How to choose a healthy Samoyed puppy A healthy Samoyed puppy should have a normal appetite. Eating, drinking, playing, sleeping and excreting are the four main needs of a normal growing puppy. Puppies that have just changed their environment, food, or are experiencing motion sickness may have a temporary reduced appetite. If a Samoyed puppy doesn’t like to eat or move, don’t pick one. A healthy Samoyed puppy should also tend to have the best physical development, so a generally well-developed dog will also be very fit. Look for snotty noses and coughs in Samoyed puppies, and observe the nose of the Samoyed puppy. A healthy dog’s nose should be moist, and if the dog’s nose becomes dry, it might be getting sick.
