
Yeti is adorable! My daughter has fallen in love with Yeti. We found you over in the tube ritual group. Give Yeti a hug from us. You are an awesome fur baby mom!
Yeti says hi to your daughter. Thank you for finding us through Tube Ritual. Yeti is a wonderful fur baby and loves me so much and whole heartedly. He makes it easy to be an awesome fur baby Mom. Tube Ritual is such an amazing group of support and great advice. Love how Brian always comes on to give support and answer our questions.
I will be getting a samoyed in 5-4 days, i was waiting for 3 years to get one and finally do, im watching as much videos from you to get prepared for future dogo
So excited that you’ll be getting a new Samoyed! They are such beautiful, wonderfully friendly, happy dogs. Be patient with them, give them plenty of walks, playtime and always keep them active. If they’re bored, they’ll be naughty, especially between 4 months to 2 years of age. They’re working dogs, which is why they need a lot of exercise, playtime, mental activity. Playtime must involve you. All the Sammies I’ve known, always need you to play. They don’t play by themselves. Hold their toys, throw them, play keep away, hide and seek, etc. with them. For sled pulling and agility, please wait until they’re 2 years old before doing those things. Their bones are still growing and developing until 2 years old.
I absolutely love your videos! They are so informative and give me reliable information about the Samoyed breed! I found your channel when I was researching on the breed, for I am considering getting a cloud ☁️ of my own. I have a question about the breed though: “Would you recommend a Samoyed for an active family, where all the family members are gone for 8 hours on weekdays?” I wanted your advice because I wanted to make an educated decision. 😁 (P.S. Your videos make my day so much better. 😊)
Awwww! Thank you so much, Super Sparkle, for your heartfelt comment. My husband and I, have owned 2 Sammies. Chewy was our first, Yeti is our second. The breed has been in my family, for decades. Chewy (who had passed away a year and a half before we got Yeti), was at home for 8 hours daily, during the week, and did fine. Chewy was incredibly gentle with my Grandma and all the very tiny children in my family (nieces and nephews). He was so gentle with all of them and adored everyone. I recommend walking a half hour in the morning and a half hour at nighttime, to help use up some excess energy, which they have plenty of. If you have a Sammy puppy, put them in a crate during the day to prevent accidents and destruction. I would crate train until they reach about age 2. The reason...Samoyeds are easily bored and when they get bored, they become destructive by eating your house. Sammies LOVE and adore children. They’re such a gentle breed with kids. They know children are small and delicate and they treat them gently. They love the playtime children give them. They don’t snarl and never bite, unless you’re attacked by a bad person. Sammies are indoor dogs, who love to be with their people at all times. They bark all the time, but it’s to let you know they have to go outside, want to play cuddle, get treats, get more treats. Never bark for bad reasons. I think once, Yeti got mad and barked a mean bark. If say a plumber, electrician, heating/cooling person, etc., comes to your house, your Sam will want nothing more than to play with them, stealing their tools for playtime. A Samoyed is a great dog, who will give you so much love and attention. They’re working dogs, so you must play with them a lot and walk them a lot. Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, watching our video and for the great question. Thank you for taking the time to read my comment back!
My husband is allergic to dogs’ fur and I have found that Samoyeds do not cause allergies. Could you please confirm if it’s true? I always had German Shepherds and now once we cannot get one due to his allergies, we were thinking about Samoyed. Next year, we’re gonna move to the big house with the backyard and as you have a lot of experience in this matter, I would be grateful for your help. I really enjoy your videos. Yeti is adorable. :)
Michalina, thank you for Yeti’s compliment. Sammies don’t have oil in their coats, so if he’s only allergic to dogs, he might be okay. If there are any other allergens, like pollen, ragweed, etc., all of those things get stuck in a Sam’s thick fur. That can cause allergies to act up. Reach out to a Samoyed breeder and ask if you guys can visit. They have more than one Samoyed for you to interact with. You’d have more ideas on if he’ll have reactions or not. Ask the breeder not to groom their dogs before you see them, for a good perception. Best wishes!
You have such a great channel! It’s informative, fun, and filled with floof! when my neighbors got a samoyed, I couldn’t believe how much energy they had and have been interested in this breed since. Looking forwsrd to more videos!
Thanks for the compliment! You’ll have to check out our channel. We have 64 videos. We release 2 weekly. Our late Samoyed, had puppy-like energy until 2 weeks before he passed. He was 11. They truly are the greatest of all dog breeds. So lovable and would give everything for their owners. Very gentle too.
"Crunch crunch". I'm going to guess he goes crazy when you use the word "food". When I leave to go somewhere, my dog will lay her chin on a window right next to the door and stare out at me, unmoving and unblinking. When I leave her field of view, she then starts barking up a storm. When any of my family gets back she jumps excitedly at us while whining a bunch and then proceeds to bark and howl as if to say "Where did you go!? Why did you go without me!?"
We’ve always said ‘crunch crunch’ because it’s the way it sounds. Solid dog food kibble makes that cute crunching noise in their mouths and the kibble pinging against the metal bowl. If we say ‘food,’ Yeti has no idea what we’re talking about. His treats are ‘treats’. I love hearing others’ stories about their Sams. We have a wonderful community of dog owners. Makes Yeti and I happy. Thanks for contributing!
Hey there! Love your dogs and I actually plan on owning my own Samoyed in the future. :) I'm new here to TH-cam (no videos yet) and I'm just reaching out to say hello and meet the community a bit :) love your channel I watch a lot of your videos to get me prepared for when I get my pup
Such a cute samoyed:) I want to have a samoyed myself but I dont know if I can take care of them in my garden not letting them in home, so do you think is it possible to have samoyed somewhere like a garden or they are too emotional and attached to owners they have to be close otherwise they ll feel bad? I really need a detailed answer please:)
Thank you for the compliment on Yeti. Samoyeds are inside dogs, always seeking attention from their owners, desiring constant attention. They need to be inside with their owners, otherwise, they become destructive. They will dig massive, giant holes in your yard and bark constantly, wanting to come inside to hang out with their people. If you’re looking for an outside dog, a Samoyed would not be a good fit. They’ve been dogs who need to live inside with their people, since their beginnings in Siberia. If left outside, they become bored and extremely talkative. A bored Samoyed, is a destructive Samoyed. It’s part of their personality. You can’t train a Sammy to live outside. A Samoyed would not be a good fit for you. They’re not good dogs for a lot of people. They need a lot of activity and attention.
They can be, once they’re adults and have been fully potty trained. I would still use a crate, because when they get bored, they’ll eat your house. Crates keep them safe too.
Yeti gets TONS of daily exercise. He goes on 3-4 over half hour walks daily, walking around 3-5 miles a day. Gets plenty of playtime, plenty of quick sprints chasing balls. All of my other videos talk about the amount of exercise they need and should get, to give them the amount of activity the breed needs.
I’ve been around Samoyeds for 40 years and have personally been an owner for 2 decades. I do allow them to work like they were bred to work. My first Samoyed’s mom and dad, were grand champions. Yeti’s father is an international and USA grand champion. I wouldn’t have gotten a breed that I didn’t know how to work to live up to its greatest potential.
@@YetisPlace I didnt mean to offend you. I havent seen your other videos but I'll have a look. For my samoyed a walk isn't unfortunately really exercise he needs to work. Also here in Sweden its illegal to leave a dog who shows any kind of anxiety when leaving such as barking etc. We're still struggeling a bit with being alone. Im happy your dog is sleeping and that he is happy with his exercise.
Hej, I have a Samoyed 10 months and his left ear is half down. Do you have any advice for me. Its not so big problem but I have to know if there is a reason. Maybe is something that I did or did not. 🤔
Thank you so much for the GREAT compliment on our channel!!! We can leave him by himself for a few hours at a time, up to 8 hours, because he’s 2 and a half years old. We’ve been walking him since he was a little guy, so now, we bring him on a mile walk in the morning, a mile in the afternoon and a mile at night. Takes about a half hour. Yeti loves his walks and begs us to bring him.
Hi, I really enjoy you videos, I was also looking for a Samoyed. My family and I on weekdays are out for at least 8 hours. We would be able to walk and play the dog as soon as we return. My house is a large one with plenty of space for the dog. Would you recommend a Samoyed if not which dogs would you recommend. (Looking for a medium-Large Dog)
You’d want to create train your Samoyed and keep in a crate while you’re out for the day. Do not give full roam of your house, otherwise they will literally eat your house. If this is your first dog, they do challenge you. Watch our newest release for info.
He has his buddies, Quimby and Bigby, who he sees a few times weekly. He loves playing with them! Eventually, in a few years, perhaps Yeti will have a brother.
I love your channel! Thank you for all this info!! We are considering a Samoyed but I’m worried about leaving it home alone for those first couple of puppy years- even crated. We can come home at lunch for a quick walk, but I worry it isn’t enough. 8:30-12:00 and then 12:30-3:30 seems like a super long time. Also, does this breed need a fenced yard?
Hello Jennifer! Thank you for loving our channel. That really means a lot to Yeti and I. If you crate train your puppy, you can safely leave the pup home alone, for those few hours at a time. Yeti is walked over lunch and so are his buddies, Quimby and Bigby. They were all crate trained when they were puppies. I would encourage a fenced yard, because your puppy can run off some energy. If they see a squirrel, your dog would be safe and won’t run away.
Too funny! That Bernese stinker! Wow, to have a Bernese with a Sammy! OMG, I’d be in heaven! Such beautiful dogs you must have! Thank you for the wonderful comment!
Yeti’s Dad and I both work full time. His Dad comes home during lunchtime and takes him outside. When he’s left home all day by himself, he does fine. Great question, Medha Mishra. Thanks for asking!
They’re not guard dogs. Just about the only time they don’t bark, is when someone walks in the door. Once they see that person and see there’s someone to play with them, they don’t stop barking. They shed a lot and are talkative, active dogs, who need a lot of exercise and are super friendly, happy dogs. If you live in an apartment complex, talk to your landlord to see if they’d be ok to own. They’re noisy large dogs. Not guard dogs. If a stranger stopped by, they’d think, oh boy, someone new to play with me!
No, but they still need supervision when first around children. Kids can be rough. My first Samoyed, Chewy, was very gentle with my very young nieces and nephews. They played rough with him, but he was so sweet and gentle. He knew they little and more frail. Just like how he knew my Grandma was older and more frail. Chewy was very kind and never hurt them. Quimby and Bigby, Yeti’s buddies (also Sammies), are very gentle around kids too. It’s in their nature to be kind. In Siberia, where the breed originated, they would sleep inside with their owners, cuddling next to them at night, to keep their owners warm. They were and still are, full family members. Yeti is also sweet. He adores my youngest niece and likes pulling her on a dogsled.
Heya, just wondering what you would recommend in terms of my lifestyle and my upcoming samoyed: I own a clothing business, and can take my pup to work (I have a back work-room) from day 1, but not sure how that would impact its training, going through two different environments. There's atleast two of us at the store every day, so at 95% of the time someone can attend to my samoyed, and we are liberal with breaks and what not, so we have time to train and give attention... Or is it better to just take out two three days somehow, and then start doing the office in the day, home at night?
Sammies love being wherever their people are, so your pup would love it., Devrath. Yeti goes with his Dad to work and stays at a house near his Dad’s work. His Dad goes over to that house during lunch and walks him and plays. Just be sure to walk and play a lot, otherwise they get bored and would be destructive. They do like to talk....a lot. They’re quite demanding and don’t listen well when you say no.
It could. Quimby and Bigby, Yeti’s buddies, live in the same house. They’ve helped wear one another out. On the flip side, while trying to wear one another out, when one dog begins doing something stinker filled, the other joins in. That’s why there are giant holes through multiple walls and in their backyard.
@@luchrisiajansenvanvuuren3868 if you’ve owned dogs before and are a good trainer for independent thinking dogs, then 2 Sammies might be ok. They need a ton of exercise though, so having 2 of them, would be a lot of dog. If you’ve never owned a dog before, I would not get 2 Sammies. I wouldn’t even get 1 Sammie. I’d start with an easier to train breed of dog first. Sams are challenging, even for many of the best trainers.
@@YetisPlace thanks ive actually had countless dogs before like gsd s and Pomeranian and collie and even border collie i dont think it is the same but i know how to train dogs
Then you’d be good with Sams. I wouldn’t get littermates if you’d like more than one. I would get them at least a few months apart, if you get more than one.
Hi, really been following your channel as I’m looking to get a Samoyed myself. I was wondering if I do crate train my Samoyed would it be ok to leave him in the crate for 8 hours max or will he try to break out or something. Also should I leave a water bowl and food for him in the crate? Love ur channel by the way
Don’t leave food/water in the crate with him, until he’s older. 8 hours is a really long time for a young puppy to left alone, without being able to go potty. If you leave food/water in his crate, he’ll have to go potty faster. I would wait a few months until I leave food/water in there. It’s really helpful you’ll be walking him, but he’ll also need to be let outside halfway through his day, until he’s a few months old. Is there anyone who can help you bring him outside? Thank you, Jay Boy, for enjoying our channel.
Hard to say if he’d break out of your crate. Most of the time, they do fine and stay put. Bigby, one of Yeti’s buddies, was a stinker and figured out how to break free of the crate. The crate was pretty much destroyed. He didn’t want to be put in the crate.
WOW! Thank you, Natasya, for saying that! That is quite the compliment. I do like her. I can assure you however, I cannot sing like she can. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and for the great compliment!
Do you know what your dog does if left home by themselves? We have secrets on what happens when Yeti is left by himself.
I think when you said letting them get enough exercise was absolutely the key. With our German Shepherds we use to do 4 miles a day...2 mile morning jog and a 2 mile walk at night. They are much more controlled and calm when they get their exercise.
Working dogs do love their exercise and need it. Without, they are super hyper. Thanks for stopping by and commenting, A Retarded Orange Ape In The White House.
3:22 This shows how much Yeti loves Quimby and Bigby. He tilt his head, left and right when you mention his two buddies. Even in the other videos. 😂😀
Very observant of you. Yes, he adores his buddies. Bigby does the same thing when I say ‘Yeti’ to him. Thank you for watchhing and your wonderful observation!
I've been watching so many of your videos to prepare myself for my Samoyed. It's going to be a long wait, so I want as much knowledge as possible. Thanks so much for taking the time to make these truthful videos about what these dogs are really like. I'm excited and nervous. It's like I'm expecting a baby!
I can completely understand your nerves. All Sammies have completely different personalities from one another and respond differently to commands, words, etc. I had thought Yeti would be very similar to my first Sam. I couldn’t have been more wrong. Both are/were wonderful dogs. Chewy would talk, much like a person and he would head toward exactly what he wanted. Yeti barks the same tone and leads you to within the room of what he wants. While Yeti herds, he’ll stop and wander behind me, while barking, seeming to go in the opposite direction of what he wants.
It is very similar to expecting a baby.
Same!
I’m so glad you’ve been watching. It’ll help, as this breed needs a lot of activity, both mental and physical.
My dog used to chew things up when we were gone. I had to hide the shoes.
You got really good about hiding your shoes, socks too. Behind a door that clicks closed. That’s what I do too.
My husband leaves his stuff laying around the house. When we’re gone, Yeti likes to grab his shoes and socks, eat and swallow them, to remind him of us. My husband wonders why Yeti only eats his stuff.
How’s your newly titled channel going? Are you seeing more views?
Yeti is adorable! My daughter has fallen in love with Yeti. We found you over in the tube ritual group. Give Yeti a hug from us. You are an awesome fur baby mom!
Yeti says hi to your daughter. Thank you for finding us through Tube Ritual. Yeti is a wonderful fur baby and loves me so much and whole heartedly. He makes it easy to be an awesome fur baby Mom. Tube Ritual is such an amazing group of support and great advice. Love how Brian always comes on to give support and answer our questions.
0:01 i wanna hug that dog to :D SO FLUFFFFFYYYYYYY
That’s my Yeti. He’s 2 and a half. He loves filming and begs me. Every night to film more.
aww that melts my heart of joy :D
Thank you!! He’s very special. So glad you’ve found us!
Yeti is the cutest dog I have ever seen
Thank you, Ys S!
I will be getting a samoyed in 5-4 days, i was waiting for 3 years to get one and finally do, im watching as much videos from you to get prepared for future dogo
So excited that you’ll be getting a new Samoyed! They are such beautiful, wonderfully friendly, happy dogs. Be patient with them, give them plenty of walks, playtime and always keep them active. If they’re bored, they’ll be naughty, especially between 4 months to 2 years of age. They’re working dogs, which is why they need a lot of exercise, playtime, mental activity. Playtime must involve you. All the Sammies I’ve known, always need you to play. They don’t play by themselves. Hold their toys, throw them, play keep away, hide and seek, etc. with them. For sled pulling and agility, please wait until they’re 2 years old before doing those things. Their bones are still growing and developing until 2 years old.
I absolutely love your videos! They are so informative and give me reliable information about the Samoyed breed! I found your channel when I was researching on the breed, for I am considering getting a cloud ☁️ of my own. I have a question about the breed though: “Would you recommend a Samoyed for an active family, where all the family members are gone for 8 hours on weekdays?” I wanted your advice because I wanted to make an educated decision. 😁 (P.S. Your videos make my day so much better. 😊)
Awwww! Thank you so much, Super Sparkle, for your heartfelt comment. My husband and I, have owned 2 Sammies. Chewy was our first, Yeti is our second. The breed has been in my family, for decades. Chewy (who had passed away a year and a half before we got Yeti), was at home for 8 hours daily, during the week, and did fine. Chewy was incredibly gentle with my Grandma and all the very tiny children in my family (nieces and nephews). He was so gentle with all of them and adored everyone.
I recommend walking a half hour in the morning and a half hour at nighttime, to help use up some excess energy, which they have plenty of. If you have a Sammy puppy, put them in a crate during the day to prevent accidents and destruction. I would crate train until they reach about age 2. The reason...Samoyeds are easily bored and when they get bored, they become destructive by eating your house.
Sammies LOVE and adore children. They’re such a gentle breed with kids. They know children are small and delicate and they treat them gently. They love the playtime children give them. They don’t snarl and never bite, unless you’re attacked by a bad person.
Sammies are indoor dogs, who love to be with their people at all times. They bark all the time, but it’s to let you know they have to go outside, want to play cuddle, get treats, get more treats. Never bark for bad reasons. I think once, Yeti got mad and barked a mean bark. If say a plumber, electrician, heating/cooling person, etc., comes to your house, your Sam will want nothing more than to play with them, stealing their tools for playtime.
A Samoyed is a great dog, who will give you so much love and attention. They’re working dogs, so you must play with them a lot and walk them a lot.
Thank you so much for your wonderful comment, watching our video and for the great question. Thank you for taking the time to read my comment back!
Thank you so much!
My husband is allergic to dogs’ fur and I have found that Samoyeds do not cause allergies. Could you please confirm if it’s true? I always had German Shepherds and now once we cannot get one due to his allergies, we were thinking about Samoyed. Next year, we’re gonna move to the big house with the backyard and as you have a lot of experience in this matter, I would be grateful for your help. I really enjoy your videos. Yeti is adorable. :)
Michalina, thank you for Yeti’s compliment. Sammies don’t have oil in their coats, so if he’s only allergic to dogs, he might be okay. If there are any other allergens, like pollen, ragweed, etc., all of those things get stuck in a Sam’s thick fur. That can cause allergies to act up. Reach out to a Samoyed breeder and ask if you guys can visit. They have more than one Samoyed for you to interact with. You’d have more ideas on if he’ll have reactions or not. Ask the breeder not to groom their dogs before you see them, for a good perception. Best wishes!
You have such a great channel! It’s informative, fun, and filled with floof!
when my neighbors got a samoyed, I couldn’t believe how much energy they had and have been interested in this breed since. Looking forwsrd to more videos!
Thanks for the compliment! You’ll have to check out our channel. We have 64 videos. We release 2 weekly. Our late Samoyed, had puppy-like energy until 2 weeks before he passed. He was 11. They truly are the greatest of all dog breeds. So lovable and would give everything for their owners. Very gentle too.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! Means the world to Yeti and I that you took the time out of your busy day to comment!
I love this channel im gonna totally buy one and love y’all💗💗💗💗💗
Aww, thanks, Meme Rewards!
"Crunch crunch". I'm going to guess he goes crazy when you use the word "food".
When I leave to go somewhere, my dog will lay her chin on a window right next to the door and stare out at me, unmoving and unblinking. When I leave her field of view, she then starts barking up a storm.
When any of my family gets back she jumps excitedly at us while whining a bunch and then proceeds to bark and howl as if to say "Where did you go!? Why did you go without me!?"
We’ve always said ‘crunch crunch’ because it’s the way it sounds. Solid dog food kibble makes that cute crunching noise in their mouths and the kibble pinging against the metal bowl. If we say ‘food,’ Yeti has no idea what we’re talking about. His treats are ‘treats’. I love hearing others’ stories about their Sams. We have a wonderful community of dog owners. Makes Yeti and I happy. Thanks for contributing!
Hey there! Love your dogs and I actually plan on owning my own Samoyed in the future. :) I'm new here to TH-cam (no videos yet) and I'm just reaching out to say hello and meet the community a bit :) love your channel I watch a lot of your videos to get me prepared for when I get my pup
My dog used to meditate on the balcony or sleep in my bed.
Your dog was meditating so he could regain his energy. After meditation, it was game on. Thanks for commenting, tulenik71.
Heidi it is good to see that your views are starting to go up now. I look forward to the nested video stratagy to work for me like it did you!
Thank you! Hope it will work for you too! Great to see you stopping by. Will have to take a look at your channel too.
I like your channel! Such a feel good channel.
Thank you.
You’re so welcome! You’ll get there!!
wow
Yeti’s excitement if he’s home by himself.
Expected a video of all the stuff you said....‼‼
It’s a truthful video on what my dog does during the day.
Such a cute samoyed:)
I want to have a samoyed myself but I dont know if I can take care of them in my garden not letting them in home, so do you think is it possible to have samoyed somewhere like a garden or they are too emotional and attached to owners they have to be close otherwise they ll feel bad?
I really need a detailed answer please:)
Thank you for the compliment on Yeti. Samoyeds are inside dogs, always seeking attention from their owners, desiring constant attention. They need to be inside with their owners, otherwise, they become destructive. They will dig massive, giant holes in your yard and bark constantly, wanting to come inside to hang out with their people.
If you’re looking for an outside dog, a Samoyed would not be a good fit. They’ve been dogs who need to live inside with their people, since their beginnings in Siberia. If left outside, they become bored and extremely talkative. A bored Samoyed, is a destructive Samoyed. It’s part of their personality. You can’t train a Sammy to live outside.
A Samoyed would not be a good fit for you. They’re not good dogs for a lot of people. They need a lot of activity and attention.
Can a Samoyed be left alone for 8 hours?
They can be, once they’re adults and have been fully potty trained. I would still use a crate, because when they get bored, they’ll eat your house. Crates keep them safe too.
This is a working breed, its not supposed to be home alone all day with no exercise.
Yeti gets TONS of daily exercise. He goes on 3-4 over half hour walks daily, walking around 3-5 miles a day. Gets plenty of playtime, plenty of quick sprints chasing balls. All of my other videos talk about the amount of exercise they need and should get, to give them the amount of activity the breed needs.
Yeti is able to get so much sleep because he’s exhausted from all his daily activities.
I’ve been around Samoyeds for 40 years and have personally been an owner for 2 decades. I do allow them to work like they were bred to work.
My first Samoyed’s mom and dad, were grand champions. Yeti’s father is an international and USA grand champion. I wouldn’t have gotten a breed that I didn’t know how to work to live up to its greatest potential.
@@YetisPlace I didnt mean to offend you. I havent seen your other videos but I'll have a look. For my samoyed a walk isn't unfortunately really exercise he needs to work. Also here in Sweden its illegal to leave a dog who shows any kind of anxiety when leaving such as barking etc. We're still struggeling a bit with being alone. Im happy your dog is sleeping and that he is happy with his exercise.
I’m sorry if I offended you too. Sams bark a lot when they’re excited. Yeti goes insane when he’s about to go on a long walk.
Hej, I have a Samoyed 10 months and his left ear is half down. Do you have any advice for me. Its not so big problem but I have to know if there is a reason. Maybe is something that I did or did not. 🤔
Sammies often have floppy ears when they’re growing. 10 months though, seems awhile. If you’re concerned, you can ask your breeder or vet.
This is a great channel. How long can you leave yeti and how long do you excersise yeti for? Thanks ☺
Thank you so much for the GREAT compliment on our channel!!! We can leave him by himself for a few hours at a time, up to 8 hours, because he’s 2 and a half years old. We’ve been walking him since he was a little guy, so now, we bring him on a mile walk in the morning, a mile in the afternoon and a mile at night. Takes about a half hour. Yeti loves his walks and begs us to bring him.
Hi, I really enjoy you videos, I was also looking for a Samoyed. My family and I on weekdays are out for at least 8 hours. We would be able to walk and play the dog as soon as we return. My house is a large one with plenty of space for the dog. Would you recommend a Samoyed if not which dogs would you recommend. (Looking for a medium-Large Dog)
You’d want to create train your Samoyed and keep in a crate while you’re out for the day. Do not give full roam of your house, otherwise they will literally eat your house. If this is your first dog, they do challenge you. Watch our newest release for info.
Maybe find Yeti a friend.
He has his buddies, Quimby and Bigby, who he sees a few times weekly. He loves playing with them! Eventually, in a few years, perhaps Yeti will have a brother.
I love your channel! Thank you for all this info!! We are considering a Samoyed but I’m worried about leaving it home alone for those first couple of puppy years- even crated. We can come home at lunch for a quick walk, but I worry it isn’t enough. 8:30-12:00 and then 12:30-3:30 seems like a super long time. Also, does this breed need a fenced yard?
Hello Jennifer! Thank you for loving our channel. That really means a lot to Yeti and I. If you crate train your puppy, you can safely leave the pup home alone, for those few hours at a time. Yeti is walked over lunch and so are his buddies, Quimby and Bigby. They were all crate trained when they were puppies. I would encourage a fenced yard, because your puppy can run off some energy. If they see a squirrel, your dog would be safe and won’t run away.
Ours watches his bernese brother get in the garbage of a daily basis!
Too funny! That Bernese stinker! Wow, to have a Bernese with a Sammy! OMG, I’d be in heaven! Such beautiful dogs you must have! Thank you for the wonderful comment!
How long do you usually leave yeti at home when you’re gone most of the day?
Yeti’s Dad and I both work full time. His Dad comes home during lunchtime and takes him outside. When he’s left home all day by himself, he does fine. Great question, Medha Mishra. Thanks for asking!
Is it good dog for those those who has children you are alone at home in apartment
They’re not guard dogs. Just about the only time they don’t bark, is when someone walks in the door. Once they see that person and see there’s someone to play with them, they don’t stop barking. They shed a lot and are talkative, active dogs, who need a lot of exercise and are super friendly, happy dogs. If you live in an apartment complex, talk to your landlord to see if they’d be ok to own. They’re noisy large dogs.
Not guard dogs. If a stranger stopped by, they’d think, oh boy, someone new to play with me!
They LOVE kids though. So gentle with them and really excited to play with them.
You had asked the question before, if they’d be good for apartments. Please review that other response as well.
@@YetisPlace Will the dog not bite the child.
No, but they still need supervision when first around children. Kids can be rough.
My first Samoyed, Chewy, was very gentle with my very young nieces and nephews. They played rough with him, but he was so sweet and gentle. He knew they little and more frail. Just like how he knew my Grandma was older and more frail. Chewy was very kind and never hurt them.
Quimby and Bigby, Yeti’s buddies (also Sammies), are very gentle around kids too. It’s in their nature to be kind. In Siberia, where the breed originated, they would sleep inside with their owners, cuddling next to them at night, to keep their owners warm. They were and still are, full family members.
Yeti is also sweet. He adores my youngest niece and likes pulling her on a dogsled.
Heya, just wondering what you would recommend in terms of my lifestyle and my upcoming samoyed: I own a clothing business, and can take my pup to work (I have a back work-room) from day 1, but not sure how that would impact its training, going through two different environments. There's atleast two of us at the store every day, so at 95% of the time someone can attend to my samoyed, and we are liberal with breaks and what not, so we have time to train and give attention... Or is it better to just take out two three days somehow, and then start doing the office in the day, home at night?
Sammies love being wherever their people are, so your pup would love it., Devrath. Yeti goes with his Dad to work and stays at a house near his Dad’s work. His Dad goes over to that house during lunch and walks him and plays.
Just be sure to walk and play a lot, otherwise they get bored and would be destructive. They do like to talk....a lot. They’re quite demanding and don’t listen well when you say no.
Samoyeds have no problem adjusting to wherever they are, as long as you’re there with them.
But wont getting him a companion help stimulating him and maybe take away lonelyness and boredom
It could. Quimby and Bigby, Yeti’s buddies, live in the same house. They’ve helped wear one another out. On the flip side, while trying to wear one another out, when one dog begins doing something stinker filled, the other joins in. That’s why there are giant holes through multiple walls and in their backyard.
@@YetisPlace thank you i am just curious so i heard Sammys are pack dogs so can i have multiple dogs?
@@luchrisiajansenvanvuuren3868 if you’ve owned dogs before and are a good trainer for independent thinking dogs, then 2 Sammies might be ok. They need a ton of exercise though, so having 2 of them, would be a lot of dog. If you’ve never owned a dog before, I would not get 2 Sammies. I wouldn’t even get 1 Sammie. I’d start with an easier to train breed of dog first. Sams are challenging, even for many of the best trainers.
@@YetisPlace thanks ive actually had countless dogs before like gsd s and Pomeranian and collie and even border collie i dont think it is the same but i know how to train dogs
Then you’d be good with Sams. I wouldn’t get littermates if you’d like more than one. I would get them at least a few months apart, if you get more than one.
Hi, really been following your channel as I’m looking to get a Samoyed myself. I was wondering if I do crate train my Samoyed would it be ok to leave him in the crate for 8 hours max or will he try to break out or something. Also should I leave a water bowl and food for him in the crate? Love ur channel by the way
I also plan to take him on a half an hour walk in the morning and when I come back from work
Don’t leave food/water in the crate with him, until he’s older. 8 hours is a really long time for a young puppy to left alone, without being able to go potty. If you leave food/water in his crate, he’ll have to go potty faster. I would wait a few months until I leave food/water in there.
It’s really helpful you’ll be walking him, but he’ll also need to be let outside halfway through his day, until he’s a few months old. Is there anyone who can help you bring him outside?
Thank you, Jay Boy, for enjoying our channel.
Hard to say if he’d break out of your crate. Most of the time, they do fine and stay put. Bigby, one of Yeti’s buddies, was a stinker and figured out how to break free of the crate. The crate was pretty much destroyed. He didn’t want to be put in the crate.
How many days a week is he home alone up to 8h?☺️
Not too frequently. Most of the time, he goes to work with his Dad. Thanks for watching and commenting!
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WOW! Thank you, Natasya, for saying that! That is quite the compliment. I do like her. I can assure you however, I cannot sing like she can. Thank you so much for watching, commenting and for the great compliment!