What is the personality of the Samoyed? The Samoyed is docile and friendly, will not actively attack people, and is very loyal to its owner; the Samoyed is relatively energetic and will start to be naughty if the amount of exercise is not met; the Samoyed is very vigilant. It is very alert at night and will help look after the house if it is kept as a family dog.

　1. Gentle and friendly

The Samoyed has a very docile and friendly personality, very suitable for accompanying the elderly and children, and is not aggressive. Therefore, many families will choose to keep a Samoyed as a pet dog, and once the Samoyed recognizes its owner, it is very dependent on the owner.

　2. Good memory

Although among the world's famous dogs, the IQ of the Samoyed only ranks 33rd, which is an upper-middle level, but its memory is unambiguous. As long as it is properly trained during the puppy period, the dog can If the dog remembers your voice, the dog will never forget your voice in the future or even for the rest of his life.

　3. Lively and naughty

When a Samoyed is naughty, it can make people collapse every minute, especially when there is no exercise that satisfies the dog. If the dog is bored, he may keep chewing on the furniture at home. Therefore, the owner must be mentally prepared. When it's time to take your dog out for exercise, you must go and insist on training your dog during exercise. This can not only strengthen your dog's body, but also enhance the relationship between you.

　4. Strong vigilance

People who raise Samoyeds should be thankful that their dogs are quite alert. When they go to bed at night, they never sleep until dawn. They usually sleep in several times, as long as they sleep a little bit. Any movement will wake you up very quickly.

5. Less courageous

Even though Samoyeds are tall and big, they are very courageous. Sometimes, if you suddenly throw a stuffed toy to them, they will be so frightened that they dare not move for a long time; or On cloudy and thundery days, it will keep burrowing into its owner's arms, or hide in a corner and remain motionless.