The estrus period of Samoyeds usually lasts from 6 to 14 days, and can last up to 21 days. They are in estrus twice a year. When in estrus, they will be extremely excited, increase their activity, decrease their appetite, often howl, urinate frequently, and will actively approach. People of the opposite sex will rush towards them with bright eyes when they see them. If you don’t plan to breed your Samoyed, you can take it for sterilization after the estrus period.
Things to note when the Samoyed is in heat:
1. When the Samoyed is in heat, you should take it out as little as possible. If you want to go out, you must bring a leash.
2. When a Samoyed is in estrus, its resistance will decrease. To supplement it with nutrients, you can feed it some bone soup, millet porridge and other foods.
3. Take measures to keep your Samoyed warm and try not to bathe it during the estrus period to prevent it from getting cold and getting sick