Known as the Smiling Angel, the Samoyed is pure white all over and looks adorable, loved by many people. How is the Samoyed's personality? Samoyed personality analysis.

Now the Samoyed's smile has become popular worldwide. That sweet and forever lovable face has become the symbol of the Samoyed. At the same time, the Samoyed also has a rich pure white coat, perfectly sized black eyes, regarded as one of the most beautiful dogs among current breeds. Many families abroad like to raise Samoyeds because this dog is easy to maintain and helps maintain neighborhood relationships. Although the Samoyed has a strong physique, it never easily provokes "others" and maintains a friendly attitude towards all pets and people.

When encountering other animals, the Samoyed does not instantly start chasing games like the Husky, another sled dog breed. As long as the other party does not provoke it, usually it will not actively challenge. Samoyeds have had close relationships with humans for centuries, so they are very enthusiastic and trusting towards humans.

However, unlike other dog breeds close to humans, they generally will not actively stand up and place their paws on you to show affection. It is speculated that since in the icy landscape, humans did not like dogs to frequently stand up to express affection, so over long-term character development, the Samoyed gradually became more gentle.

When people see a Samoyed for the first time, they are almost always captivated by its beautiful appearance. Moreover, the Samoyed brings you different surprises at every growth stage. As a puppy, the Samoyed is very well-behaved and cute, resembling a teddy bear with snow-white soft fur that makes you want to hug it. Careful owners can even notice its double eyelids. The adult Samoyed retains its handsome face but gains a few more energetic and heroic qualities.

Alert upright ears, strong and upright body, and always agile movements — the whole body is full of vitality.

Especially noteworthy is, of course, the famous "Samoyed smile." Some say the Samoyed's smile is serene and charming, just like an angel. Its black lip lines curve upward slightly at the corners of the mouth, naturally forming a smile. In the icy snow, when people see this smile, do they feel a bit warmer?

As an outstanding working dog, breeders have put immense effort into cultivating the naturally high intelligence of the Samoyed. The American Samoyed Club (SCA) has established a series of honors and titles related to various work abilities of the Samoyed. These honors and titles also encourage breeders to work harder to discover and cultivate various excellent abilities of the Samoyed. This undoubtedly greatly promotes the development of the Samoyed’s intelligence and obedience.

Modern Samoyeds possess extraordinary comprehension abilities. They can quickly understand human language, expressions, and various gestures, sometimes even performing astonishing deeds.

For example, through training, Samoyeds can learn to skydive, becoming rescue dogs and saving travelers trapped by heavy snow in winter. Historically, there have been classic stories of Samoyeds parachuting to save people. Sometimes, clever Samoyeds even tell little lies. The famous animal behaviorist Lorenz once raised a Samoyed named Silly. This Samoyed was elderly and had significantly impaired eyesight. One day, when Lorenz came home from work, upon entering the yard, Silly suddenly bit him fiercely. When Lorenz loudly called Silly’s name, Silly abruptly ran out of the yard and barked furiously at a neighbor’s Samoyed.

At first, Lorenz did not understand what was happening. Later, several times whenever Silly mistook the owner, he ran to the neighbor’s doorstep and barked wildly at the innocent Samoyed there. Only then did Lorenz realize—Silly was "lying" to avoid the embarrassment of mistaking his owner.