How to stop the Samoyed from barking at night? Whenever the Samoyed starts barking, call the Samoyed's name, talk to the Samoyed, comfort the Samoyed, and make the Samoyed quiet; when the Samoyed barks loudly, The owner should not come over to reprimand the Samoyed; when the Samoyed barks, the owner can stop the Samoyed loudly and shoot the Samoyed in the face with a water gun. If the Samoyed calms down, praise the Samoyed.

Barking is an instinct in Samoyeds. Keeping your Samoyed from barking is the most difficult of all trainings. Generally, Samoyeds bark for certain reasons, such as when they are lonely and bored, or when other people and animals pass by. However, sometimes they bark inexplicably, so we can train Samoyeds when to bark and when not to bark.

Whenever the Samoyed starts barking, call the Samoyed’s name to attract the Samoyed’s attention and make the Samoyed feel that paying attention to the owner is more interesting than barking. Samoyed is a type of dog that I like to call Samoyed very much, because Samoyed is very lively, loves to play, and seems to have endless energy. The owner can try to talk to the Samoyed when the Samoyed barks, so as to comfort the Samoyed and make the Samoyed quiet. Usually a Samoyed barks when he is frightened or to get your attention. As an owner, you can observe the Samoyed's behavior more and you will be able to figure out the Samoyed's intentions.

Remember not to let the owner come over and scold the Samoyed severely when the Samoyed barks loudly. If raised outdoors, this will give the Samoyed the impression that the owner will come to him as soon as he barks. Compared with being scolded, the dog is more happy when the owner comes to him, so the dog will bark more vigorously. If a Samoyed kept indoors keeps barking for no reason and is suddenly scolded by its owner, the Samoyed will not understand the reason and will continue to bark.

If the Samoyed refuses to change despite repeated admonishment, here is a small solution: when the Samoyed barks, the owner can stop the Samoyed loudly and shoot the Samoyed in the face with a water gun. (Of course, this method is for stubborn Samoyeds who refuse to change despite repeated teachings.) In short, training of Samoyeds must be persistent, otherwise the Samoyeds will think that they are playing games, so they will bark even more fiercely. After training, if the Samoyed can calm down, then the Samoyed should be praised. Teach your dog carefully and let him know when he will be punished and when he will be praised. Start training your puppy from a young age to avoid picking up bad habits, which will save you a lot of trouble in the future.