What are the shortcomings of the Samoyed? The shortcomings of the Samoyed are that its hair is white, long and abundant, and it sheds more seriously. It needs regular bathing and combing every day, which requires a lot of time and energy to care for; secondly, the Samoyed is a A kind of sled dog, it is very energetic and needs its owner to take it out for exercise frequently.

1. Easy to shed hair

Hair loss is a common problem for many dogs, and Samoyeds are also the most severe shedding. Especially during the shedding season, you will experience what is called hair flying all over the floor. It is recommended that pet owners who raise Samoyeds should pay attention to their diet. In terms of food, it must be light and low-salt. Especially for the staple dog food, it is recommended to choose some natural dog food that is low in salt, low in oil, high in protein and low in fat to effectively reduce hair loss in Samoyeds.

2. Nursing is not easy

What I like most about a Samoyed is its appearance. If you want to maintain the appearance of a Samoyed, you need to care for it, groom it, etc. on a regular basis, and you also have to comb it every day. Brushing it is a particularly arduous task. If you don’t comb it, it will affect its appearance, so it is really not easy to raise a Samoyed. It is recommended that busy people not raise a Samoyed.

　3. High energy

As a type of sled dog, Samoyed was originally used to pull sleds, so it prefers to run wildly. Although it is now mostly kept as a pet, the aspect of running has not changed much. More, if you are raising a Samoyed, you must give it enough time and space to run and exercise every day, which cannot be ignored.