How to cut the hair of a Samoyed at home? First prepare the tools comb and scissors, give the Samoyed a bath before trimming it, and then blow dry while combing the coat neatly, and then start trimming, trimming the face first, then trimming the ears. When the hair on the head is long, it should fall to both sides and be trimmed slightly shorter. The back should be trimmed parallel to the spine.

Tools: comb, scissors.

Preparation: Give your Samoyed a bath before trimming it, and then blow-dry it while combing its coat neatly. When using scissors, do not point it at the dog's body to avoid scratching it.

The hair on the Samoyed's face is long, and it is easy to get stuck with water and food residues, causing the hair to become tangled and the little face is dirty, so it is necessary to trim the face of the Samoyed.

1. Trimming the entire face is not an easy task. You can try starting with Samoyed’s eyebrows. The scissors should not be pointed at the eyes to prevent the Samoyed from hurting his eyes when he moves around.

2. The beard is an important detector of the Samoyed. It cannot be cut randomly. It can become tidy with a little modification.

3. The long hair on the edges of the lips and chin is useless and will affect the appearance, so it should be cut off. When pruning, you should first hold its lips to prevent it from suddenly moving and causing damage

4. Pay attention to trimming the hair around Samoyed’s ears. Hollowing out the hair on the inside of the ears can help your Samoyed feel as comfortable as possible during the sultry summer months.

When the hair on the Samoyed’s head grows long, it falls to both sides and is trimmed slightly shorter. Shave it along its skull. Be careful to separate its ear hairs from the middle and don't shave them.

6. Trim the ears appropriately. If you want it to look rounder, don't cut it too short around the base of the ears, it depends on your preference.

Cutting the hair can indeed make the Samoyed feel cooler, but the hair of the pet should not be shaved completely. This will make the dog feel uncomfortable and scratch frequently, causing various skin diseases. Moreover, many dogs will become depressed and embarrassed to go out after being shaved.

7. Back. Use a comb to straighten the coat on the Samoyed's back and trim it in the parallel direction of the back. The average coat on the back is about 2 cm.

8. Abdomen and sides. The skin of Samoyeds is different from that of humans. When humans are hot, they will sweat out from the sweat glands all over the body to help dissipate heat. However, dogs have sweat glands on the four paw pads and nose, and they also evaporate the sweat on their tongues by sticking out their tongues. saliva to cool down. The body does not have sweat glands and cannot perspire. So as long as the body's coat is trimmed short, leaving 2 to 3 centimeters.

9. Buttocks. The buttocks are trimmed similarly to the sides, focusing on the areas where the Samoyed poops. Turn the dog's tail up and trim the fur around the anus as cleanly and neatly as possible.

The limbs of a Samoyed are the parts that are most likely to get dirty. If you go out for a walk, you will definitely get a lot of dust and step on some garbage, and it will be even more sloppy on rainy days. And the hair on the legs is too muchIf it is long, it will also give people a heavy feeling and look untidy. Therefore, the long hair on the legs and feet should be trimmed to keep it clean and comfortable, so that it is easier for the dog to walk.

10. Hind legs. Just trim lengthwise to keep the natural shape. But be careful not to cut too much, and pay attention to the overall balance.

11. Front legs. In order to make the trimming effect look more natural, do not cut them all to the same length, but adjust the trimming length appropriately according to the outline of the legs.

12. Toes. First fix the feet, then trim the hair on the toes until they cover the length of the toenails, so that the tips of the hairs just touch the ground when walking, and then trim the hair between the toes into a natural round shape.

13. Soles of feet. Cut off all the long hair that grows from the tips of the Samoyed's toes and covers the meatballs. When cutting, use your fingers to push the meat ball to the left and right, and then use scissors against the edge of the meat ball to cut off the long hair to avoid hurting the toes. In addition, the meatball itself also has a lot of hair, so don’t forget to trim it.

When shearing a Samoyed, it is best to put a collar on it to prevent it from moving around.