However, we humans find these behaviors less than desirable at times, so we must be prepared to either train our dogs not to do these things, keep them so busy that they won't think of doing these annoying things, or, provide them with legitimate outlets for these behaviors, such as allowing digging in a particular part of the yard, etc. These behaviors, and others, may get out of hand if your samoyed is allowed to become bored. So keep him busy and give him lots of love and attention. They require a lot of grooming, but usually a weekly combing is sufficient to keep them looking nice. This shed is quite heavy, and you will be able to comb out bagfuls of soft hair.
Some people save the hair to be spun into yarn to make beautiful items.
Fortunately, Samoyeds have no doggy odor, so the hair does not smell, but if you don't like grooming or vacuuming, you should reconsider getting a Samoyed. Yes, puppies are adorable, but they need to be housebroken, and they like to chew. They excel at getting into trouble. So, you may want to consider an older dog. Sometimes people find that their circumstances in life have changed, or that they have made an unwise decision by getting a dog before they really thought about the commitment involved in dog ownership.