Hello, did you crate train Yeti? I try to crate train my new samoyed (I leave her for 30-45minutes alone) but she is crying all the time and looks so so scared when I come back home :(. Nothing changed in 5days. I don't know, maybe its normal and samoyed just need more time to get used to the crate? I am asking because I will have to leave her alone 4times a week for 6hours :/
I got my samoyed 2 years ago and it changed my life in so many ways. It was a period of my life where I was feeling alone, very depressed, lost a lot of weight but then it entered my life, having to take care of it helped me going through my depression. Even if I have a bad day, I know it is there waiting for me at home. It is my first dog, not easy for sure, but me and my family planned very well and for a long time when to get it and in the end everything worked fine. It's a blessing for sure! Dogs are wonderful creatures
That is so wonderful to hear, Ipsen’s Castle! Getting a puppy, especially a Samoyed pup, is a good way to help improve a mental state. They’re such joyful, happy, loving dogs, who need daily walks and plenty of playtime. Seeing their smile, brings such joy. Loved reading your story!
I also am really depressed and have a lot of stress issues. I'm not allowed to get any pets and my parents prohibited it, are there any ways i can convince them? I have been begging for 9 years, i'm 21 now :/
Depends on where in the world you’re from and regional influences. Here’s a recent video about that. Samoyed Pronunciations ua-cam.com/video/qeubJ8IY5zU/v-deo.html
Eggro , check out this video of our’s, in which Yeti and I talk about some different ways to pronounce their name. Thanks for watching and commenting! m.ua-cam.com/video/qeubJ8IY5zU/v-deo.html
Haha! You have no idea. Yeti is so well behaved when we film, because he likes being on camera for our viewers. Otherwise, he can be rather demanding. Thanks for commenting and watching, ShutUpAndKissMyJams.
Yeti’s Place do samoyeds do good in apartments and any tips for avoiding shedding I want 1 but my family hates shedding and how much does the average Samoyed cost
Sams are great dogs, the best dogs ever. I highly agree with that, Michelle. It is so tough to go through a loss of your best friend. I’m still heartbroken over the loss of my first Samoyed, Chewy. They’re your best friend for life and they leave their little paw prints on your heart.
First thing she says: “Samoyed’s get really big.” Me looking down at my 130lb Siberian Husky. “Samoyed’s are really stubborn.” Me looking down as my dog ignores every one of my orders. Yeah, I’ll be ready for this dog when I’m older.
Yes, Lobster13, you will definitely be ready for a Samoyed. In dog shows, Huskies are always smaller than Sammies. Are you sure your dog isn’t a combination of Alaskan Malamute and Husky? Unless you happened to have the largest of the litter. I love big doggies and your’s sounds wonderful! Yeti is just really well behaved and sleepy when we film. He gets a lot of daily activity. Sammies are super sweet dogs. Huskies are beauties too. Due to both being northern breed, super intelligent dogs, yes, they always ignore us.
Samoyeds have at least 4 times the number of hair follicles than a Husky - their coat is much finer. They NEVER stop shedding. Go take a look at a video of somebody combing out a Samoyed, and tell me you've ever seen that with a Husky. I've did fostering for both Samoyeds and Huskies, and although I prefer the Samoyeds (they are quite a bit more needy and affectionate which I preferred) they are also considerably more work than a Husky. Samoyeds can be needy to the point of annoyance. I was quite close to my dogs. When I had to put them down, I always thought someday I'll get another but the more time that passes, the less I want to go through that again. Worst thing I've ever done was put a dog down that I cared for, for 14 years, did everything I could to keep them healthy and happy only to intentionally end it although I had to do it. I don't regret doing that, I would have (deservedly) felt much worse if they died on their own, in great pain. But I can't repeat that again.
It is so tough to lose a beloved pet. I’ve never owned a Husky, but have watched videos of their grooming. Either breed has a lot of hair. The lengths are different and they’re both designed for the arctic cold.
Oh goodness, Sam Liu! That’s a lot of fur! Whenever Quimby and Bigby, Yeti’s buddies, get professionally brushed, it’s pretty epic too. Although, 3 doggies, is unbelievably epic!
I’ve never thought of them to be like sheep, but yes, it’s kinda like that. They shed and shed. When brushed, so much comes off. Their fur is so soft. It’s more like cashmere, a sheep’s inner coat.
He must have been walked a lot to have never been a digger. To not be a barker. Wow! Bigby, one of Yeti’s buddies, doesn’t bark much. Quimby barks enough for both he and Bigby. Yeti doesn’t dig either, because he’s given a lot of exercise. Yeti though, is talkative. Except while we’re filming.
Yeti’s so good while filming, because when we started, he loved the Mom, dog cuddle time. Now, he loves getting treats. He’s walked many times per day, gets plenty of activity. We film at night, once he’s tired.
Yeti talks a lot too, My Samoyed “Tenshi.” He talks so much to get me to film. When we get to the filming spot, he knows he’s going to get treats and show up on his TV, so he’s quiet and well behaved. Any other time, when not filming, he’s a crazy, talkative fuzz.
I met a fellow Samoyed in Norway and I was giving him attention and petting him and there were quite a few people walking by who were ignoring him. He would be quite upset because they wouldn't give him attention. Luckily I was there to give him (maybe too much) attention haha
i just lost my best friend, a white long haired Siberian Husky. She was almost 15 years old. She was mistaken for a Samoyed. She loved to run, was stubborn, beautiful, always at my side. Her litter mate was a large male, who was white as well. He weighed 85 pounds. Their mom was a throw away in a high kill shelter. I adopted her on her last day, before she would have been put down. She didn't look pregnant, but had two puppies two weeks after I brought her home. They used to play together, and loved howling together. I miss them all.
I so loved my samoyed Polar - memories of him are my treasures. Polar listened well unless outdoors and something caught his eye! Squirrel!!! Everything you say is soooo true: fur everywhere, 30 min of grooming every day otherwise I’d have to do long sessions twice a week and it was hard on him and me; definitely preferred being with us indoors or out (I’d let him out but within 15 mins he wanted to be back in - even if conditions for him were better outside than inside! And the walks... I did 3 long 1 hour each walk in the day and one final half hour before bedtime. Maybe that’s why he didn’t dig? or shred things around the house. I had a baby’s pool in the yard which he loved to paw around in the summer and bark at the waves... yes, he loved hearing his own voice and always vocalized when happy, sad, excited, saw something he wanted me to see too, wanted something, anything. How I loved him! Be prepared for all Yeti’s mom is saying! The saddest thing is to see such a beautiful dog with such a beautiful personality neglected or abandoned because someone underestimated the work & commitment involved.
Hello, S Koehler. Oh, those SQUIRRELS!!!! Such a distraction. Chewy, my first Samoyed, loved chasing them, skunks, birds, chipmunks....basically anything small, with 4 legs. He hated spiders and would squeak and bark at them. Samoyeds do love being inside with their families. Wow, you really walked Polar. No wonder he was such a sweet pup. That certainly helped keep him calm. Active dogs need activity. When they don't get it, they become destructive. Your last sentence, is really and truly the reason I wanted to do our channel. Samoyeds are such a phenomenal breed, for the right type of owner. Thanks for dropping Yeti and I such a beautiful, heartfelt comment, S Koehler. We really do love hearing your stories. Yeti perked up when I told him you had a Sam named Polar. I read your comment to him and Yeti was so excited to hear it. I had to tell him not to get any ideas for digging though.
Yeti’s Place thank you for your reply. Oh my how cute Yeti is, I lost Polar 2 years ago now at a ripe age of 14....Yeti reminds me so much of Polar, I can keep rewatching your video just to see you interacting with him!! I miss him so very much....
It is the most difficult thing to go through...losing a beloved pet. It was so challenging for me to go through losing Chewy, my first Sammy. Polar lived a long, wonderful life with you. Sammies touch our hearts so deeply.
Thank you so much!This helped me and even though I am a only 10 years old I am getting a Samoyed i was begging for one for 8 years and now I’m finally getting it!Im going to show this to my parents!tysm!
You’re welcome, Rainbow Rain drops. Very exciting that you’re getting a new Samoyed. When you’re little, it’s wonderful to have a fuzzy friend to play with. Sammies adore young children. You two, will be able to wear one another out.
I have an 11 month old Samoyed and she was extremely easy to train when I got her at two months old, she learned to sit, lay, give me paw, roll over, and sit by the door to go out, all in one week. She’s never tried digging in the ground and she makes 0 noise. Are we thinking she’s not a Samoyed?? She looks exactly like them
Samoyeds, are normally not the way mentioned. They do love everyone, have unbelievable energy and are normally quite difficult to train, due to being so intelligent. If you’re searching for a dog, who has great temperament, then talkbeautytome, a Samoyed is a good fit. However, they are extremely difficult dogs to train and are not meant for first time owners. They need to be trained to do, what they were bred to do. Brought on a lot of long walks, plenty of playtime, plenty of time to sniff and hunt rodents. If a Samoyed isn’t allowed to do those things, they will literally eat your house. My first Samoyed did that, until I was able to figure out he needed to do those things. Gabriel just happened to have a wonderful oddball, or he knows how to work well with a Samoyed.
Thank you, Guinevere. It isn’t too tough, as comments aren’t too busy in between videos. I’ve heard from many creators it’s possible until around 100,000 subscribers.
Thank you! I'm planning on getting one and you're where I found most information on the Breed. I appreciate that you are honest! Lots of love and I hope yeti lives a long happy life 🤗
Thank you for saying that I’m where you found the most info on Samoyeds. They’re such a beautiful breed. People get them based on their beauty, without knowing much about them. They’re demanding and require a lot of exercise and playtime. Too many end up in shelters, due to people not understanding how to work with the breed. Yeti and I want to help people understand how to work with his special, wonderful breed. Thanks for your compliments and for watching a few of our videos. We really appreciate it!
@@YetisPlace both my parents became seriously ill and our Angel needed lots of attention. I was not able to give that attention anymore. By the way, when we got her both my kids were young. Angel was the best babysitter I had and a very watchful guard dog. She despised my daughters stuff animals. If she could get to them she destroyed them. She wanted to be the only love in her life. When she became engaged she didn’t like her fiancé either. She had a sixth sense that was uncanny. She was a member of our family.
When our son was young we had 3 Sammys and those Sammy’s would not let this older a boy near him . This boy had a very bad reputation. They protected him . When it stormed ( tornadoes) he would go to the hall for safety. He would lay in the hall and the dogs would surround him . We were there too. They were great and sooo loving. I have a rescue husky now. We have been very blessed with all our recurve fur babies. They are real members of the family.
That’ll be a big, strong, powerful, gorgeous puppy, Janine. A sled dog. Walk over great distances daily, play with your puppy a lot. Your pup will need plenty of activity. Malamutes are gorgeous dogs.
another question - is there any hope a Samoyed would have a good time with me if i'm a type of a person that can rather easily have fun and laugh with friends, but produce almost no positive emotions on my own? :"D like, i rarely smile, am rather calm, quiet, enjoy sad music and etc. doesn't sound like a very good match for such a playful and energized breed, does it :) thank you for your previous answer and thanks in advance for this one
Your dog would love you regardless. Just be sure to bring your pup on a lot of walks and play a bunch. That would prevent your dog from getting bored. When they get bored, they become chewing machines a
Trust me. You get a good boy or girl and you will never stop smiling with them. Currently I am in the search for a Samoyed or Golden Retriever but it is very hard to find because I live in south Texas.
Thank you, Vanessa! Yeti and I really appreciate it. Yes, Samoyeds and Huskies are certainly work, but it’s so rewarding. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
My Samoyed only sheds 2 times a year. Each time for about 1 month and that time it's fur mayhem. But the other time of year, no shedding what so ever. Your samoyed is beautiful!
Oh yes, the fur mayhem. I’m glad the shedding the other 10 months, is manageable. Yeti is pretty similar. But, even the manageable shedding, is quite substantial, for those who don’t know the northern breed epic shedding. Thank you, Biggi-F, for saying Yeti is beautiful.
I’ve never had a pet in my life. I’m 16 about to turn 17 in week and Samoyeds are the absolute cutest dogs ever I want one so bad but this video is very very helpful for the future
Hello, Briana. Sammies are certainly very cute, lovable dogs. It takes a lot of training, walking and playing to get your dog tired, so they wouldn’t be destructive. They are active, hardworking dogs until right before they pass away. Happy early birthday to you! Because you’re 17, you’ll have college and your life to start. Getting your own Samoyed, might not be a good fit for you, at this moment in your life. Perhaps after college, you could consider it. They’re extremely demanding dogs, extremely intelligent, with stubborn, with very difficult to train mannerisms. Northern breed, working dogs, are that way. You might want to get a dog better suited to you right now, at this moment in your life. Then, once you’ve owned another breed of dog, you’ll be better able to understand how to communicate with a Samoyed. Best wishes to you!
Yeti’s Place you are amazing! Thank you, it’s so much to learn, I’m a junior in high school so yes I will take your advice and wait for the future to get a sammie! Thank you so much
You’re welcome! I learned a lot from owning my first Samoyed. Yeti is my second and he has been delightful, because of everything I learned from my first. My first Samoyed, ate my entire house. Finally figured out, he got bored and wasn’t walked enough. Once a few times daily walks were brought into his life, he became such a joy for us to own.
I had an Alaskan Malamute and a Samoyed......they learned to listen after I left them on an island because they wouldn't come. When they saw the boat leave, the freaked out. After that, they never lost sight of me when we went trekking in the woods. I now have 2 Keeshonds and long haired German Shepherd.....I'm all about the hair!
Haha! Great story, Marilin Puig! There were and are a few family member Samoyeds, who don’t like to come when they’re off the leash at dog parks. One time, we got in the car and started driving away. He came racing to the gate right away, just like your dogs. But, he still didn’t want to come. Crazy northern breed dog. It’s hard not to get used to all the fur.
I'm getting a samoyed, and I swear, I will buy thousands and millions of those pockets with the treats, because it is so satisfying when you open them hahah))
From your description, a samoyed seemes to be similar to a border collie. Both are intelligent, destructive when bored, and can not be left home alone.
I have a friend with a UA-cam channel, who owns Border Collies. Here’s one of her videos ua-cam.com/video/sM9B77hCIlQ/v-deo.html . She tells me about her 3 border collies. They are active dogs and sound like lovely buddies. She works with them to scare geese away from airports and other areas. Be sure to check out her video and please subscribe to her channel and click the bell notification. She shares great stories about her Borders.
I love your video it's very helpful. Other videos are actually not that much helpful for me. I needed to know dogs personality or more, you were explained very well. Thanks for the video.
You’re very welcome, Love Love. The reason I wanted to do them the way we do them, is because too many people want to buy a Samoyed, only based on looks. Yeti and I felt it would be really smart to give people their personality traits, in an honest manner. They are not the best fit for everyone. But, for those who are ready for this breed, they are perfect.
I have owned 3 Samoyeds and each of them has been wonderful. You CAN train them... just make it fun and they learn very quickly indeed, even quite complex stuff. Samoyeds make poor guard dogs, but they can be very protective of children. They just seem to have a bond with kids and will show aggression if a child is threatened in their view. Some are noisy, some are quiet... all are utterly wonderful, characterful and loving. They do talk back too!
Sammies are wonderful dogs. They learn differently than other breeds, due to their intelligence and work ethic. Making training a fun game, helps both you and your Sam work well together. Thanks for commenting, Andrew!
I came here from watching mayapolarbear who is just so cute I feel like i need a samoyed, haha. But she is so well trained and calm I was surprised to hear you mention they're really stubborn and love digging and barking! Yeti does look like a fiesty boy!
Yeti is really good, the great majority of them, because he is given a lot of long walks. Mayapolarbear is a girl, who can also be quite destructive too. She’s walked a lot too. When they aren’t walked and played with a whole bunch, they take their northern breed energy out, by destructiveness. All northern breed dogs are that way, unless they’re allowed to go on long walks, haul sleds, herd and be utilized for what they were bred to do. If not, they become destructive in retaliation.
This does not describe my Samoyed. She’s relaxed, but she loves two hour long walks, doesn’t bark unless we rough house, but she’s very needy and HATES being alone.
Your Sammy is a well walked Sam, which is why she’s so calm. Sammies are needy dogs, wanting to go everywhere their people do. Most Sams don’t like to be by themselves.
Thanks for this video! My boyfriend and I are considering a Samojede, since I will attend an online university and have lots of spare--and alone- time. Also I really appreciate how you comment on other people's comments. That's very sweet of you ❤️ Your doggo is gorgeous and your hair is Awesome! Greetings from Germany
Hello, Squibby Squibby! Because you’ll be at home with your Samoyed, while studying online, you and your Sammy will be best buddies. He/she will always look to you as the master. I was home with Yeti, during the first few months we owned him. They bond closest to those who around when they’re puppies. Therefore, Yeti is really attached to me, even though my husband brings him on all his walks. Yeti listens to me much more. Of course I comment on all comments. Your comments mean the world to Yeti and I. Thank you for having taken the time out of your day, to tell us about your upcoming Samoyed puppy. Enjoy that little fuzzy baby!
You should check out Frankie To The Moon, on UA-cam. Frankie’s an Australian Shepherd. They’re such a cute breed. I’ve really enjoyed watching Frankie’s adventures.
@@YetisPlace that's where I saw your Yeti when I was watching Frankie. It was a suggestion on the side so I watched out of curiosity. Love the name Yeti!
They’re a handful and it’s helpful if you’ve owned a dog before. They don’t like to cuddle. They prefer playing keep away and walking many miles a day, herding people, animals and pulling sleds. They’re working dogs, so if they don’t get the activity they were bred to do, they become destructive out of boredom.
Yuki gets sassy when told no as well, but she protests even louder when she messes up on a trick and I tell her to try again. Also, while they would make bad guard dogs, they are very good watch dogs. At least, Yuki is. Whenever someone opens, knocks, or rings on the door Yuki will let loose a bunch of big, scary sounding barks, followed up with continuous excited barking and whining.
Ah, Sammies and their sassy barks, are just the cutest. Yeti likes to protest too, when I tell him no more treats. Oh, does he get mad. Sasses like a 2 year old child. I often think, he’s worse and more demanding, than a 2 year old human child.
Ah, yes, the Huskies. Both are from Siberia. Both are super smart. Yes, they do have extremely similar issues. Your Huskies can run for hundreds of miles per day and not get too tired.
I liked the video very much, I confirm everything you said is absolutely true my Balto is the same as your yeti! The Samoyed is really a very demanding dog, he insists until he gets it, he understands what I tell him but does what he wants but I think there is nothing more beautiful!
Thank you for enjoying the video, Barbara. I really appreciate it. Sometimes reasoning with a child, is easier than reasoning with a Sam. Sammies always barter with us. I give Yeti a command and he looks at me in a questioning manner, asking me, Mom what are you gonna give if I do that? They ask for big things. Walks, fetch, play, wrestle time. Treats work, but you only get their attention for as long as it takes them to gobble the treat.
I sure do, Brandon. You guys are so important to Yeti and I. I know of the challenges and joys of owning a stubborn, very intelligent dog. I like sharing tips and tricks, to help make things easier.
You just describe my 1/2 Samoyed 1/2 Chihuahua dog who only has the eyes and ears of chihuahua and the exact character as yourSamoyed… He ate socks …sandals…slippers…shoes He is so opportunistic and always need treats to obey And never gets enough petting And always wants me around to the point that I told my friends he would need to be smaller so I can bring him everywhere I go with me He’s very affectionate…my friends love him and keep saying what a good dog I have…I agree… My son is usually unsure with dogs since he was once bitten when he was a child but he’s not afraid at all of this one who is so welcoming and enjoys his visit. As everybody says:”I have a good dog “ It’s true that they shed all year around but they are so friendly they make a good companion for all ages people…I would recommend their breed…
She just said there are times she wants to be alone they will be near u. Waaaaait I would ALWAYS want to not be alone I need MY BEAUTIFUL DOG! Ur lucky u got a dog I don’t have one😢
Like when you’re in the bathroom, need to sleep, or need to focus on work. Yes, there are moments you will need peace and quiet. I can assure you, you will always need a few moments here and there, where you need to be left by yourself. I love Yeti with all my heart. Even with that, there are still moments I need to be with just me. When you get a dog, you’ll understand those occasional few moments of peace and quiet.
My Samoyed border collie mix follows me everywhere but she’s not allowed on the carpet downstairs so she sits at the bottom of the stairs and looks up 🥺🥺
"They don't like to listen to commands because they are extremely stubborn" - well, after owning and training a husky from pup to adulthood, I doubt a Samoyed can be more stubborn than my husky lol
Both are Northern breeds. Both are extremely stubborn, due to their extreme intelligence. Huskies are extreme marathoners. Sammies have the strength of the Hulk and will literally tear some human ligaments when they see something they want while on a walk. Or if they’ve decided heck no Mom, I’m not going that way. The main difference between them is the sound of their sass. Huskies are so dramatic. lol It’s impossible not to fall head over heels in love with either breed.
@@YetisPlace yes! My blue-eyed husky looks at you as if piercing through your soul. I've always wanted a Sammy to be his companion though. You think they would vibe? My husky is very chill and neutered,and I trained him to be submissive and follow commands. We play fetch, frisbee toss, basketball, etc. I just want him to have a female Sammy companion
They would get along. Sammies love other big dogs and all people, especially children. With smaller dogs and cats, you need to supervise them and work with a Sam so they know the smaller pets are family members too. Sams are pretty prey driven. Although Yeti ignores centipedes, spiders and house mice. Curses! My first Sam, Chewy, used to bark at me to get them. Something about them being in the house, makes a Sam feel ok with it. Your Husky and a Sammy would wear one another out. They’d play, wrestle, doing most of the work to wear them out themselves. Quimby and Bigby, 2 family member Samoyeds who live together and are Yeti’s best buddies, have actually turned their energy into stinker filled activity. One of them starts digging or chewing. Sam #2 races over to see what Sam 1 was doing. Then Sam 2 decides to join in, resulting in a giant hole dug in my backyard, large enough to bury a human. They did that in 3 minutes. They also wanted to join their Dad, when he walked into the basement. The door was shut, so they literally chewed a hole through the wall, large enough for them to sneak through.
But yes, a Sammy would be a great fit for a Husky bestie. They both have the same crazy energy levels, both are crazy intelligent. Both will start talking and howling at odd hours during the night.
Scout loves visitors, but talks to them and demands treats. Does not like to be ignored, if he is he will study that persons hands and once occupied, he will wrap both paws around the visitors leg and hold on.
I used to foster for this breed. The first thing I'd warn any potential owners is the maintenance of their coat. You shouldn't cut it, they need it for protection against mud/dirt and the sun. The second thing is you have to comb them a lot, and they never stop shedding. I love these dogs, had over 1/2 dozen in rescue, I kept 2 alive for 14 years until they were 16. They start out being just normal work, and at the end, they are a lot of work. I don't think I could do that again.
Some people prefer using combs over brushes. Others prefer brushes over combs. They both do a wonderful job and you can use both or one or the other. Yeti doesn’t like me grooming with combs. He and I both prefer brushes.
@@YetisPlace I strongly recommend a rake. I also recommend using a nylon "choke" collar also known as a slip leash or a show collar. IF you dog doesn't pull on lead, it won't ever choke them, and also it hangs loose when they are not on lead. A nylon choke should BARELY fit over the head. You put the tags on the ring you do not attach the leash to. You have to be careful not to accidentally connect the leash to the tag rings though. What's nice about the nylon choke is it's not visible when they are off lead, their fur covers it up, and it's loose when they are off lead. It's important it's not too big, otherwise the dog can step through the collar and get it trapped between their neck and one of their front legs. Unlike conventional collars, these won't damage their hair. Traditional collars keep moisture from their skin escaping, and that's why they itch under the collar. I'm glad to see you're not making the HORRIBLE mistake of cutting this dog's fur. The only fur you MIGHT want to cut, is on their pads, and possibly on their butt because there are cling-ons at times.. NOT an easy dog to own, but a wonderful dog, if you have the vacuum cleaner for it, and the patience to comb them out once a week.
I'm a cat person, but this dog literally makes me want to get a dog when I'm older. Come on, who doesn't want a chaotic fluffy marshmallow in the house?
Yeti gets a lot of long walks during the day. Otherwise, he’d be crazy and out of control. It takes a lot of work to get a Samoyed to be just a fluffy marshmallow.
My Mom doesn't want a Samoyed. She said "It's cute and all but...their too tall." I have no problem with tall dogs since they can protect me if they can but, HOW can you not want a giant cute floofy doggo.???!! I've been trying to persuade my Mom in liking them but no sucess so far. But wait till I gte this doggo...she's gonna regret everything she said. LOL
There isn’t a mean bone in a Sammy’s body. They love everyone so much, even strangers. They’re not guard dogs. They shed a lot and aren’t good first time dogs to own. The reason is they’re so stubbornly smart, which makes them nearly impossible to train, unless you know exactly how to work with a dog. If you’ve learned how to train a dog, that training doesn’t work on a Sammy. They need a lot of exercise, playtime, mental challenges, or else they get bored. A bored Sammy, becomes destructive.
@@YetisPlace Thanks for the Info! I know they don't harm anyone but I did make a statement about whether they can guard me if they can but if not I'm really fine about that. : )
You’re welcome for the info. They get very sad if you’re in a shouting match with someone and they run and hide. They don’t like seeing their humans getting hurt, but they wouldn’t protect you. They’re not bred for that.
I used to do dog rescue for Samoyeds. They are not easy to own. They are gorgeous affectionate animals, but they require a lot of work to properly and morally own. I fostered and rescued for these animals because people who got them gave up on the work and it's incredible work. They shed a lot of hair, and need regularly brushing - like 2 times a week, and when they are shedding nearly every day. They are very affectionate to the point where you might be annoyed by them. These are not easy to own animals, they are beautiful wonderful dogs but they are lot of work to own. You need to realize that owning one may take up to an hour a day to have one. They require a lot of attention in combing out and just being with them. Rescue is dead in my area, which is good, because they are no longer in fashion. I used to take mine to bars and out to dinner, and so on. They are very engaged in your life. For me, the work was part of the adoration I had for them. You'd better really love a dog to own one because I'm not giving you an underestimate to the work. These are very difficult dogs to have, and I did foster for Huskies too - they are aloof and relatively easy to have.
Richard, that’s wonderful that you worked at a Samoyed rescue organization. Too many Sams are turned in, because their owners buy them, based on their beauty alone. Once they get them, they realize the dog is an awful lot more work than anticipated. I’ve been around dogs my entire life. Sams are my absolute favorite breed. You really do have to understand the breed and have the time and energy to own one. They’re extremely active, northern breed, working dogs. Without that hard work, which they love, they get bored and destructive. An hour per day isn’t enough time at all. All day and all night. They’re like your shadow. The more I understand how to communicate with a Sam, the more in love I fall. They are so smart. You have to deeply understand your dog, in order to get them to trust you and to listen to you. You have to step into their paws, to train them. Not have them step into your shoes. Yeti is certainly very different than my first Samoyed, Chewy, was. They each have different communication styles. Chewy spoke in barks that were as expressive as human language. He used howls, yips, yodels, barks and everything else, to talk. It was almost like he was speaking English. Yeti, communicates like a dog. Barks, yips and a few howls. He glances at things he wants and bumps you with his nose. It took a longer time for me to understand Yeti, than it did to understand Chewy. But, it’s such a special bond to have. Their coats are stunning. Yes, they are a lot of work. But, I wouldn’t change that for the world.
We have a Japanese Spitz and they are basically the mini version of Samoyeds. So if you want a dog that's basically this just 2 size categories smaller, I recommend that. They are awesome dogs.
The only similarity, is their looks. I had owned an American Eskimo when I was growing up. He looked like Yeti, but had nothing of the sweet, loving personality of a Sam. Muppet, my American Eskimo, was bonded to one person only. He didn’t care for the rest of the family. Sams love everyone and don’t have a single mean bone. They were bred as reindeer herders, sled pullers and human companions. They slept with their owners, many times curling up by the owners, to keep them warm. They adore everyone. I’m glad your Japanese Spitz has a great personality.
@@YetisPlace Yes, we are quite lucky. He is with us for 15 years now and still runs like a rocket after balls and healthy as he can be. We often joke about what you say that he would just lick robbers to death before he'd attempt to catch them. First thing he does when someone comes to visit even if it's a new person he never seen before is he finds a toy and runs to them with it. We still can't figure out where all that fur comes from though. Once we combed out two trash bags worth and he did not looks any smaller and we could still find new balls of fur half a day later. It's its own magic.
You have to consider how it keeps the dog inside the fence. Does it shock the dog? If there’s shocking involved, it may scare your dog to not want to go outside. You also want to consider if there are wild animals around, who would be able to head inside the fence and could hurt your dog (wildcats, coyotes, bears, etc.). Samoyeds see wild animals and dart off after them, due to their herding instinct.
Goldies are certainly more calm, relaxed and obedient dogs. Sammies are working dogs, who need a lot of exercise, mental challenges, happy, super excited dogs. They don’t calm down, but are the sweetest dogs. You train them by thinking and doing way outside the box.
That’s great, D.T.G.! They’re great dogs. Yeti is so quiet and well behaved because he gets lots of treats while filming. He’s been walked a bunch before we film, which makes him a very good dog.
You could be providing plenty of walks and playtime, or you could have a rare Sam model. My Yeti too never did those things because he’s always given multiple long walks daily, plenty of playtime, he’s the perfect angel because he’s allowed to do the things Sams were bred to do.
Thank you, Lindsay, for loving our videos. Yeti always does his best to be really well behaved. Sammies are a lot to maintain. A lot of grooming, lots of shedding, they need a lot of daily activity, including many long walks, multiple times per day. If you’re able to do all of that, they are wonderful, extremely talkative fuzzy beings.
Samoyeds are a challenge to train, but it can be done. You can felt or spin the shed fur. And there is a lot of it. They are friendly to other people and pets. Of course be careful and don’t leave any little child alone with any dog, but samoyeds do well with kids of all ages. They are so beautiful and loving. You can definitely make new friends on walks. I have had two Samoyeds. Back to back. I would have another one if I could, but my living conditions have changed and I’m so depressed to say, I am no longer able to have another one. Please don’t get one if you are not able to make it part of your family or if you can’t deal with the shedding.
I’m sorry to hear you can’t have another Sam, LaRae. They are such precious dogs. I’m actually saving Yeti’s fur to have someone spin for me and maybe knit into a sweater. Do you know anyone who can do that? Yeti’s breeder, had a scarf made for her of Samoyed fur, many years ago. It is gorgeous and so soft. Thanks for taking the time to drop Yeti and I such a special comment and for watching our video. We really appreciate it.
Yeti’s Place I still have bags of Sammy fur. From my Tundra boy, who was literally the best dog ever! I miss him every day still. He passed away suddenly from a mystery acute illness. He was 9. I have been looking for someone to teach me to spin. I have a drop spindle and carders. I will probably just go to a UA-cam tutorial. The think there are people out there who will spin it for you, but the ones I’ve seen cost more than I can afford. Someday I will have a “Tundra” sweater or scarf. I can at least knit, once I get the yarn made.
It is so heartbreaking to lose a beloved fuzz pup. It took awhile for me to get over the loss of my first Sam, Chewy, when he was 11. When I was ready to get Yeti, I reached out to Chewy’s breeder and left multiple messages. Heard from her a few weeks later. She was in a nursing home and told me she hoped to get out and wanted to get a new pup for me. She passed away. It took a year and a half for me to get Yeti, from a different breeder. It is so tough going through losses. You have a special gift, that seems to be lost in today’s society. Keep knitting and I hope you find out how to create your sweater and scarf. What a special item of rememberance.
I still have a puppy one so i guess it's not that relevant, but mine can bark when she wants to play and i ignore her for example. She barks a little too when i don't let her won often. Otherwise it's a really calm dog. But as previous comments said you need to really keep them busy and tired them out. Thoses dogs have an incredible stamina pool.
They bark all the time. They only time they stop barking, is when eating or sleeping. They bark because they want to play, go outside, beg for treats, film UA-cam. They’re not guard dogs. If you want a quiet dog, a Samoyed is not going to be that dog. They’re super expressive in their barking/howling tones.
Puppy Sams are awesome! Even if you ignore while they’re barking, they don’t care. They get closer to you and bark even harder. They should be super hero’s of barking, playing and energy.
@@YetisPlace tbh she's a clever girl and she noticed that her barks were a little annoying to us. We teach her not to bark to express her feelings. She still bark from time to time but nothing in comparaison when she arrived in our house for the first Time. Samoyed are intelligents dogs and can learn pretty well !
Thank you for posting this video with all the important information about Samoyed dogs, they are indeed beautiful but I can see them tearing up my house and eating me out of home and livelihood. Have a great week.
They can be demanding and destructive, if they’re bored. Demanding only after being if walked, if you don’t want to play and give them treats. I learned the hard way, how to care for them. Chewy, my first Samoyed, ate my whole house. You’re making a good, educated dog ownership decision. Thanks for watching and you stay safe out there.
It’s important for you to crate train, while you’re not home. Walking and playing a lot, will help tire them out, so your dog will sleep. Most Sammy’s are very talkative, when you’re home. If you don’t put in a crate and don’t walk, play and tire them out, they’ll be destructive.
I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. It is immensely painful to lose a pet. Our hearts go to you and your family, ACEZ. I’m glad UA-cam put our video in your search. It came at a good time for you. Thank you for finding us and watching.
They are really amazing dog. But they’re a lot of work. But definitely worth it. Very lovable. Honestly if you’re lazy or just want to do the bare minimum, it won’t be possible with this kind of dog.
You’ve nailed it, Jamie Sweet! They are such a beautiful, loving, special breed. They’re so routine oriented too. When there’s one thing that varies from their traditional routine, they herd you into doing what’s missing, or they bark at you. Yeti loved filming UA-cam, appearing on our TV, getting treats and Mom cuddle time, that he made filming new episodes, a routine. He kept me on schedule. Thanks for commenting and watching, Jamie!
I have a Bichon Frise and he loves to adventure so he turned my whole neighborhood into his exploration grounds, luckily everyone is okay with him in their yards, looking for an older brother for him and was thinking about a Samoyed
Hello, Jolly Rancher. Samoyeds get along wonderfully with other dogs and are gentle with little dogs. You don’t want to allow a Samoyed to roam free, as they’re escape artists.
Yeti’s Place thank you for responding and I’m sorry but I have one more question because my mother is allergic to dogs and I know that this breed is hypoallergenic but do you think that the amount of shedding will be overwhelming for her?
The amount of fur they shed, is overwhelming. You may want to talk to a Samoyed breeder and meet a few Sams, spending some time with them, before deciding. Samoyeds don't have oil in their coats, but they attract all allergens. The allergens get stick in their thick, long fur.
Yes, you should. I like to use a Bristly Brushing Stick. Here’s the video with our link in the description. Bristly makes it easy. You should use it daily and it can be such a struggle to get your dog to cooperate. m.ua-cam.com/video/4LkiBY7n3Ck/v-deo.html
They have a much easier time with the Bristly, as they feel it’s a toy, rather than a toothbrush. If your Sammie is anything like my Yeti, you’ll need to hold one end of the Bristly, while they’re working on the other end.
I bring my Samoyed to golf course, at first it is a bit hard , after a while they know where you are heading after every hole. At uphill walk to next hole, you don't need to push ur buggy they did it for you. BTW my home course are 27 holes. They are smart breed but stubborn.
Sometimes Yeti goes on walks with his Sammy buddies, Quimby and Bigby, at golf courses. They do really enjoy them, don’t they? They often find rabbit and deer poop and enjoy eating and rolling around in it. Yuck!
Well, then So Soap, you won't want to miss our new video, that's coming out in about 2 and a half hours. Samoyed Vs Alaskan Malamute. You'll hear all about both breeds. Malamutes are certainly giant babies.
There are always exceptions. My Xiomara loves being outside and spends a lot of time in our front terrnce, even overnight, often with her head stuck through the gate. She is very nosey and only knwos oen language.. woof, woof and she makes her presence felt that way too. Her parents also do the "woo woo" and I wish they woudl teach her how.. However she has just finished being on heat and we have had a steady stream of visitors and followers on oru walks all wanting their piece of the action with her. They have all been dissapinted. One even managed to get thriough the gate and into the house so I then had to baricade the gate and bring her inside. Also I now have her parents staying while my son is on holiday. Walking is the biggest challenge as Rocky, the Dad is very stroing and fairly undisciplined when walking. He goes all over the place, whereas the mother Nube s very good on the led. Rocky and Xiomara are very similar to each other and play well together, whereas Nube thinks she is the alpha and can be quite agressive even with my own Princess, her daughter, and tryignt o hump her but I won´t have it....
I have one, her name is Snickers. My mum got her from an abusive owner (I’m 18) she’s really shy and doesn’t like men. But I’m her owner and she’s so sweet towards me. But we walk and play a lot
Thank you. I had him made for me, off my friend’s Etsy site. She used a pic of Yeti and modeled the Mini Yeti off that. She even included his tongue spot.
Sure, Samoyeds are cute, but there's a lot more to learn about this breed. Watch our video to learn more and be sure to ask Yeti questions.
Yeti’s Place do u have merch?
We do have merch, Anood_offical_channel. It’s listed in the description below the video. Thanks for asking!
Yeti’s Place npp I love ur Samoyed and I love them so much and I want support u I love you and yeti so much
Hello, did you crate train Yeti? I try to crate train my new samoyed (I leave her for 30-45minutes alone) but she is crying all the time and looks so so scared when I come back home :(. Nothing changed in 5days. I don't know, maybe its normal and samoyed just need more time to get used to the crate? I am asking because I will have to leave her alone 4times a week for 6hours :/
Thank you, Anood_official_channel. Yeti and I really appreciate it!
That’s not a samoyed that’s a floofy marshmallow
He is quite floofy. It takes a lot of hard work to get him to look so poofy.
No, that’s a cloud! Why do people think it’s a dog?!
True he does look like a Marshmello
A drooly marshmallow, who talks and poops.
We have a samoyed and his name is Buddy!
I got my samoyed 2 years ago and it changed my life in so many ways. It was a period of my life where I was feeling alone, very depressed, lost a lot of weight but then it entered my life, having to take care of it helped me going through my depression. Even if I have a bad day, I know it is there waiting for me at home. It is my first dog, not easy for sure, but me and my family planned very well and for a long time when to get it and in the end everything worked fine. It's a blessing for sure! Dogs are wonderful creatures
That is so wonderful to hear, Ipsen’s Castle! Getting a puppy, especially a Samoyed pup, is a good way to help improve a mental state. They’re such joyful, happy, loving dogs, who need daily walks and plenty of playtime. Seeing their smile, brings such joy. Loved reading your story!
Good to know...thanks for sharing, glad it can help you...they're indeed wonderful dogs...
I’m so glad! Samoyeds are very lovable and very easy to love.
They sure are lovable and super soft.
I also am really depressed and have a lot of stress issues. I'm not allowed to get any pets and my parents prohibited it, are there any ways i can convince them? I have been begging for 9 years, i'm 21 now :/
You forgot to mention how easy they are to train for a belly rub! lol
Doh! Silly me.
KCViking 😂
That's correct
TRAIN??? uh-
Yeti loves his belly rubs. No tricking here.
wait i didn’t know they were pronounced sami-yed i thought it was sa-moyd
Depends on where in the world you’re from and regional influences. Here’s a recent video about that. Samoyed Pronunciations ua-cam.com/video/qeubJ8IY5zU/v-deo.html
miranda vicente i was about to comment that😂
In Philippines it's pronounced:
Sa-moi-ed
In England it’s pronounce “Sam-oy-yed”
Eggro , check out this video of our’s, in which Yeti and I talk about some different ways to pronounce their name. Thanks for watching and commenting! m.ua-cam.com/video/qeubJ8IY5zU/v-deo.html
so...are you asking me if i'm ready to have a chaotic child? oh hell yeah!
Haha! You have no idea. Yeti is so well behaved when we film, because he likes being on camera for our viewers. Otherwise, he can be rather demanding. Thanks for commenting and watching, ShutUpAndKissMyJams.
Yeti’s Place do samoyeds do good in apartments and any tips for avoiding shedding I want 1 but my family hates shedding and how much does the average Samoyed cost
FLO Techno I think it’s from 600 dollars and 1,500 dollars.
$600 US dollars, would be much too low. If your family doesn’t want a shedding dog, a Samoyed wouldn’t be a good fit. They shed 365 days per days.
Due to their shedding and how much they talk, they’re not good fits for apartments.
I had a Samoyed when I was a kid for 10 years...best dog ever!!!!! She would meet at the bus stop and walk home with me!!!!...I miss Sam everyday!!!
Sams are great dogs, the best dogs ever. I highly agree with that, Michelle. It is so tough to go through a loss of your best friend. I’m still heartbroken over the loss of my first Samoyed, Chewy. They’re your best friend for life and they leave their little paw prints on your heart.
First thing she says: “Samoyed’s get really big.” Me looking down at my 130lb Siberian Husky. “Samoyed’s are really stubborn.” Me looking down as my dog ignores every one of my orders. Yeah, I’ll be ready for this dog when I’m older.
Yes, Lobster13, you will definitely be ready for a Samoyed. In dog shows, Huskies are always smaller than Sammies. Are you sure your dog isn’t a combination of Alaskan Malamute and Husky? Unless you happened to have the largest of the litter. I love big doggies and your’s sounds wonderful!
Yeti is just really well behaved and sleepy when we film. He gets a lot of daily activity. Sammies are super sweet dogs. Huskies are beauties too. Due to both being northern breed, super intelligent dogs, yes, they always ignore us.
You sure it isn’t an Alaskan Malamute? Or a mix with a big dog?
I used to own a Newfoundland years ago and I have been around St Bernards.
Please watch the language, because kids like my videos and they comment.
Samoyeds have at least 4 times the number of hair follicles than a Husky - their coat is much finer. They NEVER stop shedding. Go take a look at a video of somebody combing out a Samoyed, and tell me you've ever seen that with a Husky.
I've did fostering for both Samoyeds and Huskies, and although I prefer the Samoyeds (they are quite a bit more needy and affectionate which I preferred) they are also considerably more work than a Husky. Samoyeds can be needy to the point of annoyance.
I was quite close to my dogs. When I had to put them down, I always thought someday I'll get another but the more time that passes, the less I want to go through that again. Worst thing I've ever done was put a dog down that I cared for, for 14 years, did everything I could to keep them healthy and happy only to intentionally end it although I had to do it. I don't regret doing that, I would have (deservedly) felt much worse if they died on their own, in great pain. But I can't repeat that again.
It is so tough to lose a beloved pet. I’ve never owned a Husky, but have watched videos of their grooming. Either breed has a lot of hair. The lengths are different and they’re both designed for the arctic cold.
i got a samoyed a year ago and never had a prob exept the barking at our other older dog when it dont want to play
Hello, Kevin! Yes, barking to get another pet or human to play is common in Samoyeds. They love playtime and are very persistent.
My friend has THREE and whenever I. Go over to see her I brush them out and with three dogs the fur....is unimaginable...like it’s 8 feet tall
Oh goodness, Sam Liu! That’s a lot of fur! Whenever Quimby and Bigby, Yeti’s buddies, get professionally brushed, it’s pretty epic too. Although, 3 doggies, is unbelievably epic!
Yeti’s Place ahah too cute tho! ❤️
You can find someone to knit their fur, on Etsy. It can be knitted into scarfs, mittens, hats, even sweaters. Really soft, cashmere-like sweaters.
I’ve never thought of them to be like sheep, but yes, it’s kinda like that. They shed and shed. When brushed, so much comes off. Their fur is so soft. It’s more like cashmere, a sheep’s inner coat.
They’re great companions, who love being in the snow and cold. Very sweet, super energetic dogs, who need a lot of activity.
Yeti and I have the same temperament, I get sassy when someone tells me No too, LOL
LOL!!
To a Samoyed, no means maybe or even yes. They don’t know the meaning of no. Crazy dogs.
At least dogs are dependable despite their sassy personalities. Women.. not so much.
I have a neighbour who has a Samoyed and he doesn’t bark, never did he dig, he is such a good dog and he loves to give us hugs.
He must have been walked a lot to have never been a digger. To not be a barker. Wow! Bigby, one of Yeti’s buddies, doesn’t bark much. Quimby barks enough for both he and Bigby.
Yeti doesn’t dig either, because he’s given a lot of exercise. Yeti though, is talkative. Except while we’re filming.
I've never wanted anything in my entire life any more than a puffy, furry, and ADORABLE marshmallow that barks.
And bark they do....all the time. Except while we’re filming.
@@YetisPlace And they're great when filming too?! I need one desperately
Yeti’s so good while filming, because when we started, he loved the Mom, dog cuddle time. Now, he loves getting treats. He’s walked many times per day, gets plenty of activity. We film at night, once he’s tired.
That’s why he’s quiet and calm.
It's amazing how you keep him quiet so much. Tenshi talks and talks and talks and talks. They are great though. Happiest dogs ever!
Yeti talks a lot too, My Samoyed “Tenshi.” He talks so much to get me to film. When we get to the filming spot, he knows he’s going to get treats and show up on his TV, so he’s quiet and well behaved. Any other time, when not filming, he’s a crazy, talkative fuzz.
I met a fellow Samoyed in Norway and I was giving him attention and petting him and there were quite a few people walking by who were ignoring him. He would be quite upset because they wouldn't give him attention. Luckily I was there to give him (maybe too much) attention haha
Great to hear you met one, Tjerk. Glad you gave him lots of attention. Sammies love attention and really enjoy meeting everyone.
Same i was in norway backpacking in 2019 and in Oda i met this cute Sammy attache outside a convenience store and i fall in love with this breed
Impossible not to fall in love with them.
this is the proper county to have this breed. At least the dog won't suffer so much in the heat
i just lost my best friend, a white long haired Siberian Husky. She was almost 15 years old. She was mistaken for a Samoyed. She loved to run, was stubborn, beautiful, always at my side. Her litter mate was a large male, who was white as well. He weighed 85 pounds. Their mom was a throw away in a high kill shelter. I adopted her on her last day, before she would have been put down. She didn't look pregnant, but had two puppies two weeks after I brought her home. They used to play together, and loved howling together. I miss them all.
I’m sorry to hear of your heartbreaking loss. Devastating to lose your best friend. Our hearts break for you. My Yeti, is always mistaken for a Husky.
me: *sees yeti t shirts and samoyed jumpers*.
*(looks at dad)*
me: i need financial support again
You’re so funny, Krystal. Yes, Yeti has a line of clothing. He also sells toys and treats in our descriptions below the videos.
Yeti is so handsome. We got our Myka 5 weeks ago and it’s changed our life so much. For the better
Congratulations on little Myka. Her pic is beautiful. It’s incredible what having a dog does for you.
I so loved my samoyed Polar - memories of him are my treasures. Polar listened well unless outdoors and something caught his eye! Squirrel!!! Everything you say is soooo true: fur everywhere, 30 min of grooming every day otherwise I’d have to do long sessions twice a week and it was hard on him and me; definitely preferred being with us indoors or out (I’d let him out but within 15 mins he wanted to be back in - even if conditions for him were better outside than inside! And the walks... I did 3 long 1 hour each walk in the day and one final half hour before bedtime. Maybe that’s why he didn’t dig? or shred things around the house. I had a baby’s pool in the yard which he loved to paw around in the summer and bark at the waves... yes, he loved hearing his own voice and always vocalized when happy, sad, excited, saw something he wanted me to see too, wanted something, anything. How I loved him!
Be prepared for all Yeti’s mom is saying! The saddest thing is to see such a beautiful dog with such a beautiful personality neglected or abandoned because someone underestimated the work & commitment involved.
Hello, S Koehler. Oh, those SQUIRRELS!!!! Such a distraction. Chewy, my first Samoyed, loved chasing them, skunks, birds, chipmunks....basically anything small, with 4 legs. He hated spiders and would squeak and bark at them.
Samoyeds do love being inside with their families. Wow, you really walked Polar. No wonder he was such a sweet pup. That certainly helped keep him calm. Active dogs need activity. When they don't get it, they become destructive.
Your last sentence, is really and truly the reason I wanted to do our channel. Samoyeds are such a phenomenal breed, for the right type of owner.
Thanks for dropping Yeti and I such a beautiful, heartfelt comment, S Koehler. We really do love hearing your stories. Yeti perked up when I told him you had a Sam named Polar. I read your comment to him and Yeti was so excited to hear it. I had to tell him not to get any ideas for digging though.
Yeti’s Place thank you for your reply. Oh my how cute Yeti is, I lost Polar 2 years ago now at a ripe age of 14....Yeti reminds me so much of Polar, I can keep rewatching your video just to see you interacting with him!! I miss him so very much....
It is the most difficult thing to go through...losing a beloved pet. It was so challenging for me to go through losing Chewy, my first Sammy. Polar lived a long, wonderful life with you. Sammies touch our hearts so deeply.
Our hearts really go to you.
Thank you so much!This helped me and even though I am a only 10 years old I am getting a Samoyed i was begging for one for 8 years and now I’m finally getting it!Im going to show this to my parents!tysm!
You’re welcome, Rainbow Rain drops. Very exciting that you’re getting a new Samoyed. When you’re little, it’s wonderful to have a fuzzy friend to play with. Sammies adore young children. You two, will be able to wear one another out.
I have an 11 month old Samoyed and she was extremely easy to train when I got her at two months old, she learned to sit, lay, give me paw, roll over, and sit by the door to go out, all in one week. She’s never tried digging in the ground and she makes 0 noise. Are we thinking she’s not a Samoyed?? She looks exactly like them
You got the rare, Golden Ticket! Your little girl Samoyed, sounds amazing!
Yeti’s Place She is, everyone loves her and she loves everybody
She sounds so precious.
Hi Gabriel, would you be willing to pass along the breeder information? Temperament and trainability are very important to me 😊
Samoyeds, are normally not the way mentioned. They do love everyone, have unbelievable energy and are normally quite difficult to train, due to being so intelligent. If you’re searching for a dog, who has great temperament, then talkbeautytome, a Samoyed is a good fit. However, they are extremely difficult dogs to train and are not meant for first time owners. They need to be trained to do, what they were bred to do. Brought on a lot of long walks, plenty of playtime, plenty of time to sniff and hunt rodents. If a Samoyed isn’t allowed to do those things, they will literally eat your house. My first Samoyed did that, until I was able to figure out he needed to do those things. Gabriel just happened to have a wonderful oddball, or he knows how to work well with a Samoyed.
Your dedication to responding to all of the comments is insane. Much respect for you
Thank you, Guinevere. It isn’t too tough, as comments aren’t too busy in between videos. I’ve heard from many creators it’s possible until around 100,000 subscribers.
Thank you! I'm planning on getting one and you're where I found most information on the Breed. I appreciate that you are honest! Lots of love and I hope yeti lives a long happy life 🤗
Thank you for saying that I’m where you found the most info on Samoyeds. They’re such a beautiful breed. People get them based on their beauty, without knowing much about them. They’re demanding and require a lot of exercise and playtime. Too many end up in shelters, due to people not understanding how to work with the breed. Yeti and I want to help people understand how to work with his special, wonderful breed. Thanks for your compliments and for watching a few of our videos. We really appreciate it!
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You will never be sorry! Our Samoyed passed away almost 30 yrs ago and her 8x10 portrait still hangs in the hall. We still miss her so much.
Why didn’t you get another Sam? They truly are special dogs and bring so much joy.
@@YetisPlace both my parents became seriously ill and our Angel needed lots of attention. I was not able to give that attention anymore. By the way, when we got her both my kids were young. Angel was the best babysitter I had and a very watchful guard dog. She despised my daughters stuff animals. If she could get to them she destroyed them. She wanted to be the only love in her life. When she became engaged she didn’t like her fiancé either. She had a sixth sense that was uncanny. She was a member of our family.
Amazing how quickly they become beloved family members.
When our son was young we had 3 Sammys and those Sammy’s would not let this older a boy near him . This boy had a very bad reputation.
They protected him . When it stormed ( tornadoes) he would go to the hall for safety. He would lay in the hall and the dogs would surround him . We were there too. They were great and sooo loving. I have a rescue husky now. We have been very blessed with all our recurve fur babies. They are real members of the family.
I’m so glad you’ve been blessed by so many wonderful dogs. Sammies truly are amazing family members.
I will have a samoyed malamute mix.. she's still a pup im scared but so excited at the same time.
That’ll be a big, strong, powerful, gorgeous puppy, Janine. A sled dog. Walk over great distances daily, play with your puppy a lot. Your pup will need plenty of activity. Malamutes are gorgeous dogs.
I am hoping she will get some of her mom's samoyed characteristics but looks like might get more of her dad's.. she look more like a malamute.. -
Both breeds are stunning. Your puppy will be gorgeous.
hmm, how's your pup now?
another question - is there any hope a Samoyed would have a good time with me if i'm a type of a person that can rather easily have fun and laugh with friends, but produce almost no positive emotions on my own? :"D
like, i rarely smile, am rather calm, quiet, enjoy sad music and etc.
doesn't sound like a very good match for such a playful and energized breed, does it :)
thank you for your previous answer and thanks in advance for this one
Your dog would love you regardless. Just be sure to bring your pup on a lot of walks and play a bunch. That would prevent your dog from getting bored. When they get bored, they become chewing machines a
Trust me. You get a good boy or girl and you will never stop smiling with them. Currently I am in the search for a Samoyed or Golden Retriever but it is very hard to find because I live in south Texas.
Check SamoyedClubOfAmerica.org, as there are plenty of Samoyed breeders in the southern US. Please have air conditioning if you want a Sam, Jamyl.
Seriously good video. I think of Samoyed huskies as more of a hobbie than "pet" haha
Thank you, Vanessa! Yeti and I really appreciate it. Yes, Samoyeds and Huskies are certainly work, but it’s so rewarding. Thanks for taking the time to comment!
My Samoyed only sheds 2 times a year. Each time for about 1 month and that time it's fur mayhem. But the other time of year, no shedding what so ever. Your samoyed is beautiful!
Oh yes, the fur mayhem. I’m glad the shedding the other 10 months, is manageable. Yeti is pretty similar. But, even the manageable shedding, is quite substantial, for those who don’t know the northern breed epic shedding. Thank you, Biggi-F, for saying Yeti is beautiful.
I honestly don’t know why I’m watching this... I already have a sassy land cloud in my life... 😂
Because you like watching videos with sassy land clouds.
I’ve never had a pet in my life. I’m 16 about to turn 17 in week and Samoyeds are the absolute cutest dogs ever I want one so bad but this video is very very helpful for the future
Hello, Briana. Sammies are certainly very cute, lovable dogs. It takes a lot of training, walking and playing to get your dog tired, so they wouldn’t be destructive. They are active, hardworking dogs until right before they pass away. Happy early birthday to you! Because you’re 17, you’ll have college and your life to start. Getting your own Samoyed, might not be a good fit for you, at this moment in your life. Perhaps after college, you could consider it. They’re extremely demanding dogs, extremely intelligent, with stubborn, with very difficult to train mannerisms. Northern breed, working dogs, are that way. You might want to get a dog better suited to you right now, at this moment in your life. Then, once you’ve owned another breed of dog, you’ll be better able to understand how to communicate with a Samoyed. Best wishes to you!
Yeti’s Place you are amazing! Thank you, it’s so much to learn, I’m a junior in high school so yes I will take your advice and wait for the future to get a sammie! Thank you so much
You’re welcome! I learned a lot from owning my first Samoyed. Yeti is my second and he has been delightful, because of everything I learned from my first. My first Samoyed, ate my entire house. Finally figured out, he got bored and wasn’t walked enough. Once a few times daily walks were brought into his life, he became such a joy for us to own.
Aw, Yeti is so cute! Honestly Samoyeds are one of my favorite doggo, 😊 I'll sure be watching your other videos.
Thank you, Scarlet for everything you said. Yeti and I really appreciate it. They are awesome doggos.
Samoyeds are one of the cutest thing I've ever seen. Love them 😍
They are super cute! Like fluffy clouds. Thanks for commenting, CuteDog LilAngel.
Army of Samoyeds. I could deal with that.
I had an Alaskan Malamute and a Samoyed......they learned to listen after I left them on an island because they wouldn't come. When they saw the boat leave, the freaked out. After that, they never lost sight of me when we went trekking in the woods. I now have 2 Keeshonds and long haired German Shepherd.....I'm all about the hair!
Haha! Great story, Marilin Puig! There were and are a few family member Samoyeds, who don’t like to come when they’re off the leash at dog parks. One time, we got in the car and started driving away. He came racing to the gate right away, just like your dogs. But, he still didn’t want to come. Crazy northern breed dog. It’s hard not to get used to all the fur.
I'm getting a samoyed, and I swear, I will buy thousands and millions of those pockets with the treats, because it is so satisfying when you open them hahah))
Yeti really loves treats.
From your description, a samoyed seemes to be similar to a border collie. Both are intelligent, destructive when bored, and can not be left home alone.
I have a friend with a UA-cam channel, who owns Border Collies. Here’s one of her videos ua-cam.com/video/sM9B77hCIlQ/v-deo.html . She tells me about her 3 border collies. They are active dogs and sound like lovely buddies. She works with them to scare geese away from airports and other areas. Be sure to check out her video and please subscribe to her channel and click the bell notification. She shares great stories about her Borders.
I love your video it's very helpful. Other videos are actually not that much helpful for me. I needed to know dogs personality or more, you were explained very well. Thanks for the video.
You’re very welcome, Love Love. The reason I wanted to do them the way we do them, is because too many people want to buy a Samoyed, only based on looks. Yeti and I felt it would be really smart to give people their personality traits, in an honest manner. They are not the best fit for everyone. But, for those who are ready for this breed, they are perfect.
I have owned 3 Samoyeds and each of them has been wonderful. You CAN train them... just make it fun and they learn very quickly indeed, even quite complex stuff.
Samoyeds make poor guard dogs, but they can be very protective of children. They just seem to have a bond with kids and will show aggression if a child is threatened in their view. Some are noisy, some are quiet... all are utterly wonderful, characterful and loving. They do talk back too!
Sammies are wonderful dogs. They learn differently than other breeds, due to their intelligence and work ethic. Making training a fun game, helps both you and your Sam work well together. Thanks for commenting, Andrew!
I came here from watching mayapolarbear who is just so cute I feel like i need a samoyed, haha. But she is so well trained and calm I was surprised to hear you mention they're really stubborn and love digging and barking! Yeti does look like a fiesty boy!
Yeti is really good, the great majority of them, because he is given a lot of long walks. Mayapolarbear is a girl, who can also be quite destructive too. She’s walked a lot too. When they aren’t walked and played with a whole bunch, they take their northern breed energy out, by destructiveness. All northern breed dogs are that way, unless they’re allowed to go on long walks, haul sleds, herd and be utilized for what they were bred to do. If not, they become destructive in retaliation.
@@YetisPlace thanks for the info! :D
You’re welcome!
This does not describe my Samoyed. She’s relaxed, but she loves two hour long walks, doesn’t bark unless we rough house, but she’s very needy and HATES being alone.
Your Sammy is a well walked Sam, which is why she’s so calm. Sammies are needy dogs, wanting to go everywhere their people do. Most Sams don’t like to be by themselves.
Yeti’s Place Yeah when I come home from high school she cries and kisses
They always love seeing their people. It’s great you’re and she are able to experience the great love of a Sammy.
Thanks for this video! My boyfriend and I are considering a Samojede, since I will attend an online university and have lots of spare--and alone- time.
Also I really appreciate how you comment on other people's comments. That's very sweet of you ❤️ Your doggo is gorgeous and your hair is Awesome! Greetings from Germany
Hello, Squibby Squibby! Because you’ll be at home with your Samoyed, while studying online, you and your Sammy will be best buddies. He/she will always look to you as the master. I was home with Yeti, during the first few months we owned him. They bond closest to those who around when they’re puppies. Therefore, Yeti is really attached to me, even though my husband brings him on all his walks. Yeti listens to me much more.
Of course I comment on all comments. Your comments mean the world to Yeti and I. Thank you for having taken the time out of your day, to tell us about your upcoming Samoyed puppy. Enjoy that little fuzzy baby!
This is a cuteness overload dog I must say 😍😍😍
Thank you!
Super helpful. We got our samoyed pup Friday and he’s so beautiful. Your videos are so helpful!
Congratulations on your new Sammy pup! Nothing is more adorable. Enjoy!
Loved Yeti's Thumbnail!!!! So Cute!!!
Thanks, Suzy! Using Brian’s advice.
Thank you for educating us on the amazing Samoyed dog breed. I had no clue what they are like but was attracted by their beautiful looks.
You’re welcome!
Yes, they are very beautiful dogs. The puppies’ beauty is heart stopping. Enough to make even the Grinch’s heart melt.
Your dog is really cute too. The image on my phone is small. What type of dog is he/she?
@@YetisPlace Thanks, she's a Mini Australian Shepherd with a summer puppy cut.
You should check out Frankie To The Moon, on UA-cam. Frankie’s an Australian Shepherd. They’re such a cute breed. I’ve really enjoyed watching Frankie’s adventures.
@@YetisPlace that's where I saw your Yeti when I was watching Frankie. It was a suggestion on the side so I watched out of curiosity. Love the name Yeti!
I got mine on the 30th of September, he's adorable!
They are super adorable as puppies. When they get big, they’re still super adorbs. Congratulations on your new puppy, Bdjd R ess. Enjoy!
@@YetisPlace thank you!
Love those little, soft, fluffy puppies. That little puppy breath is the most precious.
Awww looks like a polar bear and sooooo soft that face got me in love for years need one in my life
They’re a handful and it’s helpful if you’ve owned a dog before. They don’t like to cuddle. They prefer playing keep away and walking many miles a day, herding people, animals and pulling sleds. They’re working dogs, so if they don’t get the activity they were bred to do, they become destructive out of boredom.
They are extremely beautiful dogs, with a loving personality to match.
Yuki gets sassy when told no as well, but she protests even louder when she messes up on a trick and I tell her to try again. Also, while they would make bad guard dogs, they are very good watch dogs. At least, Yuki is. Whenever someone opens, knocks, or rings on the door Yuki will let loose a bunch of big, scary sounding barks, followed up with continuous excited barking and whining.
Ah, Sammies and their sassy barks, are just the cutest. Yeti likes to protest too, when I tell him no more treats. Oh, does he get mad. Sasses like a 2 year old child. I often think, he’s worse and more demanding, than a 2 year old human child.
Grew up with 3 Samoyeds. They deserve to be outdoors! None of the three were big about barking unless they were hunting.
They love working, walking, running, herding and hunting small animals.
I have 2 huskies and Samoyeds sound like they have the same issues!
Ah, yes, the Huskies. Both are from Siberia. Both are super smart. Yes, they do have extremely similar issues. Your Huskies can run for hundreds of miles per day and not get too tired.
I liked the video very much, I confirm everything you said is absolutely true my Balto is the same as your yeti! The Samoyed is really a very demanding dog, he insists until he gets it, he understands what I tell him but does what he wants but I think there is nothing more beautiful!
Thank you for enjoying the video, Barbara. I really appreciate it. Sometimes reasoning with a child, is easier than reasoning with a Sam. Sammies always barter with us. I give Yeti a command and he looks at me in a questioning manner, asking me, Mom what are you gonna give if I do that? They ask for big things. Walks, fetch, play, wrestle time. Treats work, but you only get their attention for as long as it takes them to gobble the treat.
Truly nothing is more stunning than a gorgeous Samoyed.
Dog intelligence doesn’t equate to listening skills. The smartest dogs, are the most stubborn, with the strongest sense of willpower.
This is my 1st wishlist for my bday a samoyed🥺🥺
Would be a great birthday gift.
My Samoyed rarely barks. She howls when she wants something.
That's incredible you were able to find the rare Sammy that doesn't bark too much.
OMG! where did you get your sweatshirt?! A SAMOYED DABBING?! OMG I NEED THAT
It’s listed in my description below. Thanks for asking, Krystal!
Yeti’s Place for some reason i cant find it.. is it in the yeti’s merch t shirts?? btw i love all of your videos!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Krystal Irises it would be listed under the Yeti’s Place t-shirts, unless it’s no longer sold.
Thank you for the information
You bet! Thanks for commenting, Brandon.
Yeti’s Place thanks for replying I can tell you really care about your viewers thoughts
I sure do, Brandon. You guys are so important to Yeti and I. I know of the challenges and joys of owning a stubborn, very intelligent dog. I like sharing tips and tricks, to help make things easier.
How can I resist to her (his) beauty and cuteness, so so adorable
There’s no resisting.
You just describe my 1/2 Samoyed 1/2 Chihuahua dog who only has the eyes and ears
of chihuahua and the exact character as yourSamoyed…
He ate socks …sandals…slippers…shoes
He is so opportunistic and always need treats to obey
And never gets enough petting
And always wants me around to the point that I told my friends he would need
to be smaller so I can bring him everywhere I go with me
He’s very affectionate…my friends love him and keep saying what a good dog
I have…I agree…
My son is usually unsure with dogs since he was once bitten when he was a child
but he’s not afraid at all of this one who is so welcoming and enjoys his visit.
As everybody says:”I have a good dog “
It’s true that they shed all year around but they are so friendly they make a good
companion for all ages people…I would recommend their breed…
Goodness, half Sammie, half Chihuahua. Quite the size difference. I do hope the mother was the Sam.
She just said there are times she wants to be alone they will be near u. Waaaaait I would ALWAYS want to not be alone I need MY BEAUTIFUL DOG! Ur lucky u got a dog I don’t have one😢
Like when you’re in the bathroom, need to sleep, or need to focus on work. Yes, there are moments you will need peace and quiet. I can assure you, you will always need a few moments here and there, where you need to be left by yourself. I love Yeti with all my heart. Even with that, there are still moments I need to be with just me. When you get a dog, you’ll understand those occasional few moments of peace and quiet.
My Samoyed border collie mix follows me everywhere but she’s not allowed on the carpet downstairs so she sits at the bottom of the stairs and looks up 🥺🥺
Those big eyes, telling you they want to follow you.
This is very helpfull , i was thinking of getting one and now i know a lot thank you
You’re welcome.
"They don't like to listen to commands because they are extremely stubborn" - well, after owning and training a husky from pup to adulthood, I doubt a Samoyed can be more stubborn than my husky lol
Both are Northern breeds. Both are extremely stubborn, due to their extreme intelligence. Huskies are extreme marathoners. Sammies have the strength of the Hulk and will literally tear some human ligaments when they see something they want while on a walk. Or if they’ve decided heck no Mom, I’m not going that way.
The main difference between them is the sound of their sass. Huskies are so dramatic. lol
It’s impossible not to fall head over heels in love with either breed.
@@YetisPlace yes! My blue-eyed husky looks at you as if piercing through your soul. I've always wanted a Sammy to be his companion though. You think they would vibe? My husky is very chill and neutered,and I trained him to be submissive and follow commands. We play fetch, frisbee toss, basketball, etc. I just want him to have a female Sammy companion
They would get along. Sammies love other big dogs and all people, especially children. With smaller dogs and cats, you need to supervise them and work with a Sam so they know the smaller pets are family members too. Sams are pretty prey driven. Although Yeti ignores centipedes, spiders and house mice. Curses! My first Sam, Chewy, used to bark at me to get them. Something about them being in the house, makes a Sam feel ok with it.
Your Husky and a Sammy would wear one another out. They’d play, wrestle, doing most of the work to wear them out themselves.
Quimby and Bigby, 2 family member Samoyeds who live together and are Yeti’s best buddies, have actually turned their energy into stinker filled activity. One of them starts digging or chewing. Sam #2 races over to see what Sam 1 was doing. Then Sam 2 decides to join in, resulting in a giant hole dug in my backyard, large enough to bury a human. They did that in 3 minutes. They also wanted to join their Dad, when he walked into the basement. The door was shut, so they literally chewed a hole through the wall, large enough for them to sneak through.
But yes, a Sammy would be a great fit for a Husky bestie. They both have the same crazy energy levels, both are crazy intelligent. Both will start talking and howling at odd hours during the night.
@@YetisPlace sammies sounds like fluffy huskies to me! 🤣
Scout loves visitors, but talks to them and demands treats. Does not like to be ignored, if he is he will study that persons hands and once occupied, he will wrap both paws around the visitors leg and hold on.
Sounds just like a true Sammie. They all demand treats. Fuzzy stinkers that are too cute to ignore.
Her:Samoyed’s will NOT leave you alone...
Me:YES I WANT HIM ALWAYS BESIDE ME
That’s wonderful. But, when you want them to be by you, cuddling, they don’t want to cuddle and hang around you.
I used to foster for this breed. The first thing I'd warn any potential owners is the maintenance of their coat. You shouldn't cut it, they need it for protection against mud/dirt and the sun. The second thing is you have to comb them a lot, and they never stop shedding.
I love these dogs, had over 1/2 dozen in rescue, I kept 2 alive for 14 years until they were 16. They start out being just normal work, and at the end, they are a lot of work. I don't think I could do that again.
They are wonderful dogs. With all breeds, once they hit senior age, they’ll need some extra special care.
Some people prefer using combs over brushes. Others prefer brushes over combs. They both do a wonderful job and you can use both or one or the other.
Yeti doesn’t like me grooming with combs. He and I both prefer brushes.
@@YetisPlace I strongly recommend a rake. I also recommend using a nylon "choke" collar also known as a slip leash or a show collar. IF you dog doesn't pull on lead, it won't ever choke them, and also it hangs loose when they are not on lead. A nylon choke should BARELY fit over the head. You put the tags on the ring you do not attach the leash to. You have to be careful not to accidentally connect the leash to the tag rings though.
What's nice about the nylon choke is it's not visible when they are off lead, their fur covers it up, and it's loose when they are off lead. It's important it's not too big, otherwise the dog can step through the collar and get it trapped between their neck and one of their front legs. Unlike conventional collars, these won't damage their hair. Traditional collars keep moisture from their skin escaping, and that's why they itch under the collar.
I'm glad to see you're not making the HORRIBLE mistake of cutting this dog's fur. The only fur you MIGHT want to cut, is on their pads, and possibly on their butt because there are cling-ons at times.. NOT an easy dog to own, but a wonderful dog, if you have the vacuum cleaner for it, and the patience to comb them out once a week.
I'm a cat person, but this dog literally makes me want to get a dog when I'm older. Come on, who doesn't want a chaotic fluffy marshmallow in the house?
Yeti gets a lot of long walks during the day. Otherwise, he’d be crazy and out of control. It takes a lot of work to get a Samoyed to be just a fluffy marshmallow.
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I love this video!!!
Thank you!
No mhm that is a minute polar bear that’s why he’s named yeti
He’s a friendly, happy Yeti. A baby polar bear.
Very informative!
Thanks, Toya.
My Mom doesn't want a Samoyed. She said "It's cute and all but...their too tall." I have no problem with tall dogs since they can protect me if they can but, HOW can you not want a giant cute floofy doggo.???!!
I've been trying to persuade my Mom in liking them but no sucess so far. But wait till I gte this doggo...she's gonna regret everything she said. LOL
There isn’t a mean bone in a Sammy’s body. They love everyone so much, even strangers. They’re not guard dogs.
They shed a lot and aren’t good first time dogs to own. The reason is they’re so stubbornly smart, which makes them nearly impossible to train, unless you know exactly how to work with a dog. If you’ve learned how to train a dog, that training doesn’t work on a Sammy. They need a lot of exercise, playtime, mental challenges, or else they get bored. A bored Sammy, becomes destructive.
@@YetisPlace Thanks for the Info! I know they don't harm anyone but I did make a statement about whether they can guard me if they can but if not I'm really fine about that. : )
You’re welcome for the info. They get very sad if you’re in a shouting match with someone and they run and hide. They don’t like seeing their humans getting hurt, but they wouldn’t protect you. They’re not bred for that.
I used to do dog rescue for Samoyeds.
They are not easy to own. They are gorgeous affectionate animals, but they require a lot of work to properly and morally own. I fostered and rescued for these animals because people who got them gave up on the work and it's incredible work.
They shed a lot of hair, and need regularly brushing - like 2 times a week, and when they are shedding nearly every day. They are very affectionate to the point where you might be annoyed by them. These are not easy to own animals, they are beautiful wonderful dogs but they are lot of work to own. You need to realize that owning one may take up to an hour a day to have one. They require a lot of attention in combing out and just being with them.
Rescue is dead in my area, which is good, because they are no longer in fashion.
I used to take mine to bars and out to dinner, and so on. They are very engaged in your life. For me, the work was part of the adoration I had for them. You'd better really love a dog to own one because I'm not giving you an underestimate to the work. These are very difficult dogs to have, and I did foster for Huskies too - they are aloof and relatively easy to have.
Richard, that’s wonderful that you worked at a Samoyed rescue organization. Too many Sams are turned in, because their owners buy them, based on their beauty alone. Once they get them, they realize the dog is an awful lot more work than anticipated.
I’ve been around dogs my entire life. Sams are my absolute favorite breed. You really do have to understand the breed and have the time and energy to own one. They’re extremely active, northern breed, working dogs. Without that hard work, which they love, they get bored and destructive. An hour per day isn’t enough time at all. All day and all night. They’re like your shadow.
The more I understand how to communicate with a Sam, the more in love I fall. They are so smart. You have to deeply understand your dog, in order to get them to trust you and to listen to you.
You have to step into their paws, to train them. Not have them step into your shoes.
Yeti is certainly very different than my first Samoyed, Chewy, was. They each have different communication styles. Chewy spoke in barks that were as expressive as human language. He used howls, yips, yodels, barks and everything else, to talk. It was almost like he was speaking English. Yeti, communicates like a dog. Barks, yips and a few howls. He glances at things he wants and bumps you with his nose. It took a longer time for me to understand Yeti, than it did to understand Chewy. But, it’s such a special bond to have.
Their coats are stunning. Yes, they are a lot of work. But, I wouldn’t change that for the world.
I also have a Samoyed which is called Yeti!
Awww! It’s a great name for a Samoyed, Iren Dzhinska.
I literally love dogs and especially samoyed are one of my favorite, lots of love for yeti♥️
Thank you, Ayra Ayza. Sammies are great dogs.
My Samoyed knows sit, shake, stay, come, kiss, High five,
You’ve done well with your training.
We have a Japanese Spitz and they are basically the mini version of Samoyeds. So if you want a dog that's basically this just 2 size categories smaller, I recommend that. They are awesome dogs.
The only similarity, is their looks. I had owned an American Eskimo when I was growing up. He looked like Yeti, but had nothing of the sweet, loving personality of a Sam. Muppet, my American Eskimo, was bonded to one person only. He didn’t care for the rest of the family.
Sams love everyone and don’t have a single mean bone. They were bred as reindeer herders, sled pullers and human companions. They slept with their owners, many times curling up by the owners, to keep them warm. They adore everyone.
I’m glad your Japanese Spitz has a great personality.
@@YetisPlace Yes, we are quite lucky. He is with us for 15 years now and still runs like a rocket after balls and healthy as he can be.
We often joke about what you say that he would just lick robbers to death before he'd attempt to catch them.
First thing he does when someone comes to visit even if it's a new person he never seen before is he finds a toy and runs to them with it.
We still can't figure out where all that fur comes from though. Once we combed out two trash bags worth and he did not looks any smaller and we could still find new balls of fur half a day later.
It's its own magic.
He sounds very special. Shedding is pretty amazing.
I saw a video on a Japanese Spitz. They do look like a shrunken Samoyed. They’re so tiny.
@@YetisPlace Compared to Samoyed, yes, you can easily pick them up.
Both dogs are fluffballs though and shed more than it rains XD
My family has an invisible fence, would that work with a well behaved Samoyed??
You have to consider how it keeps the dog inside the fence. Does it shock the dog? If there’s shocking involved, it may scare your dog to not want to go outside. You also want to consider if there are wild animals around, who would be able to head inside the fence and could hurt your dog (wildcats, coyotes, bears, etc.). Samoyeds see wild animals and dart off after them, due to their herding instinct.
Yeti’s Place Okay, Thanks!
As a gardener you can’t use them for digging a garden because holes have to be carefully mesuarded.
They could be used for Roto tilling.
Imo, Samoyeds and Goldens have to be one of the most stunning dog breeds; they're too cute! 😄
Goldies might be a bit more obedient and calm, I think.
Goldies are certainly more calm, relaxed and obedient dogs.
Sammies are working dogs, who need a lot of exercise, mental challenges, happy, super excited dogs. They don’t calm down, but are the sweetest dogs. You train them by thinking and doing way outside the box.
I’ve always wanted one, and now I want one even more!
That’s great, D.T.G.! They’re great dogs. Yeti is so quiet and well behaved because he gets lots of treats while filming. He’s been walked a bunch before we film, which makes him a very good dog.
you said ‘bat toy’ coronavirus confirmed
Considering this video was produced before Halloween and we were opening his October Bullymake box, Yeti was before the curve.
Never had trouble with my Sammy digging or chewing stuff. She's very smart.
You could be providing plenty of walks and playtime, or you could have a rare Sam model.
My Yeti too never did those things because he’s always given multiple long walks daily, plenty of playtime, he’s the perfect angel because he’s allowed to do the things Sams were bred to do.
I love your videos! 🥰 i really want a samoyed puppy, but i need to convince my parents!!!!!!
Thank you, Lindsay, for loving our videos. Yeti always does his best to be really well behaved. Sammies are a lot to maintain. A lot of grooming, lots of shedding, they need a lot of daily activity, including many long walks, multiple times per day. If you’re able to do all of that, they are wonderful, extremely talkative fuzzy beings.
Samoyeds are a challenge to train, but it can be done. You can felt or spin the shed fur. And there is a lot of it. They are friendly to other people and pets. Of course be careful and don’t leave any little child alone with any dog, but samoyeds do well with kids of all ages. They are so beautiful and loving. You can definitely make new friends on walks. I have had two Samoyeds. Back to back. I would have another one if I could, but my living conditions have changed and I’m so depressed to say, I am no longer able to have another one. Please don’t get one if you are not able to make it part of your family or if you can’t deal with the shedding.
I’m sorry to hear you can’t have another Sam, LaRae. They are such precious dogs. I’m actually saving Yeti’s fur to have someone spin for me and maybe knit into a sweater. Do you know anyone who can do that? Yeti’s breeder, had a scarf made for her of Samoyed fur, many years ago. It is gorgeous and so soft. Thanks for taking the time to drop Yeti and I such a special comment and for watching our video. We really appreciate it.
Yeti’s Place I still have bags of Sammy fur. From my Tundra boy, who was literally the best dog ever! I miss him every day still. He passed away suddenly from a mystery acute illness. He was 9. I have been looking for someone to teach me to spin. I have a drop spindle and carders. I will probably just go to a UA-cam tutorial. The think there are people out there who will spin it for you, but the ones I’ve seen cost more than I can afford. Someday I will have a “Tundra” sweater or scarf. I can at least knit, once I get the yarn made.
It is so heartbreaking to lose a beloved fuzz pup. It took awhile for me to get over the loss of my first Sam, Chewy, when he was 11. When I was ready to get Yeti, I reached out to Chewy’s breeder and left multiple messages. Heard from her a few weeks later. She was in a nursing home and told me she hoped to get out and wanted to get a new pup for me. She passed away. It took a year and a half for me to get Yeti, from a different breeder. It is so tough going through losses.
You have a special gift, that seems to be lost in today’s society. Keep knitting and I hope you find out how to create your sweater and scarf. What a special item of rememberance.
Di they bark a lot ? Like do they just suddenly start barking of nothing?
I still have a puppy one so i guess it's not that relevant, but mine can bark when she wants to play and i ignore her for example. She barks a little too when i don't let her won often. Otherwise it's a really calm dog. But as previous comments said you need to really keep them busy and tired them out. Thoses dogs have an incredible stamina pool.
They bark all the time. They only time they stop barking, is when eating or sleeping. They bark because they want to play, go outside, beg for treats, film UA-cam. They’re not guard dogs. If you want a quiet dog, a Samoyed is not going to be that dog. They’re super expressive in their barking/howling tones.
Yeti doesn’t bark when we film. He loves filming and knows he has to be good and quiet during filming.
Puppy Sams are awesome! Even if you ignore while they’re barking, they don’t care. They get closer to you and bark even harder. They should be super hero’s of barking, playing and energy.
@@YetisPlace tbh she's a clever girl and she noticed that her barks were a little annoying to us. We teach her not to bark to express her feelings. She still bark from time to time but nothing in comparaison when she arrived in our house for the first Time. Samoyed are intelligents dogs and can learn pretty well !
Thank you for posting this video with all the important information about Samoyed dogs, they are indeed beautiful but I can see them tearing up my house and eating me out of home and livelihood. Have a great week.
They can be demanding and destructive, if they’re bored. Demanding only after being if walked, if you don’t want to play and give them treats. I learned the hard way, how to care for them. Chewy, my first Samoyed, ate my whole house. You’re making a good, educated dog ownership decision. Thanks for watching and you stay safe out there.
Samoyed dogs are very active ..what if I’m not at home for about 8 hours(work)....will they bark?and will they destroy my apartment?
It’s important for you to crate train, while you’re not home. Walking and playing a lot, will help tire them out, so your dog will sleep. Most Sammy’s are very talkative, when you’re home. If you don’t put in a crate and don’t walk, play and tire them out, they’ll be destructive.
@@YetisPlace thank you!💕I love your dog❤️
You’re welcome, Alexa. Thanks for saying you love Yeti. He’s so fluffy.
We’re planning to buy a new dog because one of our dogs died and UA-cam recommended this.
I’m so sorry to hear of your loss. It is immensely painful to lose a pet. Our hearts go to you and your family, ACEZ. I’m glad UA-cam put our video in your search. It came at a good time for you. Thank you for finding us and watching.
All dogs dig when they're bored and bark .-.
They sure do.
They are really amazing dog. But they’re a lot of work. But definitely worth it. Very lovable. Honestly if you’re lazy or just want to do the bare minimum, it won’t be possible with this kind of dog.
You’ve nailed it, Jamie Sweet! They are such a beautiful, loving, special breed. They’re so routine oriented too. When there’s one thing that varies from their traditional routine, they herd you into doing what’s missing, or they bark at you. Yeti loved filming UA-cam, appearing on our TV, getting treats and Mom cuddle time, that he made filming new episodes, a routine. He kept me on schedule. Thanks for commenting and watching, Jamie!
Samoyed says: the center of the universe is white and fluffy, science fact.
Samoyeds don’t have to say that. It’s fact.
I have a Bichon Frise and he loves to adventure so he turned my whole neighborhood into his exploration grounds, luckily everyone is okay with him in their yards, looking for an older brother for him and was thinking about a Samoyed
Hello, Jolly Rancher. Samoyeds get along wonderfully with other dogs and are gentle with little dogs. You don’t want to allow a Samoyed to roam free, as they’re escape artists.
Yeti’s Place thank you for responding and I’m sorry but I have one more question because my mother is allergic to dogs and I know that this breed is hypoallergenic but do you think that the amount of shedding will be overwhelming for her?
The amount of fur they shed, is overwhelming. You may want to talk to a Samoyed breeder and meet a few Sams, spending some time with them, before deciding. Samoyeds don't have oil in their coats, but they attract all allergens. The allergens get stick in their thick, long fur.
Should I brush my samoyeds teeth ( and when )
Yes, you should. I like to use a Bristly Brushing Stick. Here’s the video with our link in the description. Bristly makes it easy. You should use it daily and it can be such a struggle to get your dog to cooperate. m.ua-cam.com/video/4LkiBY7n3Ck/v-deo.html
Thanks Yeti’s Place, my Samoyed is such a headache so I’ll try to convince him😄
They have a much easier time with the Bristly, as they feel it’s a toy, rather than a toothbrush. If your Sammie is anything like my Yeti, you’ll need to hold one end of the Bristly, while they’re working on the other end.
Yeti’s Place sure, thanks
You’re welcome! Thanks for asking great questions, LoRin loZaDa.
I bring my Samoyed to golf course, at first it is a bit hard , after a while they know where you are heading after every hole. At uphill walk to next hole, you don't need to push ur buggy they did it for you. BTW my home course are 27 holes. They are smart breed but stubborn.
Sometimes Yeti goes on walks with his Sammy buddies, Quimby and Bigby, at golf courses. They do really enjoy them, don’t they? They often find rabbit and deer poop and enjoy eating and rolling around in it. Yuck!
OMG!!!!! He is so cute😍😍😍😍
Thank you!
My favourite dogs with Alaskan Giant Malamutes!! I melt when I see one of them!
Well, then So Soap, you won't want to miss our new video, that's coming out in about 2 and a half hours. Samoyed Vs Alaskan Malamute. You'll hear all about both breeds. Malamutes are certainly giant babies.
There are always exceptions. My Xiomara loves being outside and spends a lot of time in our front terrnce, even overnight, often with her head stuck through the gate. She is very nosey and only knwos oen language.. woof, woof and she makes her presence felt that way too. Her parents also do the "woo woo" and I wish they woudl teach her how.. However she has just finished being on heat and we have had a steady stream of visitors and followers on oru walks all wanting their piece of the action with her. They have all been dissapinted. One even managed to get thriough the gate and into the house so I then had to baricade the gate and bring her inside. Also I now have her parents staying while my son is on holiday. Walking is the biggest challenge as Rocky, the Dad is very stroing and fairly undisciplined when walking. He goes all over the place, whereas the mother Nube s very good on the led. Rocky and Xiomara are very similar to each other and play well together, whereas Nube thinks she is the alpha and can be quite agressive even with my own Princess, her daughter, and tryignt o hump her but I won´t have it....
There are exceptions and that, Xiomara is. Yeti didn’t start howling until he was a bit older.
xiomara is such a cool name!
@@finnegan728It means the most beautiful star in the universe in Arabic. I got it from a telenovela on Netflix. She is really like the character too.
That’s beautiful, Terry.
Dang wanted to name mine Yeti
You still can name your’s Yeti. The world’s a big place.
Is u asking me if I aM rEaDy FoR a FlOoF bABy
Floof babies are wonderful.
@@YetisPlace YeS tHey ArE
@@YetisPlace and I keep watching ur videos so I can learn more about samyoeds cuz I really want one and ur videos really help me learn thank u
You’re welcome, Emily.
The best looking dog breed for sure!!
Yes, they are. Stunning dogs, Bram.
Sounds like my husky man is he stubborn
Northern breeds. Super smart, super stubborn. They know more than their people.
I have one, her name is Snickers. My mum got her from an abusive owner (I’m 18) she’s really shy and doesn’t like men. But I’m her owner and she’s so sweet towards me. But we walk and play a lot
Snickers sounds like a sweetheart. Enjoy her and give her plenty of love, Zuma Dude. Sammies love walks and playtime.
Yeti’s Place will do, I love yeti too. I love sammys, mine is depressed as her big sis just passed who was a shepherd.
I’m sorry to hear about your other dog. It is devastating to lose a fuzzy baby.
So basically it’s like having a child 😂😂😂
Very true, Solune Barrett. They’re like demanding children.
OMG, I want a small Samoyed action figure as the one you have on the sofa. Adorable.
Thank you. I had him made for me, off my friend’s Etsy site. She used a pic of Yeti and modeled the Mini Yeti off that. She even included his tongue spot.
@@YetisPlace Wow, I'd love to have one with my puppy's image and tongue spot as well 😍
She’s on Etsy as BenMcFuzzyLugs