Samoyed hates owner's behavior

The symptoms of Samoyed hating its owner include: refusing to interact with the owner, unwilling to approach the owner, ignoring the owner, and immediately running away when the owner approaches, etc. Usually when a Samoyed first arrives in a new environment, he will not approach the owner easily because he is unfamiliar with the owner. The owner needs to give the dog a period of time to adapt to the environment, and then try to get close to it after it relaxes its vigilance.
Tip:
When raising a Samoyed, you cannot train it by beating or scolding it, otherwise it will be counterproductive and make the Samoyed afraid. The owner hates the owner, so the owner must train the Samoyed in the correct way and reward the Samoyed with snacks when it is obedient.
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