Samoyed, also known as Samoyed, was originally a dog breed bred by the indigenous Samoyed tribe of Siberia. It was naughty and agile before one year old. It is alert, strong, flexible, beautiful, noble, elegant, well-behaved, and cute. It has a very eye-catching appearance. It has the title of "smiling angel" and the name of "smiling angel face, inside of the evil devil." The Samoyed dog's color is white; some have very light brown, cheese, and golden brown. Also, other colors are disqualified. There has been a gray-white Satsuma in the world. FCI admits that he is a returning Satsuma with a purebred Samoyed gene. Black Samoyed dogs are scarce.

The Samoyed dog is named after the Samoyed people of the Siberian herders. It is native to the Russian Arctic and originated in the 17th century. The original Samoyed dog was bred by the Samoyed nomadic tribes who now live in the polar regions east of the Ural Mountains. At the end of the 19th century, fur traders imported this dog into the United States and Europe. Later, the dog was passed to the United Kingdom because its white coat color is deeply loved. At the beginning of the 20th century, during the boom of Arctic expeditions, this dog was honored for its natural characteristics to provide a lot of help to explorers.

The upright ears are thick, triangular in shape, and slightly rounded at the tip. The two ears are far apart. Darker eyes are better, the eyes are sunken, with ample spacing, almond-shaped, and the lower eyelid slopes toward the ear's base. The color of the nose is black, brown, and liver brown. The color of the nose sometimes changes with age and climate. The lips are primarily black, and the corners of the mouth are upturned. The teeth are strong, with a scissors bite. The back is straight, of medium length, and full of muscles. The feet are large and long, relatively flat, resembling hare feet, with toes slightly separated; the toes are thick and stiff with arched pads, and there are protective hairs between the toes, and the feet are round or catlike. The tail is relatively long and can reach the hock joint when it is naturally drooping. The tailcoat is long and thick. When the dog is on guard, the tail is raised higher than the back or on the backside and droops when resting.

Samoyed dogs are brilliant and learn things very quickly, but the degree is also very different. Please pay attention to different situations and treat them differently. Its temperament is gentle, loyal to its owner, and adaptable. Vigilant, energetic, friendly, not conservative, not timid, not suspicious, but not aggressive.