When do Samoyeds shed their hair? For Samoyed puppies, they usually start to shed their fetal hair about 2 and a half months after birth. For adult Samoyed dogs, they will have regular seasonal hair loss, usually twice a year, respectively. At the beginning of spring and the beginning of winter, in addition to shedding of fetal hair and seasonal hair loss, there is also physiological hair loss, such as female dogs in estrus and fertility and elderly dogs.

For Samoyed puppies, they usually start to change their fetal hair about 2 and a half months after birth.

Adult Samoyed dogs will have regular seasonal hair loss, usually twice a year. The two major molts occur in spring and winter respectively, but they shed fur all year round.

In addition to fetal hair loss and seasonal hair loss, there is also physiological hair loss, which is mostly caused by female dogs giving birth and being in heat, but this is also relatively rare.

In order to protect the dog's hair, comb it every day. If possible, it is best to apply a thin layer of hair-protecting oil on it. To make the coat shiny, be careful not to let the dog enter the bedroom and keep it in a colder place.

To make your dog’s hair shiny and beautiful, you can feed your dog more protein-rich feed every day. Additives containing vitamin E and vitamin D, seaweed foods, vegetables, etc., such as lean meat, cooked egg yolks, vegetable oils, etc., and feed less foods rich in sugar, salt, starch, etc. Obese dogs with fat accumulation generally have poor coat quality.

At the same time, the dog should sunbathe more, absorb more ultraviolet rays, and exercise regularly to promote the dog's blood circulation and make the dog grow healthy hair.