How to choose the breed of Satsuma? Purebred Samoyed ears are vertical and upward, eyes are almond-shaped, pupil color is black-brown; Samoyed is very rich in hair, the hair color must be pure white, beautiful and lustrous; very important point is that Samoyed has a large skeleton and rich bones, which can be identified by pinching paws and calves. According to the survey results, if it is a purebred Samoyed, generally the mouth occupies about forty percent of the head. The color will be darker, and the distance between the eyes is needed to separate some; the ears of purebred Samoyed are more pointed, the ears are thicker, and at the same time, the Samoyed has a more obvious feature of the signature smile. Purebred Samoyeds have strong, thick, erect ears that are slightly rounded at the tips. The eyes are darker and better with an almond shape. The nosepiece is black, but of course the color of the nosepiece will change with age and climate. The hair volume can tell the character of the Samoyed, how the pedigree, generally speaking, if the pedigree is more purebred Samoyed, the amount of hair is particularly rich, and the hair is also oily and smooth, it is best to grab a hand, when released, showing loose spread, if the hair is relatively dry, no luster, the amount of hair is relatively small, the general pedigree is not too excellent, and purebred The hair color of the Samoyed is generally pure white, if there are mixed hair, it is not recommended to buy. The amount of bone is a very important criterion to identify whether the Samoyed is a purebred, because generally speaking, if it is a purebred Samoyed, the amount of bone is richer, and the skeleton is large, so, in the pet market or the kennel to choose a purebred Samoyed, you can squeeze the dog’s paws and calves, feel the amount of bone, which can be judged by our intuition, if the skeleton is particularly Tiny, proving that the dog’s physique may not be as strong, it is not recommended to buy. Personality testing is also important, there are simple ways to test the future socialization and aggression of puppies. These are genetically determined. But the Satsuma can really tell if it is good or not at 6 months, when the proportions of the large skeletal joints are basically formed. At two months is a risky time to pick a puppy. But picking a puppy at this traditional (refer to my post on canine developmental progression) time is because the price is the least risky time for the breeder and future owner.
