Samoyed is an incredibly handsome dog with a very unique temperament. Samoyeds are also suitable for various groups of people to raise. The selection of Samoyeds has always been a concern for everyone, and purchasing skills for dogs are very crucial. Nowadays, the quality of dogs on the market is not very good, so today the editor will take you to see how to buy a purebred Samoyed!

Samoyed

Samoyed

First point: Because purebred Samoyeds are usually quite expensive, their vaccination and health care requirements are relatively strict. When buying a Samoyed, you should also request vaccination and deworming records or certificates from the original Samoyed owner. These records or certificates are very helpful for the Samoyed's future health care. Samoyeds that have not been vaccinated are not recommended for purchase, or you should require the owner to have the Samoyed vaccinated at a veterinary vaccination department before buying. It is best to pay a partial deposit first, and then after observing the dog is healthy for 3-5 days, bring the Samoyed home.

Additionally, it is best to learn about the original diet from the previous Samoyed owner. After the Samoyed comes home, feed it according to the original diet for a period of time before gradually adjusting the food. Sudden changes in feed may cause the Samoyed to refuse food due to intolerance.

Some people like raising purebred Samoyeds, but when purchasing a purebred Samoyed, one thing to remember is to ask the owner for the Samoyed's pedigree certificate. The pedigree certificate generally should include the breed, name, kennel name, birth date, sex, coat color, breeder, names of the littermates, related awards for participation in competitions and training, training results, registrant, registration number, registration date, etc. At the same time, a transfer agreement signed by both parties should be concluded, so that it can be re-registered and recognized by the related Samoyed association. If you do not complete this procedure, then your Samoyed will not be able to participate in competitions or breed with other Samoyeds in the future.

The above are some matters to know when purchasing Samoyeds. These matters will help you buy better dogs, and the health of Samoyeds is something we must pay attention to. These all relate to your future raising experience, and I hope everyone can keep them in mind.