What tips and tricks do you have to stop dog barking? Check out this video for more tips on Samoyed barking. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nHqBs5uoprGpac4.html

@kcviking2449

4 жыл бұрын

Belly rubs always work!

@burningicegaming6664

4 жыл бұрын

May I ask a question

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

They sure do, KCViking! Yeti loves his belly rubs!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

What’s your question, Burning Ice GAMING?

Im about to buy a samoyed puppy, you're helping me so much by teaching how to train puppies, tips and tricks and other useful things

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you Gufo64, we really appreciate it. I’m so glad to hear our tips have been helpful. We’ve done quite a few videos on new puppies and training tips. Sammies can be stinkers until they’re 2 years old, but a good way to way to prevent that is, never let them get bored. Active dogs = a lot of energy needs to spent. Yeti wakes up instantly from a deep sleep. His entire body leaps up onto all fours and he says ‘Mom, I’m ready to go. Play, give treats, walk me.’ Sammies have zero patience and they’re like alarm clocks. Once they get used to a specific schedule, they need that schedule to stay. They get upset, demanding and bark a lot when you’re not doing what the schedule says you have to do. Yeti kept me on track during the beginning of our KZread channel. He’d get upset if we didn’t film a few times a week. They keep you on task.

I have to say that "talking" and "barking" are completely different things. My 2 Sammies talk at me all the time. One just makes little howly noises, which are very sweet. The other makes kind of growly low pitched grunts and growls. They don't bark, so I don't mind at all. They only bark at two times: 1) when a dog walks by and 2) when they are going for a walk and are very excited. When they are going for a walk, it makes sense because - well, I don't know if you ever experienced a dog sled team when they are being hooked up before a run. They are so excited that they can't contain themselves. To train a Sammy to not bark, don't yell - they just think you're joining in, don't give treats when they bark - like you did in the video, and be very quiet and don't make eye contact with them if you want them to calm down. They will bark at you at first, but then after a while they get the idea. You have to be vigilant, as all dogs - Sammy or not - will train YOU instead of the other way around.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Due to the power of editing, it appears like I rewarded for barking. I do not. It’s simply due to having made cuts in my filming. Yeti always must be quiet and calm prior to getting any treats. He gets them once he’s quiet and calm. Never before. The reason it appeared like I gave them to him prior, was because of how I edited. My first Sam, Chewy, used to talk and bark. Yeti doesn’t talk much. He barks. He does get super excited to go on walks, especially prior to sled dogging.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Yeti doesn’t bark when another dog walks by. Did you watch the video, because I talk about dog sledding? I also say in the video, to not give them treats until they quiet down.

I live in a small townhouse next to someone with three Samoyed’s and there’s one in particular that just sets my teeth on edge and the neighbors just allow it to bark. Thank you for trying to train others with these very vocal dogs.

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome.

Damn these sammies don’t even bark a lot compared to mine they seem like angels hahahahahaha

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Best behavior while on camera. When I don’t have the camera, they are the most talkative breed of dog.

Beautiful dog!!!..My Sammy I had never barked unless you riled her up!!..cheers!!!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Michelle, for the compliment on Yeti. Bigby, the other dog I talk about (Quimby’s brother), is normally really quiet, probably similar to your Sam. Yeti loves seeing doggies on TV. When we watched this episode on our TV, Yeti was squeaking and started talking back to himself and Quimby. Glad that you and your Sam watched our episode!

The dog is chewing on the bullymake with so much appetite that I am hungry now

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Yeti sure is determined. He likes making everyone hungry.

I think the barking is cute, but I understand that living in the city esp an apartment the neighbours might get annoyed. But I still wouldn't stop those cuties for barking, I'd talk right back to them.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti always picks the most inopportune moments to bark. Like, within 5 minutes before the end of a show/movie, when the big moments are happening. He does it to ask for treats, rubs, more treats, film KZread. All we need, is just 5 more minutes, to find out who gets kicked off ‘Survivor.’ But, no, he doesn’t let us. A show that would take a half hour to watch, takes over an hour. Yeti is a wonderful dog, who I love so much. It’s fun having conversations with him. I love it when he tilts his head, side to side. I just periodically need a mute button.

Thank for you this video! As you know from my other comment I was looking into buying a Samoyed. I convinced my mother to get me one soon so I’m watching many videos on them. Although we don’t know when or if we will get one soon I still want to be ready if I get one. Sending love to you and Yeti ^-^

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome for the video. Yeti and I are glad you’re watching. You’ll be better prepared and will know how to train and work with a Sammy. Traditional dog training helps, but they need a bit of a different method to train. They’re extremely smart dogs. Training them can be difficult for a first time owner, so it’s good you’re watching to learn our tricks. You’re doing the right thing to help prepare yourself. You’ll be a smart, really good dog owner.

@rose51680

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Thank you! I've learned a lot from your channel and it has helped me understand a samoyed's behavior and needs (much more too).

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for saying those kind words. I appreciate it!

They sure are a vocal breed ... they also have a very nice singing voice.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

They sure are, Sliph. I do really like how expressive they are. Yeti isn’t as expressive as my first Samoyed was. Yeti likes to bark. My first Samoyed, would howl, awhoo and woo-woo all day. It was in sentence form and you could understand exactly what he was talking about. It takes some work understanding what Yeti has to say. When he begs me for treats, I know what he’s doing, but I like to tease him. He’ll glance at the treats, glance at me. When I still don’t ‘understand’ what he’s saying, he’ll sweep his head toward the treats. They all have different ways of communicating with us. It’s all so precious.

@outlookesp

4 жыл бұрын

XIomara does the glance, the head sweep,and the touching with thenose.

Thank you for posting this this helps my Samoyed Alaska, LOVES to bark! Thank you

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Bigby, Yeti’s buddy, doesn’t bark too much either, because Quimby does all the barking for both of them. Yeti’s somewhere in the middle. Samoyeds are expressive. Your Alaska (great name for a Sam!), will eventually begin to howl and woo-woo too. Enjoy your beautiful fuzzy!

I love your samoa

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Ravi Jadhav! We really appreciate it.

You actually can teach samoyed "quiet" and "talk" commands. They are very intelligent dogs.

@YetisPlace

11 ай бұрын

I was able to teach my first Samoyed, Chewy, 'quiet' commands. But Yeti's like, nope, heck you Mom. I'm gonna talk when I want to talk. Which is when he knows he's about to go on a walk or get treats. What I do, is I get him to sit and quiet. Once he's silent, he gets hooked up on his harness, or gets his treats. You never want to acknowledge the bad behavior, but do acknowledge their good behavior the moment they do what you want.

I love your hoodie 😊

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. There’s a link for them, in the video’s description.

I don't have a dog but still addicted to this channel

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you.

hey, saw your comment on Cathrin Mannings video and decided to pop by. hi!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hey, SIDE ADVICE! Thanks for stopping by! Cathrin is such an inspiration and has amazing videos. I’ve been working on Yeti’s Place for almost 2 and a half years, with 10,630 subs. I need to do what she says and really dig down into my videos, that have done well. Continue to keep producing videos on that exact same subject matter. For my channel, that’s centered on before buying a Samoyed, how to work with Samoyed puppy and puppy training tips.

You are right my Samoyed does talk a lot with different vocal. It is their feature

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Expressive Sammies

me and my family are getting samoyed im excitedd its about 2-4 months old

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah!!! Congratulations, Syrup Crash!

My favourite channel 💓

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Awww, thanks Ovevent_Kal. Glad to hear you like Yeti.

my family and i are getting a samoyed near the end of august, so these types of videos really help :) i can't wait to see her! and yeti's little woowoo's are so cute too

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, honeyy, for complimenting Yeti. Sammies are great dogs. You will adore your’s. Super excited for you to get a Sammy buddy.

@gimme31

3 жыл бұрын

same here lol. like this exact same comment applies perfectly to me.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

When a Sammy wants something, they bark a lot. Yeti’s barking so much right now, because he wants more treats. The only way to make him stop, is to give him more treats.

@aryadeepak8239

3 жыл бұрын

@@gimme31 so how's he/she?

@gimme31

3 жыл бұрын

@@aryadeepak8239 he's been amazing! his name is Yuki, he's 56 days old but already pees in his right spot! He'll miss here and there but hey, amazing so far.

I wanted to get this type of dog for christmas but my mom said that it barks too much and it disturbs my neighbours so this video will hopefully help.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

DBK , even with the video, Sammies are very talkative. If your Mom wants a quiet dog, even with the tips, they’re still expressively noisy dogs.

@dbk2532

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace So is there any breed that doesn't bark much?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Working breeds love talking. Sammies, Huskies, Malamutes. Schnauzers. The only times Sammies don’t talk, is when people come to the door or walk in the house. And, while we’re filming KZread. Some dogs that I’ve read about, that are more quiet, are the Bernese Mountain Dog, Irish Setter, Australian Shepherd, Borzoi and Besenji.

I love your tips and advice. I have had Judah a year on Valentines Day. He was a year old on Dec. 13th 2019. He has had some diarrhea today. Is it ok to give him Pepto Bismol ? If not, what do you recommend ?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I wouldn’t give Judah Pepto, unless it’s advised by the vet. Call the vet to ask. They may need to do a stool sample, to see if there’s a bug. They’ll probably put him on some dietary food for a few feedings, to help clean up the poopy butt. Poor baby fuzz. Hopefully, it’s just some type of bad tummy. Don’t give him anything meant for people, unless you’ve spoken to his vet.

@mrystov

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Thank you so much. I will call the vet tomorrow. I love your site.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Aww, thank you Mary, for loving our channel. We really appreciate it. I hope Judah is back to normal in no time.

I’m a tween and I’ve wanted a dog for nearly 7 years, I’ve always loved Samoyeds and would love to get one but I don’t really know how to get one, I also have pretty much 24 hours a day to play with one, and am prepared to try to completely redo my houses layout to fit a Samoyeds needs (with my parents permission of course). I also don’t know if I should get one as my first dog. Could you give some tips?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, Thomas Yuan. Samoyeds are great dogs, who bear a lot of responsibility. I would encourage you to have your parents also watch Yeti and I, as it will ultimately be their decision on the type of dog for your family. Samoyeds bear a lot of responsibility and a lot of grooming. I don’t have any doubts you and your dog would have a lot of fun wearing one another out. But, a Samoyed has a giant, long, thick double coat of fur that sheds epically. They require extensive daily brushing, which takes a long time, using multiple brushes. If you convince your parents this is the right dog for you, both of your parents will have you brush your dog. When I was a teenager, my parents made me brush my dog everyday. My dog loved being brushed, especially his belly. I can tell you, it takes time, energy and effort, to get your dog to enjoy being brushed. Again, please have your parents watch our videos too, so they know the type of dog you want and what they can expect.

@logunder4597

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place Thank you so much for the advice, My plan is to make a slideshow/presentation on why I should get a Samoyed, and how I will take care of it’s needs! I will share your channel with them. Your videos help so much with my questions. Thank you so much!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You're really prepared. Bravo, Thomas! The biggest selling point, is their really strong, high energy level that will never fade throughout their lives. They need to know that you are committed to taking care of your demanding dog, for years. Walking for miles per day, extensive grooming, non-stop barking.

@logunder4597

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place Thank you! I also plan to prove that I have the resolve to take the Samoyed on walks everyday pretty much by going on “walks” except instead of with a dog, it’s just me! I plan to do this for about 3-4 months to kinda of “prove myself”!

Our 12 weeks old Samoyed puppy barks A LOT when she gets overly exited. We have almost tried everything to get her to calm down a bit when meeting new people or other dogs. Do you have any tips or advice for us - because it seems like she can’t handle the excitement?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Yeti does the same thing. So do Quimby and Bigby, so did my first Sammy, Chewy. In fact, all the Sams I’ve met and known have done that. They’re such a happy breed, which oftentimes makes them very loud. Calm them down first, by getting them to sit, which may take a treat to distract. Once they’re quiet and sitting nicely, have the person say hello. When I’m able to get Yeti to sit, which could take a treat to entice, they calm and quiet down.

Do they ever stop barking? I used to have dogs that didn't bark except if someone breathed in the next mile or so....

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hey George! The only time Yeti is quiet, is when he’s eating, getting treats, or while filming. So, what you said, about breathing within a mile...yeah, that sounds about right.

Hello i wanted to ask if its ok when i live in a flat...im not really living in the city but kinda on the suburban...and i really want a samoyed cause he would really help me and some of the breeder said that they dont give dogs to people who live in a city without a garden ):

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Hello, Aespirin. It’s up to each breeder to decide who they’d like to sell to. There are many factors a breeder goes through. It may not just be that you don’t have a yard. If you haven’t owned a Sammy before, that could be a factor. They’re working dogs, who have boundless energy. If they’re not provided a lot of activity, plenty of long walks, they become destructive. They’re also extremely talkative dogs and become more so, when they’re not given what they want. They shed excessively and need nearly daily grooming.

@xmilusa

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace i love to groom and brush animals. Ive always wanted a dog who can help me with sadness and he would help me to get out more cause i know that i have to go for a walk it would make me really sad if the breeder would just say no even if i would do anything to make my dog happy ):

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

There’s more than one breeder.

Woof woof.. my dog chuckie passed awat last month for.7 years as family member..now we've got 3 street puppy dogs, they are 3 months old. i trained them like what you do to yeti.. 😁😊😊

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry to hear of Chuckie’s passing. That is so heartbreaking. You have a lot of wonderful memories. Wow, 3 puppies! Be patient and lots and lots of training. They’ll be great dogs!

@lonelydude8392

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace yes, we have a lot of good memories, documented in video so i make a tribute video for our dog. So right now we are focus to raised this 3 puppies

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

That’s really nice you did that. What breeds are the 3 puppies? Are they littermates? How big will they get?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You always asked to hear Yeti barking. Well, here you are.

@lonelydude8392

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace these 3 pups are i dont know how to say it but its just a simple breed of dogs..

My Samoyed always barks when we let him in the cage. Especially in the morning I don’t know why. When we first bought the cage he’s normally fine but after a few days he can’t stand being on the cage. He always bark, howling and that’s make me feel a little angry sometimes. Any tips for that?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Bring him a long walk, with plenty of playtime, prior to putting him in his crate. Make the crate enticing, by giving treats. I would backtrack a bit on the crate training. Start training while you’re home with him. Leave the gate open, lure him inside with a tasty treat. Plenty of verbal praise. Don’t close the door. Stay in the room with him. Do this multiple times a day, when you’re home with him. He knows that when he goes in his crate, he’s going to be left alone. Sams don’t like being left alone. Walk and play a lot before putting in his crate. Tired puppies, make easier to train puppies. Praise, work on training while you’re home with him.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

This video shows what I’m talking about. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nZZszsqklpa5fJc.html

@lalisamanoban9834

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you so much!!!❤️❤️

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome

I liked

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks

Haha. Well Skene certainly had a lot to say about Yeti's barking. Made it hard for me to hear the video! :D Samoyeds seem like a breed that enjoy talking, similar to huskies. My husky cross from many years ago loved to sing and talk. I love expressive dogs. Skene's barking at the barking is a whole other thing though! Some dogs use their voices more than others, I guess a bit like us humans... :)

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

It seems as though this video caused a few other doggies to bark back too. It’s a hit for the doggies! Those northern breed dogs, are certainly very expressive. Chewy, my first Sam, used to woo woo, howl and all types of talking. It was like he was a person. Very cute. I could understand everything he was saying.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I only see my reply to your comment. Just in case you posted another comment following mine.

@TheDogVlog

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace just saw your comment now. :) And yes, northern breed dogs, so expressive! Yeti has said hello to dogs worldwide with this video. :D Too bad he couldn't hear them say hi back. lol

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Oh goodness, Yeti would LOVE that!!!

@TheDogVlog

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace haha, he'd probably have a lot more to say back!

I Will in thuersday buy samoyed and i come here from serbio to see how i can teach him.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Congratulations, kosta adamovic! So happy for you. Bet you can’t wait! You’ll have to watch this playlist of our’s m.kzread.info/head/PLntoGso_YvhAtoO7KP17Jz7OjyvaE_tsU and this one m.kzread.info/head/PLntoGso_YvhAfDSJgWD-ciCHsLkTvRjW0 for more ideas on how to get through the first 2 years of owning a Samoyed. The most important thing to do, is just be patient with your puppy. It takes a puppy practice and your patience, but together, you guys will make a great team.

I live in apartment and I don't have soundproof wall and I want samoyed... what should I do?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Wait until you own a home, or move into an apartment separated from others. Sammies not only are extremely talkative which you really can’t stop, but they shed epically. Landlords wouldn’t allow Sams for those reasons. Their fur would clog all heating/cooling vents, when they get bored, they become destructive and would destroy an apartment. Sams aren’t good for first time owners. Their training requires different techniques than other breeds.

@sonalsutar4723

3 жыл бұрын

Ok

I want a Samoyed although I’m pretty lazy do I buy him

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

No. If you are too lazy to bring on multiple mile walks daily and play a lot with your dog, a Samoyed isn’t a good fit. Much too active of a dog. When they’re bored, they will literally eat your house and destroy everything you own.

Do you think female samoyed less energetic or is it just doesnt matter at all?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think it matters. My first Samoyed’s mother, was show dog named, ‘Enuff Already,’ due to the breeder having to always tell her that. They’re just as energetic and crazy as the boys.

My sammy keeps waking me up at 6 am ;( I gave him 3 times of walk & enough food everyday, he sleeps at 9pm, and bark at 6am. I did ignore him until 6:30 so he knows our wake up time. but there’s no way of keeping him quiet. I need my peaceful sleep sometime. can you help me ?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Sammies are so routine oriented, it’s humorous for them, but not as much for us. You could shift his bedtime to a half hour later. 9:30pm to 6:30am. Or 10pm to 7am. Keep him up by playtime and a final outside potty check immediately before bedtime, followed by good boy treats.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I hear your pain. I’m the late to the bed parent. I bring Yeti outside before my bedtime. My husband is the early to bed, early to rise parent. Yeti has the routine though, of following me to the bathroom, where he lays outside the door. A bit after I go to bed, he lays right in our bedroom doorway, panting profusely and loudly. Wakes my husband, to drag him to the family room, or upstairs to another, cooler bedroom. Yeti doesn’t like sleeping alone, but the bedroom is too warm for him.

@MomoTaroSamoyed

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you so much for listening. i know i'm not alone in this journey. I guess i just have to adapt with the new morning routine (which is more to the benefit for me, if I think about it) hope your family safe & healthy all the time!

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Sammies are crazy about keeping consistent schedules. You stay safe too.

I think my older girl, Anastasia, just likes to hear herself bark. I do try to figure out what she's barking at. I try to tell her I don't speak Sammie. She gets quite loud when trying to make a point. She's very sassy, and it's harder to train my younger girl, Petra, when she's around. She will bark at me to stop training her... I guess out of wanting the attention on her? Just not sure, but still trying to learn the Sammie language. XD

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

The Sammy language is they always want you to do what they want to do. Mom, bring me on a walk. Mom, throw my ball. Mom, throw my hedgehog honking/squeaking toy so I can watch it fly past my head and then I can bark at you so you can go get it for me. Mom, I want treats. Mom, rub me….psyche! Mom, catch me….you can’t catch me because I’m faster than you. Mom, did you say my buddies Quimby and Bigby are coming over in top secret code?! Mom, your show is 3 minutes from ending, now’s the time for you to play with me again. Mom, I wanna go outside so I can hang out and just sniff the sky. Sammies get us to do what they want. We’re not in control. They’re in control. If we choose to ignore them, then yes, you’re right. They bark harder and louder and get up right in your face. You can hide under a blanket, but they just think, OH BOY! Mom’s playing a game! I love games! You can’t stop a Sam from barking. But, you can understand what they want and try to beat them to it. You’ll get to know their crazy facial expressions before they’re about to bark, so you’ll be able to curb it.

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Sammies love training. It’s just not a simple sit, stay, down, come. They get bored too easily and will bark and destroy things. You just have to make it a game for them. Then they bark because they’re having a great time.

yeti < 3

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hi, Mochi! Hope all is well with you. Thanks for watching our new video!

I am watching this outside and when Yeti starts barking, a few of my neighbors dogs started barking 🤣 I bet they thought Yeti was in our yard!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Oh dear! That’s funny! You must have good speakers, Suzy.

@SuzyTopAgent

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace apparently so and since it's early before 9am, all you hear are birds and watching KZread from my cell phone, it just amplified and they all started barking one after another 🦮🐶🐩🐕‍🦺🐕🤣

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

That’s really funny, Suzy! All due to society being on standstill, your neighbor dogs figured they’d help Yeti.

Are they really that hard to train? I want a loyal, obedient, big dog but idk if the Samoyed is the one. And are they really dog friendly and at what times do they really bark?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, Reese Maile. They are difficult to train, because they’re very smart. One of the world’s smartest breeds of dog. You have to think like they do and always be one step ahead of them, to be able to successfully train one. That can be sometimes be difficult, even for a seasoned dog trainer. They’re not good dogs for first time owners, due to the difficulty training, endless shedding and their talkativeness. They bark all the time, even while sleeping. Very talkative dogs. They talk for happy reasons. They love and adore all people. Kids are their favorite people. They are good with other family pets, if you train them that the other animal, is a pet.

@reese-zz8bk

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Thanks!! I am still considering if I want to get this breed and if it will be the right pet for me and if the dog will be happy in my home. You helped me alot!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome, Reese Maile. A great, potential dog owner, looks into breeds and asks good questions. You know what the right fit is for you. There’s a lot to consider with dog ownership. They’ll be your buddy for over a decade, so it’s a decision you’re approaching the right way.

our pup didnt bark from the begining but its kind of sad because she doesnt howl either which i would like

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

My first Sammy, Chewy, used to howl and bark in very expressive, sentence-like barks. I loved his howls, because you knew exactly what he was saying. Yeti rarely howls. He barks a lot, which is full out barking. Yeti’s buddies, Quimby and Bigby, are like this....Quimby barks and sometimes howls. Bigby, is like your pup. Stealthy Bigby, the quiet Sammy. But boy, when he talks, you listen.

Actually is it impossible to train the samoyeds to stop barking? Every midnight the neighbours will be annoyed and the next they I'll get complaints from . Do you have any solutions to teach me how to solve this problem.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

It sounds like your Sammy lives outside. Please don’t let them live outside. They need to always be with their people. Your Sammy is barking, because he really needs to live inside. When they live inside with their humans, they quiet down.

@nathanchong3374

3 жыл бұрын

Nope. My sammy lives indoor.

@nathanchong3374

3 жыл бұрын

Oh! Or maybe I should start training him to stop barking as quick as possible while he is still in a small age right? My sammy is still 4 months old. Just like rewarding treats when they start getting quite?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You should start training, the day they come home.

Уже трое ❤

My Samoyed barely barely barks only when excited.

@DarkDragonsTwo

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t need any assistance just to say there are quiet ones

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Bigby, Yeti’s buddy, is quiet too. Probably because his brother, Quimby, is so talkative. Enjoy your quiet Sam. Thanks for commenting, RyGry.

@kristianskov4841

3 жыл бұрын

You sure your dog is a Sammy? Had mine for 9 years now, and he barks ALL THE TIME......!! When bored, when excited, when hungry, when in "need of attention", when "in need for snacks.......

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

As far as the original comment, I too was wondering the same. Although, I know of one Sam, named Bigby, who’s always quiet, thanks to the other Sam, Quimby, who talks enough for both of them. Yeti is definitely a Sam. His dad is an international champion. He barks a lot. The only time I can get him to be quiet, is when we’re filming KZread. Quimby, never stops barking.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Kristian, you missed one....even while sleeping. Yeti sleep barks. They like to be expressive.

Do you have any recommendations about how to get them used to being in large crowds of people/dogs without reacting to bad?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, Jade_Draws! Start small. Introduce to small groups of people. Work your way up. Samoyeds are really excited and happy to meet everyone, but they must learn not to be overly excited. Calm them down, have them sit, prior to meeting someone. Once they’re sitting, then have the person say hi. Start small, with small groups of people and work your way up.

Obožavam Samojede

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

Impossible not to love a Sammy!! They're so FLOOFY!!

So many floof clouds

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, a lot of floof. Quimby and Bigby are Yeti’s besties.

With This Vid, And The Tapes Of Them Barking, I Do Not Know How Will I Sleep, It Might Wake Up My Family Members Too, And Its Just Not Fun To Be Around.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Sammies are very talkative. The reason they were so talkative, was because they had so much energy. They had to play, to wear off the energy, so they’d be quiet. If you own one Samoyed, that’s walks, playtime, have them help you carry sticks and lawn debris. Then, they’re quiet. You want them to live inside with you, otherwise, they will bark non-stop.

what tips and tricks we do? we ignore our puppy til he kinda silences himself than we reward him and play with him cuddle him. whatever he whants really. works like a charm. He is kinda getting sassy wich he does alot. When he whants to walk he tries to grab the leesh. Bring it to me or the lady i have if he gets it. Than we go with him. if he playes with my pants and leesh we stop 2mins max or til hes calm and than walk more. If he jumps or is to exicted and barking outside that i do not really are about. I only care if he is to exicted. Wich usially means trying to grab leesh zoomies with leesh on and trying to grab my pants. Than i sit him down and he just have that cheeky smile. on closed playground i dont care what he does. He can bark zoomies and sniff around and poo and be silly all he whants. Espesicially when we bring hes playmates. Than let them have their me me time. We only care if he starts acting a bit to much stupid. The usial grabbing things he shouldnt or digging he shouldnt. Grabbing my wifes jacket cause its funny thats a no no. and my pants ofc. Thats the only time we react. We also train him in obidience and he is very obidient we do have treats with us juuust in case hes a bit exicted.

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Glad he’s a good boy.

@sebulller

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace most of the time is the cuddling and belly rubs and play he barks. Else its the nordic talk as we call it when hes sassy. But it takes alot of time hes not fully obidient not without treats :P so it is hard work but its fun and if you put the effort into it you get such a better dog for it. so im very thankfull my wife actually does the training alot. I do some but she is the most dedicated in that regard. However im the one grooming him and teaching her. So thankfull she does the training cause truth be told i do not have the patience with it. So i do walks and training just the basics. But shes already moved on to more advanced. I do cuddle him alot too. Giving him to many treats (what my wifey says) She corrects me alot and i correct her in grooming department. Since im very experinced with grooming cats.

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Grooming a Sam is job in and of itself. I do Yeti’s grooming and his training. My husband walks him and lets Yeti do the complete opposite of what he was trained by me to do. My husband also walks Yeti through weeds, prickers, tree sap and all kinds of messes, to make my grooming more difficult.

@sebulller

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace i put some old music on. Call My puppy than i start with Paws head chest belly sides and finally the back. Mean while My wife gives him treats or distracts him. Thats soo awsome. I also do let her do it. It is fun when u are doing it. But when done omg the energy level. Broen back and walk time he does love to be groomed so thats a No problem. I do love to groom him make him pretty.

Lately my Sammy Ralf has discovered it's rabbit season. Unfortunately when he scares one up that I don't see first he takes me for a ride. Other than taking him to a leash free park where he can play with other dogs, do I have any other choice ?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Sammies do love hunting rabbits, squirrels, rodents, woodchucks.…SKUNKS. Yeti too, has darted off super quickly after any of them and has taken me with him. I suffered a rotator cuff strain as a result of his adventures. They’re very powerful dogs, who love great chases. The positive thing about their chases, is the suburb energy release. One of the purposes of Sammies, is hunting small prey and herding reindeer. Unfortunately, we are unable to control that sudden excitement and very quick, forceful lunge they feel when they catch grass and leaves rustling, due to a small animal. Dog parks are phenomenal energy releases and are much easier on your body. You can unleash your dog there, giving your body a bit of reprieve. I’ve also found walking Yeti in town, on sidewalks, through our neighborhood, is more comfortable than walking on a trail. Especially as my strained rotator cuff recovers from Yeti getting super excited. If you choose to walk in town, stay away from dog treat stores and ice cream stands. They also result in extreme, stubborn, powerful Sammy pulling. Your Sam might also become awfully determined to go the opposite direction of you. In that case, sometimes you periodically have to give in. I have found that treats are a great distraction, so please bring them on your walk.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Ralf is a cutie!

@Frank-px2gq

3 жыл бұрын

Thank You, Ralf

Everyone says “Samoyed” differently i don’t knowww what there actually calls

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

They’re pronounced like how I pronounce Samoyed. My influences are the professional dog show circuit and professional Samoyed breeders.

There are only two ways to stopXiomara barkig. Do what she wants or squirt water in her face. If I do what she wants then I make sure I tell her Iam doing it because I want to do it and not because she is demanding it and I make he rwait She sometims "woowoo"s but mostly barks and never that talkative, melodic thing. . I am trying to get her to"ask"for hertreats but all she does is get more excited andn leap up and down. .

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Xiomara is a true Samoyed! They sure do get excited when asking for treats....and everything else. For some reason, Bigby is normally really quiet. Probably because Quimby talks enough for both of them. Bigby is stealthy. Yeti is a good in between. Quimby has been squirted in the face a few times with water. It doesn’t help. It doesn’t work to get him to stop talking. Quimby adored my late Samoyed, Chewy, who was older than they were. Quimby kept getting closer and closer to Chewy, when Chewy would bark, telling him to back away. Chewy bit Quimby a few times, because Quimby just never learned to back away when Chewy started to snarl at him. Quimby always thought it meant to get closer. Yeti sometimes has to run and hide from Quimby. Quimby still hasn’t learned to back away. Yeti just thinks, ok, I’ve had enough, going to hide in the bathroom. Yeti always enjoys hearing me read your stories, Terry.

@outlookesp

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace she is lying with her head on my foot right now. Her Dad doesn't do smaller dogs and my son was trying to restrain him a few weeks ago and my son's leg got in the way of Rocky's mouth resulting in a nasty puncture injury. My son tried to treat it himself as he didn't want to bother the medics with this virus about but when it wasn't improving he went to the doctor who told him if he had left it another two weeks he would have lost his leg 😨. He is on antibiotics and a cream but still not responding. Has to go back to doctor next week.