Samoyed Dog (Detailed Introduction)

　　Because dogs are lively, cute, intelligent, and obedient, they have won the favor of many pet lovers. Dogs can bring a lot of happiness to humans, but besides bringing joy, what other benefits can dogs bring to people?
　　1. Can cultivate children's love: Caring for small animals and protecting living beings is a virtue advocated by humanity. If the family not only has others caring for the children but the children also have someone to care for, this can cultivate the child's love from an early age.
　　2. Can replace a spouse: Although it can be boring when the husband is not home, fortunately, there is a dog to keep company. Besides, dogs don’t smoke, don’t have athlete’s foot, don’t mind if you are fat; they won’t get drunk and demand you take care of them; you don’t need to worry about mother-in-law issues with their mother; giving them some food can make them feel cherished; when bored, they are willing to go for walks or shopping with you. In short, having a dog is much less troublesome than having a husband.
　　3. Can provide a good excuse to refuse guests: For those colleagues who love to freeload meals, say that your cat is moody and scratches anyone it sees. Others will definitely not dare to come and freeload again.
　　4. Can build relationships: If the pet’s gate is not closed tightly, it will run out, and once it runs off, you will have to search house by house throughout the courtyard and corridor. Won’t you get to know all your neighbors? When walking in the community, you often meet other dog walkers, offering an opportunity to chat.
　　5. Can be treated like children: Raising pets is akin to raising children, encompassing eating, drinking, toileting, sleeping, and more, except you don’t expect them to go to college or support their elders.
　　6. Can please the eyes: When in a bad mood, you look back at your favorite pet and then find yourself laughing through tears because of their teasing and posturing. Doesn’t that make you feel much better?
　　7. Can test your patience: To change their bad habits like urinating anywhere, scratching the sofa, or barking at night, you must patiently train them, just as you would train yourself.
　　8. Can be a confidant: Professional psychologists agree with keeping pets because pets can reduce their outpatient burden. When you need to cry and vent but can’t afford a counseling session, pets are your best confidants. Although they won't comfort you or provide treatment plans, having a talking companion is better than none.
　　9. Can appreciate in value: Since some keep pets for fun, others keep them to sell. Some dogs have sold for over 300,000 yuan, and a bird once broke the 100,000 yuan record. Although money has depreciated significantly now, many are still engaged in this field; who can say this isn’t a reason to raise pets?
　　10. Can enhance psychological resilience: Look, it brought another mole cricket and placed it beside the pillow. Such gifts are received almost daily: big stinky bugs, earthworms, sparrows, and the terrifying tail of a mouse. This kind of innate love is really a nuisance, but the dog is enthusiastic about it.
　　11. Can guard the house: Dogs are very sensitive to sounds, especially those of strangers. When burglars come, before the owner even notices, the dog’s barking not only alerts you but also scares away the thief.