We are often deceived by some angels and vaguely decide to raise pets. After a long time, we realize that keeping pets is also troublesome. Pets' clothing, food, housing, and travel all require our owners to take very careful care because pets are different from humans. A little carelessness may cause pets to get sick, and in severe cases, it may affect their lives. Today we are going to talk about the Samoyed. The Samoyed is a chubby dog and also one with a relatively large appetite. Some people want to raise it but worry that its appetite is too big, and they might not be able to sustain it. Today let's understand whether Samoyeds eat a lot or not?

Actually, a dog's appetite is measured based on the portion size set by the owner. When the Samoyed is a puppy, the owner should control its food intake, feeding small amounts multiple times. This way, the dog won't become noticeably fat during development and will feel full. Often, when a puppy eats and then wants to play, it proves it is full, and the owner does not need to continue feeding. Dogs will not refuse food offered by the owner, so even when the dog is full but the owner keeps feeding, it will continue to eat.

After the owner finishes feeding the dog, if the dog still stares at the bowl eagerly, it proves that the dog is not full yet, and the owner can add a little more food appropriately. During the dog's development, the appetite will gradually increase, which is quite normal, but don't add too much. The Samoyed naturally has a rounder figure. If the owner pays attention to the dog's physique, then during the dog's growth period, they must strictly control the Samoyed's diet to make it a slim pet dog.

Usually, the owner might also give the dog some snacks. If it is fruit, the editor especially encourages owners to feed it. However, if it is some snacks that humans usually eat, never give them to the dog. For dogs, this is not a snack. Many foods contain high amounts of salt. Dogs only know it's tasty food and will not care whether the food is harmful to them, so many times, the owner has to make the judgement.