Samoyeds have two layers of fur that consist of an inner coat and an outer layer of rougher hair. As a result, they tend to shed a lot and should be brushed daily.
Their shedding season comes twice a year so don’t be alarmed when you find extra dog fur around the house.
Also, many people have the mistaken belief that a Samoyed’s fur coat should be shaved in warmer climates to help it cope with the heat.
However, removing the double coat of fur can be unsafe as it loses the ability to regulate its own body temperature. This also makes it more prone for the dog to suffer from overheating.
Moreover, in some cases, the coat of fur may not grow back correctly once it’s shaved off.
If you’re looking to groom your Samoyed from the comfort of your home, check out this guide on dog grooming tips!