How to train a Samoyed at home? The owner can take it out for exercise before going out to use up the Samoyed's energy and prevent it from biting the furniture due to its high energy. You can leave some food in the toys for it to let it get food on its own. Entertain yourself; simulate going out 3-5 times a day, and gradually lengthen the time until the dog adapts.

　1. Energy consumption method

If the Samoyed often chews on the furniture after the owner goes out, it is a common chewing incident caused by unused energy. Then you only need to use up the dog's energy before the owner goes out - such as walking outside. The dog may be allowed to play with other dogs until it gets tired and taken home. Before leaving, give the dog some toys specifically for chewing. At the same time, make sure that there are no other items in the room where the dog stays and that there are no toys that the dog can chew. Something to bite.

　2. Food Law

First, in front of the Samoyed, smear the canned Samoyed or other paste that the Samoyed likes to eat on the inner wall of the steamed bun tower, and put it where the Samoyed can see it, and then change clothes. Get ready to go out. Before going out, give the toys to the Samoyed. Generally speaking, Samoyeds feel the loneliest within 30 minutes after people leave home. During these 30 minutes, with the steamed bun tower, it will desperately lick the food on the inner wall and forget about being naughty.

　3. Simulation training method

If it is separation anxiety - manifested in shortness of breath, walking back and forth, drooling, trembling, depression and hiding, not eating before the owner leaves, etc. In this case, separation anxiety training is required. It simply involves simulating the owner's actions before leaving the dog (such as changing into clean clothes, shoes, and purses), but avoiding saying goodbye to the dog and ignoring it before leaving. , do not look, do not touch), after going out for "a period of time", go home immediately and give the dog a small reward to show that the owner will come back and bring benefits to the dog after going out. Train 3-5 times a day, from the first 2-5 minutes of separation, to the next 10-20 minutes of separation, to the final complete separation. This is a process that requires careful guidance.