If you have ideas for subjects you'd like Yeti and I to discuss, please comment down below. Do you think a Samoyed would be a good first-time dog? Be aware, Yeti is not always as calm and relaxed as he is on film. He knows he has to behave on camera.

I’ve been watching your videos religiously for the past month! We’ll be picking up our Samoyed puppy this Saturday and these videos have given so much guidance and information for our new little land cloud ☁️

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Awww, thank you. I’m glad to hear Yeti and I have been helpful. A lot goes into owning a cute, fluffy Sammy. I started the channel, to help people understand and work with them better. Your Sam will have a great home, pilpilpil.

This was so true!!! Thanks for sharing!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome! Thanks for commenting and watching, Kristin R!

I honestly think they’re cute when they’re puppies, and just as cute when they’re adults.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

They grow into beautiful fluffy clouds that are irresistible.

@subyouwont

2 жыл бұрын

I think adults are much cuter, I would adopt and older dog if I didn’t want to socialize and train from early life

We have a 7 month old and I haven’t done tons of research since we were first getting him. So I’m here to refresh my memory, thank you for the info!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome, Mayor of Mischief. Glad we could help you with your cute, new fuzzball.

Your videos really help me learn what i should know and do before i get a samoyed thank you so much

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Thank for watching our videos. We really appreciate it! Glad we could help you. Sammies are great dogs, once you’re able to anticipate how to raise them.

Great video. You are spot on about Sammy's tendencies and personalities. My Sophia could be very stubborn but reacted well if you changed your tone of voice. They know if you are not happy with them and they will always try to please their family. LOVE Yeti!!

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Richard, for the compliment and for loving Yeti. I’ve discovered that sometimes, even with changing your voice, a Samoyed is still going to do what they want to do. Case in point....Yeti normally loves filming KZread videos....until last night. Filmed 2 episodes and he didn’t want his treats, didn’t want to film, kept wandering away. I had to put his leash on him, because I needed film. Sometimes, Sammies are like 2 year old kids. Good thing Sophia listens if you change your voice. I’ve experienced, that sometimes, even if I change my voice, they know what you want them to do. Like, when I want to brush Yeti. Mind readers. 😆

Great video! And Yeti looks lovely. My wife and I are getting a Sammy in early December. We will work hard to train him and make him feel happy at home. I did have a Yorkie previously but I am sure those are two totally different experiences haha.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Congrats on your upcoming fuzzy baby, Critical Strikes. There is a big difference between a Yorkie and a Sammy. You’ll be prepared though. Your Sammy will bring you so much joy and happiness.

I’ve never heard Samoyeds pronounced that way, but he’s so pretty!

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for Yeti’s compliment. My influences for name pronunciation, are the professional Samoyed dog show circuit in the USA. It’s the way many professional breeders pronounce their name.

@subyouwont

2 жыл бұрын

It’s where the “Sammy smile” comes from

Thank you for doing these videos, I am gonna adopt samoyed puppies and I never had a dog before. These videos are helping me a lot.

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

I'm so glad!

Great video

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

Been looking at all your posts :) We just got a pup 2 weeks ago, we fell in love with her on sight

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Ohhh, auraly, that is wonderful news! Congratulations on your baby fuzz! New Sammies are so precious, adorable and lovable. They grow fast, so be sure to soak it all in, take a lot of pictures and video. They just get cuter by the day and you fall deeper in love with them each day. Thanks for watching and commenting, auraly!

@auraly

5 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Will do, we made a special page for her on fb .. So we can share the fluff and keep all the pictures . She's 11 weeks old now and sooooo beautifull She is so special to us, we waited a long time before getting her We wanted to be sure a Samoyed was the right fit for our family

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

I’m glad you wanted to see if a Samoyed would be a good fit for your family. They are wonderful dogs, as long as you know how to work with them. Your little girl will test you over the next 2 years. Be patient, change up how you say ‘no’ because a Samoyed, starts to think that ‘no’ is a fun game. Bring her to puppy training so she can meet other puppies. Socialization is important while she’s little. Good job on starting a Facebook page. Sammy pups are the cutest thing ever.

Lovely video.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you. Glad you enjoyed it, nihonkokusai.

I'm glad I found your channel!!!!...Yeti is beautiful!!!!!...I never got another dog after I lost my Sam...But am considering getting another.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you for finding our channel, Michelle. It is so immensely painful to lose a pet. I was heartbroken beyond belief, when I lost my first Sam. It takes a long time to heal and begin to wrap your head around getting a new pup. Each Sam is completely different from a precious Sam. New personalities, new adorable traits. You’ll know once the moment is right for you.

Had a wonderful Samoyed for 12 years.. great traveling dog.. went from Yukon to Florida from California.. he was a mellow dog and easy .. loved the ocean but only wading in water as fur will make buoyancy a problem.. Saved his fur after daily brushing for lady to spin and knit us sweaters.. wonderful yarn that sparkles.. he was a love to all others and great with kids and other dogs.. a daily walk was cool enough for him and he got over the puppy stage within a year and a half. .lots of grooming is critical with these dogs or matting becomes horrendous

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Your Samoyed sounded like such a lovely dog. They certainly do enjoy hanging out with their families. I bet those sweaters were exceptionally warm! I would love to have Yeti’s fur made into a sweater. I just have to find someone who can spin and knit into a sweater. Their coats are so beautiful. Bob Hargis, thank you so very much, for taking the time to watch and comment on our video. It’s always so special reading stories like your’s.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

All the Samoyeds I’ve been around, haven’t liked wading deeper than to the top of their legs. I could only imagine the heaviness of their fur.

i will totally subscribed

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Awww, thanks, chie Bernabe! Yeti and I really appreciate it!

The roller skates idea is awesome!

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

If it’s summertime or very warm in spring/fall, do the roller skates early morning. Please bring water and don’t go too far. Sams don’t have the endurance of a Husky.

@jaycilangehennig2059

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace I sincerely appreciate you informing me.

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome!

Wow mom! Your hair grew back so fast!!! Its magic!! ;) Yeti was very good today, such a long video and he did well. Good job!

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Haha, the magic of quick hair grow. It’s movie magic! Jiggy77XD, it was a video I had not edited before my haircut. Yeti was not having last night’s filming session though. He did not like his treats, didn’t want to stay put. I had him on his leash and he still kept wandering away. He’s normally so good while filming, enjoys seeing himself on TV. He has become an unpredictable diva dog.

I’m watching this in preparation for our baby boy coming home in 20 days!!!

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Oh boy! Congratulations, Sonja, on your upcoming puppy boy! They’re so cute when they’re little.

Hi! Question: do you need to brush out the fluff everyday? Or can I just do a 10 minute session everyday to prevent buildup??

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Their fur is thick and super long, so a quick 10 minute brush, wouldn’t do enough. It takes anywhere from a half hour (quick brush out), to 2 hours to groom a Samoyed. I don’t have the time to brush Yeti everyday, but I do brush him a few times a week, for about 45 mins to an hour and a half. Samoyeds have high grooming demands. They don’t get stinky and dirty though, which makes it easier.

@miaipadkid8697

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thankyou!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome, Knockoff James Charles!

@yaboyj09

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace LMAO

@yaboyj09

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace ROASTED

I love your channel and your so kind! I’m thinking of getting a Samoyed puppy and I need some tips. I’d be happy if you could help!

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your kind words. I really appreciate it. What tips would you like?

I’m looking into getting a Samoyed and have done lots of research We have a family of five and my mom works for about an hour to an hour and a half at a time and then comes home And also my brother is always home so that too We have a cat currently so looking into getting a puppy We plan on giving two walks a day and lots of play time and exercise and we have a dog park 5 minutes away Also we have a huge yard so that’s cool We are planning to bring him/her to puppy training We’re getting hard wood floors to replace our carpets so it’s easy to clean We are about to sell our consession stand so we don’t care about the hair getting into our food 😁 Oh and we also live in Duluth MN so definitely not hot here And we also have like no neighbors bc our driveway is so long We’ve had a golden retriever in the past and she was amazing I am fully committed no matter what What do you think? Are we ready? -Thank you

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

If your parents think you’re ready, you would be ready. They’re inside dogs, meant to live inside with their owners. They are wonderful dogs, who do become destructive if not given playtime and activity. A lot of grooming. Yeti and I are from Wisconsin, so I can tell you, Duluth would be a great area. They love the winters and are designed for them. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I got hardwood floors, after my first Samoyed decided he didn’t like carpet. He shred the carpet into a giant pile.

@subyouwont

2 жыл бұрын

Be *very* careful brining your dog to a dog park, those aren’t regulated enough and can cause bad memories and trauma in a dog which can ruin confidence. My sisters dog is afraid of children because a 5yro chased her dog at a dog park, not a great quality for a pit mix in the suburbs Absolutely you should bring your dog there for exposure and desensitization training

I love your account and Yeti. I've wanted a sammy for as long as I can remember, but I'm a full-time student living in an apartment with two cats. I've never owned a dog before on my own, but I grew up with one until age 7. Is it a bad idea for me to get a puppy sammy now? theyre just soo sweet

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Grace, for loving our account and Yeti. He is such a sweet dog. If you’re a full-time student, owning a Samoyed would be a big distraction to your college studies. They might not be allowed in apartment,, due to their constant vocal exercises (you don’t get to hear Yeti too frequently, because he’s so good on camera) and constant excessive shedding. If they’re bored, they eat your house and everything inside it. It takes awhile to effectively potty train a Samoyed. They’re large dogs, which many apartments don’t allow. I would wait until you’re done with college and own your own home. I’m sorry if that wasn’t what you want to hear, but I want to be honest. There are many large Samoyed channels, where they feature Samoyeds being cute, adorable Samoyeds. My channel, is about being honest and sharing stories about the breed with you, so you can make an educated decision about owning one. In time, you’ll be ready to own a Samoyed. Thank you for your question and for watching our videos, Grace.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Aleksandra Atanasova, female Samoyeds can sometimes, but not always, be more calm and relaxed than males. Yeti has gotten more crazy and demanding, the older he becomes, because he knows which buttons to press to get what he wants. Your little girl sounds so precious and very special.

@talkbeautytome8815

3 жыл бұрын

Aleksandra Atanasova Would you be willing to share the breeder information? I’m looking for less vocal Samoyed 😊

@i-asiahfrazier6812

3 жыл бұрын

@Yeti's Place Where do you find the cart(?) for dog pulling? What are they actually called?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

A dog sled?

My mom is considering getting a Samoyed puppy. She grew up with 14 dogs and knows how to take care of them. We’re a family of four here (1 adult, 3 kids). All teenagers. We get back from school at around 4 pm-6pm on weekdays and my mom works from home. My sister and I are athletes so we do everything we can to get exercise daily. We’ll mostly keep the dog downstairs because we have wood and cool tile downstairs and carpet upstairs. We have an enormous backyard and patio. The patio has a fan and cooled cement (does not get hot). I live in Houston, Texas so it gets rather hot down here but we have central ac and cooled floors indoors. We also have a playground out back. There is a giant Cul-de-sac in front of my house for additional exercise space as well as a park and dog park a 2 minute walk away. Also, my mother and I are clean freaks and already vacuum everyday. We also have 2 roomba vacuums upstairs as well as downstairs so the shedding isn’t a big concern of ours. Would a Sammie be a good fit for my family?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

With the recent conditions you guys faced in Texas, wow, I couldn’t imagine how stressful that was for you guys. Keep in mind, Sams need to always be with their families. When you’re away from home, they do need to go in their crate. They also will always need to be on a leash. If they see a squirrel or other animal, they will take off. Sammy fur will kill a Roomba. Get a ShopVac, a Dyson, something that’s easy to take apart on a an everyday basis to untangle all the fur that would get trapped. During the Texas summers, only bring outside in the early morning, late evening, before the sun sets. They get really warm, really quickly and can overheat, suffer heat strokes. Be careful with a Sammy in Texas, during the summer. Dog parks are fantastic. There, you can unhook your pup from the leash and let him run all over the place. You’ll want to talk with your family, providing the points I’ve listed and any other questions for your parents. I do know Sams live in Texas and are happy with air conditioning. If your Mom has decided that’s the breed she’d like, they’re such sweet dogs. Just watch more of my videos, as they can be quite difficult to handle between 4 months and around 2 years old. If you know and understand how to work with them, that’ll make that time frame less troublesome.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I have videos on crate training, before getting a Samoyed, training tips, among so many other helpful videos. You can search my ‘playlist’ on the top of my video Home page. I have a lot of helpful videos playlists.

Do you live in the Midwest? You sound exactly like everyone in my old neighbourhood in Wisconsin, haha❤️

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Yeti and I live in Wisconsin, Medha.

So cuteeeeeeeee♡

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

I've read that if you get a double coated dog fixed, the way they shed changes. One person described an intact dog as a "blizzard" for a few weeks once or twice a year, and when they are fixed, it's a little bit of snow all year long.

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Oh dear! Oh, that’s funny. So, I’ve been around neutered and un-neutered boy dogs. My first Samoyed, Chewy, was neutered when he was 6 months old. Epic shedder. Huge, massive clumps of giant fur balls year round, even after daily brushing. I loved him. Previous videos, have featured Yeti’s friends, Quimby and Bigby. Both neutered boys. Epic shedders. Yeti, is not neutered. Epic shedder. It’s a massive blizzard year round with either neutered or in-neutered Samoyeds. Even with professional grooming....massive blizzards. They are so hard not to love and adore though. Invest in a commercial workshop vacuum and wood floors.

@Ahlnie

5 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Yuki hardly sheds at all when she isn't blowing her coat, I wonder if different lines have coats that act differently and respond differently to sterilization. It could just be male vs female though, don't the guys have big fluffy manes? That would probably make a lot of stray fluff.

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Yeti has a big, thick, poofy mane.

I have been watching your channel and doing research. I really want a samyoed, but am having a hard time finding some. I have been looking for good breeders, but am having trouble getting one! Do you know any breeders or how I can adopt one?

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

If you live in the United States, you can search for breeders by looking at the Samoyed Club of America. They have an online site SamoyedClubOfAmerica.org . If you live outside of the USA, do a Google search for Samoyed clubs near you. You can also search Google for Samoyed Rescue Clubs near you. Good luck, Taitum Hutto!

She that she puppy’s smiling Sammy are the cutest when look at yetis face it’s so precious and I love smiling Sammy because there like a cloud I have always wanted to touch a cloud and here she is playing and hugging and kissing one I am very jealous 😂 😆 😝🥰❤️

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti keeps trying to kiss me. He is very poofy and really soft. His head is so soft. His fur is really long. He is like a cloud.

I looooove smile Sammy and there round pointy ish who’s there just cute love theeeeemmmm I can’t wait in till I get one been searching so much for a great Breeder so I can get a great Smiling Sammy like yeti

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Best wishes to you in getting one. They are great doggies!

hi, so my family and i are set on getting a samoyed in just under a month, but i want to make sure if there's anything about my lifestyle that i could change or adjust to help out my upcoming best friend. so, i live in a medium sized house, with a fenced backyard, and there is always at least two people home. two of my younger siblings are about 5 and 6, but they are gentle and really love dogs. all of my family in the household has experience with dogs (my younger siblings have a little bit as well! they know how to handle medium to large dogs, since my neighbors and other family members have at least two). there is a dog park about 5-10 minutes away, and i will make sure to give my samoyed plenty of exercise. i live in alaska, and i don't have to worry about it being too hot, luckily. we have all hardwood floors, except in my parents' room, but the samoyed would sleep in my room, and wouldn't have much reason to go there. the house is almost always clean, and every place the dog would be is already puppy-proofed, since we kept everything baby-proofed since my siblings were babies. my family is fairly active, other than me and my siblings. we're quite a bit more active. i go out for walks multiple times a day on my own, so i won't need to change that too much. i will be the main caretaker of the dog, and i have a lot of free time everyday, so i can dedicate that to the samoyed. even if i am for some reason not home (and not with the puppy), my family is still willing to play with and entertain our samoyed puppy. is there anything that i should change or anything i haven't mentioned that i should add? i'll be glad to change anything to keep our dog safe and happy :) also sorry if this is long, i just really care and wanna make sure everything is good before we bring a new best friend home!

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Your Samoyed, sounds like they will have a great home. A few months ago, Siberia hit 100 degrees. There have been many times during the winter, when Alaska has been much warmer than Wisconsin was, during the polar vortexes. Alaska, however, is a perfect climate for a Sam. Yeti and all the other Sams I’ve known, get really excited when it snows. My first Sam, Chewy, loved chasing snowballs. When they’d land and disappear in the snow, they squeak, trying to find their special ball. It sounds like you’ll provide a great home for a Sam. We’re all apprehensive and nervous about providing good homes. Sams adore people and the more time they spend with their humans, the happier they are. You guys will be a great fit.

@honeyy383

3 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place okay, thank you so much, i can't wait to bring our new pup home!

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You’ll have a great time! Alaska is a perfect fit for a beautiful Samoyed.

So this is my first time looking at getting a dog. I rent a house with almost all wood floors (the upstairs is carpeted), live with 3 other roommates who are my friends. One of my friends has owned a dog before and he is a dog trainer. I work a weird shift 12pm-9pm but I was thinking of having someone come to the house when one of my roommates isn't home until 4. And then they'd be alone for a an hour and a half and then one of my roommates will be home. I'm not getting one immediately as they are expensive so I will be reading up and studying until then. I was wondering on what your opinion on me getting a Sammy would be and what should I really study up on. I do plan to spend loads of time with them and playing with them alot. The only time I'd really be away from them is when I go to work.

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Hello, DILLIGAF0828. I work the exact same shift as you. Yeti's Dad works 8am-5pm and comes home over lunch to walk Yeti. While your Samoyed is a puppy, it would be smart to crate him/her so they won't eat your house (crate train until 2 years old) and have potty accidents. You're smart to read up on Samoyeds and study their breed, as they're stubborn dogs who do not train easily. Extremely smart dogs, who love all people. Inside dogs, who are hard working dogs and need a ton of exercise and playtime. Otherwise, they become bored and destructive. Be sure to always walk them on a leash because they would run away. Study everything you can about Samoyeds. Talk to breeders, watch KZread about their breed, look at SamoyedClubofAmerica.org to view everything about Sams. Good luck to you!

We have recently moved form our flat to a hosue ont he edge of town. We are surrounded by countryside and Xioamra loves it.. She chases goats and rabbits and loves the horses and of course other dogs. She has also chosen to sleep outside again. I was just realluy sick for a day and didn´t see her all day. I got a great welcoem when I got up this morning,

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Xiomara’s herding instinct is on full display! Very special! She wants to sleep outside, instead of inside with her family? Is your backyard fenced in? If she sees a wolf, coyote, deer, or another wild animal, her herding instinct will kick in and off she’ll run. Be sure to also have her on monthly medicines to prevent ticks, heartworm and whatever bugs are in your area.

@outlookesp

5 жыл бұрын

No wolves, coyotes or deer round here in coastal-rural Spain... I have heard that there are wild boar not to far from us but have never seen one. She prefers the front patio and always barks if I put her out back.. She is a very nosey dog and likes to see what is going on and the attention from passers by. The neighbours love her. She did escape one night but returned black and wet about 30 minutes after I got up.. The gate was open so now I make extra sure that the bar is right accross. Thsi was just before she went on heat! Whils she was onh eat a local male followed us everywhere and camped outside our door overnight. That night I brought her in. He howled all night. By lunchtimehe had given up and gone. He was quite a pretty dog with one brown eye and one blue but she is not grantign her favours to anything else but a Sammy.. I keep telling her it is my job to find her a suitor. ,She wears a collar against all those nasties.....

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Xiomara sounds amazing. Quite the beauty. Glad to hear she came back safely. Chewy used to be free while he walked him in one area. He discovered skunks while free. Just when you think your eyes only water from a cold or allergies.

@outlookesp

5 жыл бұрын

She is amazing.....So glad ot have her in my life....

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

She’s a special girl.

What do you think about getting a sammy if i live in a place where its constantly hot? like usually 30 celsius

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

If you have air conditioning and walk with plenty of water during the morning and evening, when the sun is down. Sammies are from Siberia. Yeti gets very warm, when I’m in jeans and a sweatshirt. When it’s warmer, he cries when he goes outside, due to being too warm. I live in the northern USA, 3 hours south of Canada. We get very cold in the winter, with plenty of snow. Yeti pants l, even when it’s that cold.

You mentioned Yeti pulling you on a sled/rollerblades. Do you have any advise where I could look to find out how to do that?

@YetisPlace

6 ай бұрын

I would look for a book on dog sledding.

@Amme523

6 ай бұрын

@@YetisPlace That's a great idea thanks!

Hey! What would you say are make or break factors that breeders are looking for in first time owners? I've been researching Samoyeds for months now and am waiting to get one next spring (UK April-ish) and I want to be fully prepared... Any big no's from a breeders point of view? Thanks :D

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Breeders want to be sure you know and understand the breeds’s demands. They’re not lap dogs. They love to work and work really hard. They want to understand you’d be a great fit for their pups. Sammies love children and many times, having kids, helps. They would provide plenty of playtime for your dog.

@nyreelaing8056

3 жыл бұрын

That's great, there are plenty of kids in my house... Maybe too many, ha! Thanks for your response.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome.

My siblings and I are looking into getting a samoyed. We are a family of 6 so we live in a pretty big house with a spacious yard. We've owned two Pyrenees, a great dane and 3 other breeds throughout my childhood. We currently live in Canada which gets super cold during Autumn and winter. I am 17 so I still go to school, as well as my younger brother.... though my eldest sibling has graduated and had finished her schooling along with my older brother. My mom pretty much stays at home (she has a day home, so we have children around the house). I'm athletic and I enjoy the outdoors so I am looking for a perfect dog to spend my time outside with. We're thinking of adopting one by the end of this year, so I'll definitely be continuing my research until then. What do you think?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

A Sammy would be a great for you and your family. Sammies love lchildren and are super gentle around kids. You would keep your dog occupied and provide a lot of playtime. Your family has been through a few dogs, you guys know how to raise dogs. Sammies love the cold, so Canada would be perfect! Thanks for taking the time to watch our video, Jaye and especially thanks for taking the time to wr

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Write such an eloquent response. (Sorry for accidentally hitting the return key on my phone)

@jayeperedo3876

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you for your thoughts, I really appreciate it! I've been watching a lot of your videos lately. They are very informative and it's what honestly got me invested in sammies these days! They may have adorable smiley faces, but i know they're a lot of work and I'll take that to give them the best quality of life :)

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome, Jaye! The reason I have Yeti’s Place, is to help bring awareness to the Samoyed breed. Both their good and bad qualities. That way, new and potential new owners, know what to expect and how to work through a Sammy’s puppy phase, through age 2 and beyond. They take work and too many people buy them out of sheer beauty alone, without realizing the amount of time and energy that goes into their care. Thank you for liking our videos. Your comments, have meant so much to Yeti and I.

Cute

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

So I’m considering getting a Samoyed. I’m gone from the home from 7-7 usually. I plan on leaving them free to roam the house (after they are old enough/can be trusted). I’ll have time for two walks a day. One before work, and one after. More activity on the weekends. Also, is their hyperactivity simile to labs as a young age? I should add that we have one cat and 11 yr old yorkie/terroir mix, so she wouldn’t be “alone” during the day.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

12 hours is a long time to leave a Sammy alone. They should be crate trained until age 2, because if left to roam the house, they would get bored and chew an awful lot of your house and personal belongings. If you can have someone come let them out around noon, they would be more comfortable. A Sam’s activity level is similar to a Husky’s. It’s extreme. Much greater than a Lab’s. A Sammy was bred for herding reindeer and pulling heavy sleds. They don’t tire out. My first Sam, Chewy, had full out puppy-like energy until 2 weeks before he passed. Chewy was 11. Quimby, Yeti’s buddy, is 11 and a half. More energy than Yeti has, as Yeti is walked on 3-5 long walks daily. Quimby isn’t given that much activity. When Quimby and Bigby come over, Quimby doesn’t leave 5 year old Yeti alone. Yeti eventually runs into the bathroom, to get away from Quimby.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad your Sam wouldn’t be alone. Having other pets will help both you and your puppy.

Hello! I found your account through learning about Samoyeds! My family and I are thinking about getting a dog and this is a dog that I've wanted for a longg time. I do have experience with other peoples dogs, but what would you recommend me to do if I got this breed?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Watch this video series of our’s. m.kzread.info/head/PLntoGso_YvhDcAPNXb-PbhjFxeRWsCZxb

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Also, watch this series. m.kzread.info/head/PLntoGso_YvhAtoO7KP17Jz7OjyvaE_tsU

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I answer a lot of questions you may have, in both playlists.

@Harieth.

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you so much i'm definitely subscribing!

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Supreet! It’s always so much fun searching for a new, fuzzy baby dog. Sammies are adorable. They’re working dogs, who need to work through playtime, mental challenges, multiple long daily walks. When you do that, your puppy will be better behaved and easier to train. Keep them mentally and physically active.

One thing I have a question on is their desire to “hunt” and chase animals. As I look to bring a pup home to our 20ac farm, I want to try to stop those behaviors as much as possible while they are young. We have lots of squirrels, deer, and rabbits along with lots of other fun stuff at at night. When I take them in the woods on our property on hikes, is it inevitable they will always have to be on leash? Or are there ways to train them to not chase? I ask because I do a lot of hiking and stop a lot to mend the fence, pick up fallen tree limbs, and so forth and wondering if long term I’ll need a way to tie them during these stops or if they would stay with me (as an adult obviously I don’t expect this in the first couple years). We always had springers growing up and some would chase a deer and some would not. I always wondered what causes that drive to chase in some more than others. Again love the content :)

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

Sammies are bred as reindeer herders, they love hauling sleds loaded with wood, brush, etc. They were also bred to hunt small animals. You cannot remove what their DNA tells them to do. You cannot stop them from chasing those small animals, nor can you stop them from killing the small animals. Sammies always have to be on a leash, because the moment they see a small animal all the way up to deer and reindeer sized, they will take off after them. You can place them on a sled dog harness, or another type of harness. There’s also leads you can connect to your waist, so your arms are free. Keep in a mind, Sammies are extremely powerful dogs who can literally pull over one ton. If and when they see something they want….ZOOM, with you being dragged along.

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

There are 2 body shapes to Samoyeds. One has longer legs, a longer, more slender body. That body shape isn’t as strong, but wow, do they love chasing and herding big animals. If there isn’t an animal for them to herd, they herd children and adults. The other body shape, is like Yeti’s. More boxy, shorter legs, a whole bunch more power and strength. Yeti has torn my rotator cuff when he saw an animal. He’s also planted himself in the ground, where I can’t move him, because he wants to go a different way while being walked. My first Sam, Chewy, had the longer legs, more slender body. We used to let him off leash while walking on a path. Then he saw skunks. After he killed skunk #2, we decided nope, no more off leash walking for Sammies.

@MLJenkins

Жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace I definitely plan to get some sort of harness for walking. I don’t like when dogs choke themselves when going on walks so I figured there would be a challenge with this. One thing that drew me to Samoyeds was their pulling. It’s incredible to hear that number of 1 ton, which I had seen before. I’ve never had a pulling dog and want to start learning all about training them for it, as well as when a good age to start that training to avoid risking any long term health impacts. I want to start loving winter as much as a Sammie! My plan was initially to take the puppy on short walks, even if I carried them some, around the edges of the woods where all the critters were to hopefully learn how they react and how I could learn to deal with the behavior.

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

Wait until their bones have fully developed at age 2 before you allow them to do agility, or any kind of pulling. As far as normal walks, there’s no need to have to carry a Sam. They will gladly ask you for more miles. You’d only be able to carry them for a few weeks, they grow so quickly.

@MLJenkins

Жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace oh no a skunk! Lol! The parents of the puppy I am on the wait list for are both shorter legs as you me mentioned and not so long and slender. That’s awesome to hear this from you because that’s exactly what I was going for but I didn’t really know how to tell if they would be better suited for pulling. The breeder told me so thought the male would be good at it but she had never done any pulling. We do have 2 horses and I was curious how they’d react around them. I don’t like dogs around the horses because if they are not smart about it they can get stepped on or kicked. Our horses are angels as they are older but I still wouldn’t trust them unless the dog was super smart to avoid them, and I figured with the Sammies drive to herd they would want to be too close to them for my comfort. Thanks again.

I have a question. We're thinking of getting a dog and a samoyed might be a good fit for us, however we do both work. I can't find anywhere whether a samoyed would be okay with being alone at home for a couple of hours a day..

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

I recommend crate training. Crates are safe places for your dog while you’re not home and for overnight when you’re sleeping. Be sure to have someone come over around lunchtime, to bring your Sammy outside.

Hello, I have a 14 month old samojed male who's amazing and a very good boy but...a few months ago he started getting aggressive towards other male dogs, do you have any tips how to train this away ?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, Saga Wallin. Yeti’s buddies, Quimby and Bigby (both Samoyeds), were both neutered when they were 6 months. Since then, there’s been recommendations not to neuter until after a large dog turns 2. Yeti, will be 4 in December and is not neutered. When we bring him to the dog park with Quimby and Bigby, he does great with them. Occasionally, he and Quimby hump each other. They all love playing with each other and getting together. When another doggie comes to the dog park, we have to leash Yeti and put him in the puppy playpen, because he gets a bit too rough with the other dogs. It’s because he’s not neutered. Male dog dominance among other dogs, is something to watch for. Neutering helps, because Quimby and Bigby are fine around other dogs. Yeti, gets rough, because he isn’t neutered. If your dog is neutered, I would recommend dog training and talking to your vet. Your dog could be experiencing upset and sadness when you’re away from home, or some other personality nervousness, or perhaps a past experience with a male dog made them uneasy. Best wishes to you and your 14 month old. He’s going through those adolescent times, where he’s displaying dominance.

Lovely

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Hello Eskorpiyon King! Welcome back! Yeti and I missed your comments on our previous 2 videos. When I told him you commented, he got really happy, wagged his tail and flashed a big smile. Good to hear from you again. Hopefully everything has been going well for you.

@lonelydude8392

5 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace i didnt notice your last video that is why i didnt able to comment on your channel..missed you too baby boy yeti..😍😍😍😍😍

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

KZread may not have let you know about a new release. They should have, but sometimes they don’t. That’s a bummer. Thank you for seeing this one!

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

You’ll want to go to my channel’s home page, by clicking on Yeti’s image. That way, you can see our previous video, about a mini-Yeti doll that I ordered. You’ll want to watch the whole video, because Yeti has a funny reaction toward the end.

@lonelydude8392

5 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace is it true that only rich american can buy samoyed breed?or it is affordable dog in the US.

Hello, i really fell in love with the samoyed and want to welcome one to my home, but my mom requires a hypoallergenic. She works about 8-10 hours a day and my parents are divorced, so 3 out of 7 days a week im not home with her. i also live in a mobile home but will be moving before the end of the year to a much larger home. would you say its okay for me to bring one in the family?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

If your Mom is allergic, PrinceWoo, I wouldn’t get a Samoyed, until you have your own home. All allergens from outside, get stuck in their thick, long coats and would give your Mom such problems. A Samoyed also needs to always be with their owner. If you’re not at one house all the time, your poor pup would have an emotionally tough time. Sammies have always lived inside with their owners, since the breed originated. They are stuck to people like super glue. If you’re not around them all the time, they become depressed, destructive and very loud. They need their humans.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry to hear your parents are divorced. I couldn’t image the pain and stress you’ve gone through.

@princewoo9110

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place okay than you very much, im struggling to find a dog to bring in because i love large breeds but most of them are high maintenance and not hypoallergenic. i cant take care of them as i normally would’ve with my 2 previous pets.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry to hear that. Samoyeds shed a lot, they’re high maintenance and need a lot of attention and exercise.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

PrinceWoo, if you love big dogs, you might want to look into Golden Doodles. They're a cross breed, between Golden Retrievers and Poodles. They're hypoallergenic, larger dogs, good for allergies (my nephew is allergic and isn't allergic to their Golden Doodle) and they're super loving, easily trainable dogs.

We are getting a Samoyed. I’m not to thrilled with the barking aspect of this dog, but other than this a Samoyed seems like a perfect fit for us. I have three crazy children, a german Shepherd (for a playmate) and I live on an acre of land surrounded by miles of vacant woods. I was thinking about a female. Any difference between the sexes? I know the sex brings different characteristics in many breeds. For instance, I will never ever have another American male golden retriever(english is different) because they aren’t so dog friendly, and have way more behavioral problems than females.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello aubrey Aubrey! A Sam would be a good fit for you. You’re used to a doggie, have 3 kids who would love to provide exercise and plenty of activity for a Sam. They shed a lot. Giant clumps shedding, 365 days a year. I’ve only owned males, so I know they love to play and have a lot of fun. Sams are gentle toward young children and the elderly. My first Sam, Chewy’s mother, was owned by family once she was done breeding. She was sweet and gentle. Male Sams are still sweet dogs, with bunches of energy. Sammies are talkative, but they use multiple vocal expressions that make it sound like they’re talking. Not a single mean bone in their fuzzy bodies.

@andythompson7725

4 жыл бұрын

Not all Sam's are barkers. Had 10 in over 46 years, only 2 were/are barkers!

@subyouwont

2 жыл бұрын

I don’t know what to tell you about not being thrilled about a dog being a barker lol

Poor Yeti. All he wanted was a belly rub.lol

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, he did. He likes his belly rubs. Last night, he and I filmed 2 episodes. He was not having it. He even jumped onto the couch behind me and kept trying to escape. He didn't want his treats. He has become a diva.

@kcviking2449

5 жыл бұрын

His fans still love him, but don't tell him that. ;)

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Yeti figured out his stardom, after our second episode. He's much too smart.

I have a male German Spitz and I'm thinking about getting a Samoyed to be his little sister/brother... I'm not a first time dog owner, I've had dogs before, but I'm not sure if these two will be good buddies...

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

Sammies get along very well with other dogs. They’re sweet and very loving. It just depends on how your German Spitz would act.

@nununies

Жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace My Spitz absolutely loves any dog he sees in front of him! That's very good news, thank you!!

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

They would be good buddies then.

Do you think the "Samoyed Savvy" step by step training book is worth the purchase?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, that would be a good book, as the author is a member of the Samoyed Club of Texas, Samoyed Club of America. I would also bring your pup/dog to dog training classes too, for socialization and for you to get a handle on knowing how to train your dog. Books are great resources too. Thanks for asking, Cardzilla!

@cardzilla8016

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Thanks for the quick reply. I really like a Samoyed dog but I am very worried about noise. Many videos expect yours have said that dogs can be trained to not bark indoors.Do you think that only for other breeds and not Samoyed's?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Oh goodness, you cannot train a Samoyed not to bark inside. They bark all the time, wanting attention, to play, go on walks, rub their ears, play fetch, etc. Even while they're sleeping, they sometimes talk in their sleep. You eventually learn the reason they're barking, because if you don't, they will start herding you toward the thing they want. Samoyeds are one of the most talkative breeds out there.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

If you'd like a gentle giant, who doesn't talk too much and is another working dog, you could look into Alaskan Malamutes. They're very big dogs, who have personalities like Samoyeds. Gentle, loving, need to be around people, love humans. You do have to be firm with letting them know you're their master. They do dig holes all over your yard. But, they're quiet. Their coat is shorter than a Sam's and it's oily. They're waterproof and like swimming. With any northern breed dog, with the pointy ears, they're all stubborn and extremely smart. It takes an owner who isn't afraid to be the alpha 'dog' of the pack. Yeti thinks of me as his alpha.

@cardzilla8016

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Thank you very much. For the info. All the best to you and Yeti :)

Are they good for allergies

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

They don’t have oils in their coat, but, because their fur is long, it attracts everything you could be allergic to. For example, hayweed, ragweed, pollen, etc. Their fur should never be trimmed. Because of that, they’re not good dogs for those allergies. Here’s our video talking about that. Great question! m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/nq6cu7xsYdmbmco.html

Hello, I live in an apartment and I have to opportunity to get a dog. I was looking for big dogs, but I am quite allergic to cats and dogs, at least that's what the doctors say. Weirdly enough, whenever I'm around dogs, I don't sneeze or sniffle or anything. I want to get a samoyed because they are hypoallergenic. (I know, no dogs are truly hypoallergenic) I feel like I am ready for one. I can groom them a few times a week no problem but since I am a student, I can't really flex my time for walks. I can do about 2-3 hours a day. Also, is there any dander or allergenic shampoo you can recommend?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Samoyeds aren’t necessarily hypoallergenic. My nephew is allergic to dogs and he has issues with Samoyeds. Everything gets trapped in their long hair. I would talk to a Samoyed breeder and ask if you could spend some time around them, to see if your allergies act up.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You don’t want to give a Sam too many baths. 3-4 times per year, would be about all I‘d do. They have a coat that doesn’t require baths to stay clean.

@vivienbarabasi9863

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Unfortunately, because I live in Hungary, breeders are not common here. If I can find any, they are too far away for me to reach. I think I may be able to meet with a puppy, would that be the same as a grown one?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Adult Sams, have immensely long coats. A puppy Sam, will only have the soft, inner coat. As they grow, the outer, long coat begins to grow in. An adult Sam’s coat is so long and thick and everything gets stuck in their fur. Here’s our video on if a Samoyed is hypoallergenic. m.kzread.info/dash/bejne/nq6cu7xsYdmbmco.html. Keep in mind, a Samoyed needs a LOT of exercise. If you have allergies, you may not want to bring on multiple long walks daily.

@vivienbarabasi9863

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you for the advice!

im so frustrated, please help. my almost 2 month samoyed wont stop biting me or biting on furniture although she has a lot of toys. she wont listen to me. ive tried the yelping method when she bites and it doesnt work. please help, im losing my mind.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Get some no chew spray from your pet store. It tastes bad to your dog. Spray that on areas you don’t want her to chew. With a Samoyed, they don’t like to play alone. They often want their owner to interact and play with them. Bring her on daily walks. Because she’s so young, you don’t want to go too far. Get a playpen for her to play in, away from furniture. To prevent her biting you, she’s really young, that’s what little puppies do with other puppies. She has those razor sharp puppy teeth. Continue helping (you have to communicate in the language she knows). Immediately walk away from her. And go beyond her playpen/gate. She needs to learn you will only play when she’s gentle. If she’s only mouthing you and not placing pressure with her teeth, that’s better puppy play.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Samoyeds will put you through struggles throughout their first 2 years of life. When she gets bigger, long daily walks, exercise and plenty of playtime. Bring to a puppy training class. Around 3 to 4 months.

@JoelGGuitarist

4 жыл бұрын

Try associating the toys with something positive. If you see your sammoyed biting furniture try to get them to come over to a toy and tempt them with treats. Then reward them for extended time playing with their toys its more like teaching them that playing with toys is a good thing as opposed to telling them chewing furniture is bad.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Great answer, Joel K! Yes, Samoyeds get bored with only toys. They need their humans holding the toy and encouraging playtime. Samoyeds don’t like to play alone. Thank you for sharing.

My 5 month old Samoyed is very sweet and smart, but I think I have to enroll her to dog obedience class because I have a hard time recently walking her outside because she barks at everyone.

@YetisPlace

Жыл бұрын

Puppy obedience teaches basic commands, they get interaction with other puppies and people. Socialization is always really good for a puppy.

Hi! I love your pet samoyeds, I have a pet samoyed too, almost 2 months old. I need tips, it’s my first time having a dog so i’m frustrated with her. She’s very aggressive and bites me even if i yelp/ scream ouch. (she wont care if i yelp) Potty training isn’t even my problem anymore, it’s her attitude. Please help. I know puppies are chewing because their teeth is growing, but I don’t want her to chew on furniture or people, but only on her toys. I try to train her not to but she’s very stubborn. Although she likes furniture more than her toys. I’m very frustrated. Please give tips! Thanks!

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

She a Samoyed, extremely stubborn, super smart dog, who doesn’t want to listen to what you want her to do. You need to constantly be changing up your ‘no’ game. Speak in her language. Understand her world from her eyes. Growl, while making your back appear larger. Make her submissive to you. You are the pack leader. It takes a very long time to train a Sam somewhat. They are the smartest of all dogs, which means they don’t want to listen to us. Keep her away from furniture. Get no chew spray and spray it all over the areas she chews. You would want to get a few different ‘flavors’ because they get used to one, begin to like it. Get a puppy playpen for her. Begin bringing her on daily short walks. This lasts about 2 years. Sammies are quite cute, but they’re stinkers and you must learn to communicate how they understand. You will constantly be saying no in different ways.

@dorabellz

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place Thank you! I’ll try these tips.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

- aika, I just saw some videos that you might want to check out on puppy training. It’s from a channel named Zak George’s Dog Training. His most recent releases deal directly with the same puppy issues you’ve been having, stopping puppy biting. He’s a dog trainer and his tips might help you.

I live in india and I am confused for a dog I live in apartment and I am not at home for at least 4 hrs and I have two options for a dog- 1) samoyed or 2) pomoranian. What should I do ?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Samoyeds are big dogs, who are talkative, become destructive and shed a lot. Most landlords would say no to Samoyeds.

Um is the Samoyed a good dog if you have never got a dog in your life(but you have been with one, but did not do all the responsible stuff, like cleaning) because I am looking for like a friend, someone that I go on a walk with, when I come home he is at the door and plays with me, and sleeps with me, so is a Samoyed a good option?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

A lot goes into owning a Samoyed. So much more than someone who greets you and cuddles with you. If it’s your first time dog, I wouldn’t recommend, due to their many demands of grooming, exercise, non-stop shedding and super intelligent they know more than their owners do manners. It would be really frustrating for you. As a second pet, once you have dog ownership under your belt, through owning another breed, then they’d be a better fit. Sammies don’t always sleep beside their owners. Chewy, my first Sammy (but not my first dog that I owned), would cuddle on my bed, or alongside the bed. Yeti, doesn’t come in the bedroom, as he prefers sleeping by the back door. There’s an air conditioning vent for the summer and the winter, the back door has a draft of icy cold, northern air.

@Vorlix

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place oh yah but the thing is my parents have had dogs before, not the Sammy but other dogs, so if they help me for like a month, will it be a good fit?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

If you’re still living at home, it would ultimately be up to your parents to decide, if they’d like a Samoyed or not. After owning a Sam for one month, they become destructors, destroying and eating your entire house and everything you own.

@Vorlix

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place and are they going to be able to be in San ramon

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t know where San Ramon is. Spain? Brazil? USA? They need air conditioning. Central air is wonderful. Without it, they would have a difficult time and the heat would cause heat sickness, even heat strokes. When I bring Yeti on his evening walks, he whines and cries, while on the way home, because he’s too warm. When he walks into the house, he lays right in front of the central air conditioning vent. After he’s inhaled a ton of cold water.

My family is allergic to dogs, but we want to try a sammie. They are the cutest dog I’ve ever seen and I have a HUGE yard with a doggie door. I go to school and my moms at work for quite awhile, but my grandma would be home and I have another smaller dog it could hang out with. Please help what should I do?

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately Sammies aren’t hypoallergenic. Everything from outside and inside, gets dragged into your house, from their long coats. They need a ton of activity and would drive your grandma nuts. Because they’re working dogs, they always need a lot of activity. I also wouldn’t use a dog door for them, because it’s in their DNA to hunt animals and run free. Your dog would dart off and wouldn’t come back. Having another pet would provide a playmate. But, if your family is allergic, please consider another breed. My nephew is allergic to dogs and he has so many allergy troubles when around Yeti and his Sammy buddies, Quimby and Bigby.

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

A good breed of dog would be a poodle. They’re good dogs for people with allergies.

@BB_Rose16

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you :)

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome. Sorry I couldn’t tell you a Sammy would be good for your family.

@BB_Rose16

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace it’s ok!

My grandson took my Judah to a PetSmart in NC for a grooming and they shaved him on his legs and his back side and his mane is about gone ! Will it grow back ?

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

I’m sorry to hear they didn’t understand how to groom a Sammy properly. It takes time for their fur to grow back. I’m unsure if the mane will come back like it had. If Judah isn’t neutered, it will take a long time, but should partially come back. The legs and back should grow back in time. Anytime your dog is professionally groomed, please be sure to tell them only hygienic grooming around their butt. They can trim the fur that grows in between the pads of their feet. Otherwise, stress to them, Sammies shouldn’t be trimmed. Hopefully Judah’s fur isn’t damaged.

@mrystov

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace Thank you for your response ! I will be taking him to a groomer nearby, who has always done his grooming and she does a great job ! Judah had a biting incident on Christmas day last year over a stupid napkin he had to have and my grandson was here at the time. My husband was the victim of the bite, and was mad and let my grandson's wife take him home. Though we both regretted it immediately, it has taken me almost a year to get him back. So he won't be going back to that place for grooming again. I love your channel.

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Thankfully, Judah had a good place to go throughout the past year. Sammies can sometimes get a bit defensive, although not too often. I’m sorry all of you went through that. Judah knew he was being bad after he did that. Thank you for loving our channel. Yeti and I really appreciate it. We took some time off during the summer, because the USA had reopened, resulting in views being down for all creators on KZread. We were going to restart in the end of August, beginning of September, but my neck, arms and shoulders were in rough shape. Found out, I have a few vertebrae in my neck, that are bone on bone. I’m going through physical therapy now. Makes editing videos very painful and my right arm is in a lot of pain. We’ll get back to it soon.

@mrystov

2 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace I am so sorry to hear about your neck ! I will be praying for you ! God Bless !

@YetisPlace

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Mary.

I am literally getting a male puppy in 2 weeks. Nice video timing. I am prepared to invest tons of time into him, but I am worried of one issue. I am a single working guy. I don’t live far from work though, so I can visit him during lunch. I’ve negotiated with my boss to come home twice a shift during his puppy months. I plan to crate him while I am away. Do you think this sounds like a recipe for disaster? I intend to walk him twice a day, take him to dog parks on weekends, puppy school, the works. I am super committed to him, but a guy’s gotta work! What do you think?

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Kurtaniuis21! Thanks for commenting and watching our video. You have wonderful timing! Congratulations on your upcoming bundle of floof. Oh, those fresh, brand new, baby fuzzies are just the best thing ever! I think you have a GREAT handle on what you will do. Crate training is a great thing, as they will not go potty while in a crate. The moment you let your puppy out of the crate, immediately carry your puppy outside, then lavish with praise the moment they go potty outside. If they have an accident, only tell them 'no' and growl, if you catch them in the act and bring them outside right away. If you haven't caught them in the act, don't discipline, but bring outside right away. Lavish with praise whenever they go potty where they're supposed to. Your habits will be much like my husband and I do with Yeti. We both work full time too. My husband comes home over lunch and lets him outside, much as you will do. We did crate train him while we weren't home and for overnight. Once he was potty trained and stopped chewing things he wasn't supposed to, we stopped crate training. We brought him to puppy school to socialize and try to train him. I also brought him to conformation courses (dog shows). Yeti, much like any Samoyed out there, got bored with puppy and conformation training. To make it fun, while you're practicing at home, make it a game. Sams love games. You will be a wonderful Samoyed parent. You have the right ideas. They have quite a sense of humor and try your patience. Therefore, be one step ahead, by changing up the training...a lot. They love the new sense of adventure. Best wishes, Kurtanius21, in your new world of fuzz! Thanks for watching and commenting.

@Kurtanius21

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback! I appreciate your encouragement. I can’t wait for my new best friend!

@YetisPlace

5 жыл бұрын

Enjoy your wonderful new friend! Boy or girl? Oh and one quick thing, be sure to ask the type of food they’re feeding your puppy. You’ll want to get the same food, so their transition to your house, will be more comfortable. If you’d like to change foods, do it slowly, by mixing in 25% of the new food for a few days. Then 50% for a few days. Then, 75% for a few days. Then, 100%. Reduces stomach issues.

Are samoyeds good dogs that you can take a walk with Like everyday and good for just overall good dogs?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, Essence. Samoyeds enjoy daily exercise. The more they get, the happier they are. If you don’t bring on walks and get plenty of playtime, due to being working dogs, they get bored and will therefore become destructive.

@thebasmentdwellers7153

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place OK! Thank you for replying this helped me out lot

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome.

at what age should i adopt a samoyed puppy? 2 months?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

A reputable breeder would only sell a puppy, when they are 8 weeks old. 8 weeks is a very good age to adopt a puppy.

I have a question. Samoyeds are born with their ears down and they go up after a while. It always happened between the 10-20th week with my other samoyeds but my boy who is currently 26 weeks old still has a floppy ear. Do you think it will stay down like that since he's not a puppy anymore and his other ear already went up?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I’ve never seen an adult Sam with a floppy ear. Does it feel as firm as his other ear? I would ask a vet, as that is unusual.

@goddessofthisworld7716

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace I've never seen a samoyed like that too, I called the vet about 30mins ago. She said it could still go up so there is no need to worry. But I'm still going to visit her to make a check up on him just in case.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Your Sams ear, could be like Yeti’s tongue freckle.

@goddessofthisworld7716

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace I finally got to visit the vet and I thought I should give an update on my boy. Some samoyeds have weak muscles in their ears so it takes longer for them to go up. She told me that there are samoyeds who's ears stay floppy until their first birthday, so his ear can still go up. I was wondering, is it snowing where you live? Yesterday it snowed for the first time in three years here. It was only about 2-3cm but in the past years the snow melted right away, so everyone was happy to have at least something. I haven't seen my dogs that excited in months! It was their first time seeing snow on the ground and they couldn't stop running around. Even after we played outside the entire morning and went back inside because I started freezing, they still wanted to go outside and play more. Both of them sat at the door and cried, they even refused to play tag inside. So later we went for a walk in the forest and oh god, they pulled me so bad! They both don't pull much usually but yesterday they acted like the snow would run away from them if they didn't pull me fast enough. I let Askan off leash because nobody was there and I trusted him to come back, which was pretty naive of me. I trew snowballs at him and he got so overexcited that he ran around like he's gone crazy! It was pretty difficult to get him back on a leash while he went full crazy samoyed mode. Anyways the snow is sadly gone now and have both been asleep for 14 hours. ;)

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I’m glad to hear about his ears. Take a lot of pics, especially when they run and trot. Seeing the ears flopping, is so precious. It does snow where I live. Yeti likes it. When I was growing up, I had an American Eskimo. He LOVED the snow and went crazy, just like your Sam. When he’d go outside, he always took a snow bath, by rolling around in it. The Sams I’ve known, haven’t been super excited to see it. They enjoy snowballs though. They like the cold and enjoy climbing way up on the snowbanks. The colder it is, the happier they are. I live in the northern USA, 3 hours driving distance from Canada. We get a lot of snow.

Would you say owning a sammy is similar to owning a Siberian husky?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

As far as their energy, shedding and great working ability, yes taylor, they are similar. Samoyeds are the sweetest dogs on the face of the planet. They adore everyone they meet. Their excitement to meet new people, is unmatched. Both breeds are extremely vocal and quite expressive. Sammies aren’t marathon runners, the way Huskies are. Sams are shorter distance runners. Their coats and their smiles, are so gorgeous.

@taylorladd6914

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace thank you! I have experience with sibes but was interested in getting a samoyed so I wanted to know if they were similar at all lol. I know sibes can be a challenging breed to own. I heard that samoyeds are a little bit easier but wasn't positive because I don't have any experience with the breed.

If you adopt a samoyed since the puppy days, will it become good friends with different puppies, or will they become mortal enemies (the puppy i'm talking about isn't a samoyed)

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Sammies like other dogs, especially if introduced while a puppy. It depends on if the other dog likes being around other dogs or not.

@dodo4729

3 жыл бұрын

Ok, thanks for the tip, lots of love! 💕

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome!

I live in India it's good place to Samoyed dog bez it's not too cold n it's hot here

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

If you live in India, Karthik shetty, you would need to have air conditioning, preferably central air conditioning, to keep your Samoyed cool. They have a super thick, double coat and originated in Siberia. They are meant for very cold, snowy climates and don’t do well in heat, unless there’s air conditioning.

@karthikshetty1268

4 жыл бұрын

Ya tq but Im not getting pure breed in India I don't know ever do I get n how ll I take

Is it ok if i put it inside my house? And is it ok to just use an electric fan?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Sammies do need to live inside with their humans. They need air conditioning, due to their heavy, thick coats. They were bred to be used in arctic climates.

@gxneuz9211

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace so its bad to use an electric fan ?

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I didn’t say that. I let you know they need air conditioning. If you only have fans and live in a very warm climate, a fan wouldn’t be enough to cool a Sammy. It’s like if you were wearing a parka, made for Antarctica, in your summertime. If you live in a cooler climate area of the world, they do better, but they still need air conditioning in the summertime.

@gxneuz9211

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace ohhhhh ok got it, thanks, god bless, have a nice day

no one: me: *moving to chicago and getting a sammie*

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Ok

Hi! I hope you are doing okay 🙂 im thinking to get a samoyed at my b-day which is at January. Im a 7th grade student. And my mom is a teacher. She is afraid to touch dogs so i dont think she can look after her. I have no sisters or brothes. And my dad is at other counrty because of covid-19. My school is 45 min far away from my school. I go to school every day (expect weekends) but because of covid im not going.we have a medium sized house and a yard. I had 2 dogs and 1 cat before so i know about dogs. I also have a park which is 15 minutes away. There is always dogs there. Im 100% sure i will look after him. I will walk him and brush him. Do you guys think im ready for a dog? Because i really want a dog .i cant imagine my life without dogs :(

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Only you and your family would know if you’d be ready for a new dog. Samoyeds are very friendly dogs. They need a lot of attention and love. They get upset if a member of the family doesn’t want to pet and play with them. They’re active working dogs, who need a lot of daily playtime and plenty of long walks. Certainly time at a dog park, would help your puppy wear off excess energy. Sammies don’t have a single mean bone in their bodies. They love everyone they meet and want to be pet by everyone. You do need to bring them to puppy training and keep up on puppy training. You need to crate train your puppy, because they like to explore. Overnights and when you’re not home, they should be in a crate, until around 2 years old. Otherwise, they’ll eat your house. Literally eat your house.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

They do need a lot of grooming, multiple times per day.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry, per week.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not at all trying to discourage you from getting a Samoyed. Just letting you know of what it’s like to own one and how to care for one.

I think im gonna name my sammy snow

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

That would be a nice name.

Do they cuddle with people a lot I just want a dog that’s bigger than me to cuddle with me 🥺

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

As cute and adorable as Samoyeds are, they’re not much for cuddling. They prefer to tease you and beg for treats, rather than cuddling.

How manny times do I have to groom my Samoyed?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Hello, Jun Lozada. You should groom your Samoyed daily to a few times per week, to keep their fur nice and poofy and pretty. Great question! Thanks for asking!

@2lozadajun

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place thank you, 😃

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re very welcome, Jun!

@yunobog7525

4 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace For how long do you have to groom them? Like 15 minutes or more?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Much longer. It normally takes me over an hour to groom Yeti, with multiple brushes.

i want to buy a samoyed but we live in apartment, will there be any fur on the furniture and that

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Sammies shed epically all year. 365 days per year and 366 on leap years. Most of the time, it’s only big clumps of fur. Twice, to three times per year, shedding is unbelievable. They lose their entire body size worth of fur. Coat blowing. It can be controlled with frequent groomings and professional grooming a few times per year.

i have a female samoyed puppy, a month old. not gonna lie, its frustrating, pees everywhere she wants, bites and cries at night, please give tips

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

One month old is too young for someone to own a Samoyed. Your puppy needs to be with his/her Mom until 8 weeks old. Your baby is crying because it needs its Mom.

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Put down puppy potty pads. Growl at your puppy so they know when they’re doing something they’re not supposed to. If they continue, ignore the puppy.

Can you get a Samoyed if you have a job?

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

Of course you can, Rebecca. They do fine being left by themselves for 8 hours, if you give them plenty of walks and attention when you’re home. They do best if someone is able to let them outside during the day and they have a lot of fun at doggie daycare. Great question! Thanks for asking!

@rebeccaalyssa6182

4 жыл бұрын

Yeti’s Place thanks so much I appreciate it ❤️

@YetisPlace

4 жыл бұрын

You’re welcome, Rebecca!

It's pronounced sam - oi - ed

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

In the USA, among top professional breeders and the large, televised dog shows, it’s pronounced the way I pronounce their name. Closest to their original Siberian pronunciation and closest to the Smiling Sammy.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

Where are you from? Do you own a Sammy? I’ve been around them for over 35 years and I’ve only heard it pronounced the way I pronounce it. I know it’s pronounced differently all around the world, just depending on where you are. KZread makes the world seem so much smaller than it is.

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

I’m not at all mad, so if my words came across that way, I didn’t intend to. I always like hearing how other parts of the world, pronounce their name.

@kaitlinwilson2

3 жыл бұрын

@@YetisPlace no problem ☺️ I’ve just never heard someone say it that way. I’m from New Zealand

@YetisPlace

3 жыл бұрын

‘Lord of the Rings’ was filmed there. Such a scenic location of the world! You pronounce their name similar to Australians.