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Hiya. I was just passin' by to say that I will be joining the breed in two weeks from now from my new kennel Aqua Regia Kennels, because I LOVE the breed in real life and I have notice that the Samoyed breed in SD is WAY low in the difficulty list. I feel that this breed surely needs my help! Plus, I'm really GOOD at breeding. I have been able to breed highest SOP's for Australian Shepherd, CKCS, and Sealyham Terries. So, I got myself quite a knowledge in breeding. I think I could get some good puppies once I start breeding.

I would love more information on the breed. What is the highest SOP? What are some traits that the breed needs to work on? How is showing like? I feel like I should be asking more question. But, I can't think of more... So, please post anything else!

Well, I can't wait! See ya in two weeks or so!

- Natalie

PS: My friend, is also considering to join the breed too. But, she is still unsure. But, I'm tryin' to convince her at the moment.

I also notice that this forum is somewhat quite, how come?
Are the breeders friendly here?

- Natalie.

Oh, and also. It only shows that four kennels are actively showing. But, they are 30 breeders. Can someone give me links to the rest of the breeders? Thanks.

- Natalie.

Hello and welcome to the breed. I've not actually been in the ring with Sammies for a while now. I stopped showing when I picked up source breeding. WishMaker is also source breeding and I think there may be a few more of us sourcing too.

I can't really help you with what kind of SOP is finishable and all but I think Feet are a low trait in the breed and I am trying to bring that up in my lines. I can have a look at my dogs and tell you what else is low too if you like.

The forum is inactive just like a lot of other forums this low in the breed difficulty ranking. It's not too bad. We're a nice, quiet little group here and work together usually - if you ask, you'll get all the help you need.

Anna <333

I'm also going to help out the breed, as I noticed the SOP is very low and we need more breeders.