How To Train A Samoyed Not To Bark

How to train a Samoyed not to bark. You're not alone if your Samoyed is always barking. 👉 Learn more about how to train your Samoyed to stop barking ➡️ • How To Train A Samoyed...
Samoyed dogs are very talkative. They like to bark. But, how to train them not to bark, is a great question. It can be done over time. You have to learn the reasons why your Samoyed is barking and stop it, before they begin barking.
Communication is important. Learn what your Samoyed dog is saying, because learning, is half the battle. They could need food, water, or to go outside. Perhaps they need to play.
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[@YetisPlace]

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[@FiveNightsatFreddysStu]

Finally. My parents are telling me all the reasons NOT to get a Samoyed, your making all the videos to fix it lol. Thank you haha

[@YetisPlace]

Yeti and I are helping educate our viewers. Great to know we’ve been a help.

[@FiveNightsatFreddysStu]

@@YetisPlace Yay!

[@Ahlnie]

@1:50 That's the face of a tired samoyed that is really happy with the amount of fun they just had.

[@YetisPlace]

Yeti has so much fun each day. He’s well spent by nighttime.

[@Frank-px2gq]

This lady knows what she's talking about !

[@YetisPlace]

Thank you, RALF! Sammies are a wonderful, talkative breed. They’re always trying to tell us something important. It’s our job to listen.

[@AnjuliMack]

Our Samoyed is almost 7 months and he’s SO vocal haha I know this is a vocal breed but wowww

[@YetisPlace]

Welcome to life with a Samoyed. They’ll begin awhoo’ing at you, changing their vocal tones to place what they’re saying into sentences. They’ll even begin showing you why they’re barking, by herding you toward what they want, then talking.

[@lilyseven5769]

My little loud mouth isn't a Samoyed. He is a Boston Terrier who always wants to play. But you have given me some great ideas and I am going to try your method! Thanks

[@YetisPlace]

That’s wonderful, Lily Seven. So glad to hear.

[@jvill9261]

Dehydrated liver is the *best* treat hands down. Healthy, and dogs will do anything to get one

[@YetisPlace]

I’m sure they would

[@ysplaylist2345]

Hey Yeti, this is great, we really love your educational videos :) This is my go to for training Casper

[@YetisPlace]

Wow, thanks, Casper and Romeo! Hopefully, our tips and tricks have been helpful for you.

[@areon3013]

So in a few words :help my indoor clouds are barking for some reason

[@YetisPlace]

Indoor clouds like talking. But, they can be stopped.

[@janepersad2966]

I love your videos you and Yeti do an amazing job!Keep it up ❤

[@YetisPlace]

Thank you

[@janepersad2966]

You’re videos are AMAZING! When I found your KZbin Channel,I ended up watching 10 videos in an hour 😂😊

[@YetisPlace]

You commented on nearly every single one you watched too. Thank you for that! Yeti and I appreciate it!

[@Grem_Wolf]

Sorry for commenting on your videos alot I dont wanna annoy you but I dont have samoyed yet. And alot of these tips are really helpful for when I do get one. You seem like a very nice human being and a good trainer :D

[@YetisPlace]

Thank you. It isn’t a problem that you’re asking good questions. I try to train Yeti. It doesn’t always work too well, but I’ve been around dogs my whole life. I enjoy sharing what I’ve learned.

[@Grem_Wolf]

@@YetisPlace ok, Thanks!!

[@valerieroberts7479]

Thank you very much for your video!! It sounds crazy but you help very much!!! You didnt go into some crazy method!! Its vert simple and it makes SO MUCH sence!!!! Thank you so much for that video!!!! My Sam will be happy with all the treat hihihi :) have a great day

[@YetisPlace]

You’re welcome, Valerie! Yeti and I are speaking from experience. I’ve been around the breed for some time, so I’ve learned some tricks in training them. They don’t always work, because a Sam has so much to tell us.

[@342sal]

I love Samoyeds because they look like chow chows

[@YetisPlace]

They both have big, thick, beautiful coats.

[@SliphRahl]

Give them something to chew on... Camel hide dog chew strips keeps them busy for hours (unlike most that are gone in minutes).

[@YetisPlace]

A good distraction.

[@mai7790]

Your videos are so helpful! What shampoo do you use on Yeti? Also what do you feed him?

[@YetisPlace]

Thank you, Melody. I don’t bathe him frequently. Last bath he had, was over a year ago. I use a white coat dog shampoo, which has purple coloring, to pull out the white and make it sparkle. We have links below, for Yeti’s food and for other things he’s used. His food, is linked toward the top of our video description. The link toward the bottom, brings you to our main page, which lists all products he uses, including grooming.

[@YetisPlace]

Yeti eats Canidae, which is based in California.

[@mai7790]

Yeti’s Place thank you so much for replying!

[@YetisPlace]

You’re welcome.

[@keiramurphy1011]

Hi yetis place I have a video idea if your interested you could do like a before and after of like cleaning or something with a samoyed like before you clean your house and after and how long it takes for it too grt messy again just a idea 😀 it would also help me out so I know what to expect a bit more so I can prepare for cleaning ect anyways thanks 😊

[@YetisPlace]

The moment you stop cleaning, you have to begin again. You could do what I do and just let it go. There’s no way anyone can keep up. Brush them frequently and have plenty of those sticky lint rollers. Wood floors. They’ll kill all vacuums. The Dyson V11, though, is a great one. Cordless and can easily get inside all areas to remove the endless stream of fur that kills all other vacuums. Love my Dyson V11. It is expensive, but so worth it. Otherwise, you could use a commercial grade, Shop Vac. Made for commercialized wood and metal shops. It’s embarrassing for me to film anywhere else in our house, due to the constant shredded cardboard boxes and massive amounts of fur. I don’t even try to keep up. There’s no way you can. You can make it as clean as possible, but the moment they go outside in the rain....The second you have a cardboard box they want.....When they eat or drink.... Just do the best you can to stay on top of things. The biggest thing, is enjoy and love on your Sammy to your greatest ability.

[@mikolelapin]

Thank you for your content! We just got a puppy and he started vocalising a lot. Usually when he wants something, to play, or to come on the bed. We usually do that, wait for him to look at us, sit and calm down. But he still does it a lot. I saw people choosing to teach them the quiet command and the inside voice command, id love to know your opinion on those? Thank you 😊

[@YetisPlace]

Thank you for your comment! Yes, it’s true. Sammies love to talk and they always will throughout their lives. A great way to help tire them out so they’re not as likely to bark, is to anticipate what they want/need before the bark. Always bring them on multiple long walks daily. They’ll get excited, but you want him calm down before he gets hooked up to go. Sammies love routines. Pretty soon, they start herding you to do what’s on their schedule. Sticking to a set schedule makes a Sam very happy and less likely to bark. If you tell him no, he’ll bark more. Remove yourself from the room, close the door until he calms down. Once calm, open the door, ignore him and continue doing what you were doing.

[@YetisPlace]

Yeti isn’t good with ‘quiet.’ My first Sam, Chewy, had multiple different tones of barking, howling and yodeling. He knew the quiet bark. You can try to teach him ‘quiet.’ But, most of the time they’ll be like heck you Mom, I’m not going to be quiet.

[@kcviking2449]

That is one tired and relaxed dog. Are you sure that's Yeti? LOL. p.s. don't forget the belly rub Mom.

[@YetisPlace]

Yeti will be asking me for the belly rub. He’s sleepy when we film.

[@HaleLightning]

I don’t own a Samoyed but I’ve been blessed by the god to see and pet around 4 fluffs fur babies and I will keep pushing my luck until I adopt one. It doesn’t have to be a baby it could be a fully grown Samoyed but I will have one

[@YetisPlace]

They are special dogs. I’m glad you were able to meet one. They are really poofy. Hopefully, you’ll eventually have one.

[@HaleLightning]

Yeti’s Place thanks you miss. I have met four of them and I’ve pet them and take pictures with them. I am lucky their owners allow me to be close to them, usually they really are kind people the ones who own a Samoyed dog or so has been my luck.

[@YetisPlace]

Samoyeds are very friendly dogs, which is why their owners had no problem with you petting and meeting them.

[@wenxihuang7891]

My samoyed is quiet inside but when we go for a walk. He turns into a different personality and barks the whole time. He also doesn’t listen anymore. Do you have any tips why he is barking so much outside?

[@YetisPlace]

I know it’s frustrating having a dog who doesn’t want to listen and who barks. Oh, the headaches! He’s probably barking due to excitement. Imagine being a dog. You get to go on a walk, be outside, sniff butts, smell each and every tree and fire hydrant. Who wouldn’t be excited? Bring him on more walks, in a quiet place where he isn’t as distracted. Don’t go where there are people. Just you and your dog. Bring high value treats and a squeaky toy your dog loves. When they’re barking, distract using the high value yummy treat and a toy. You’ll also want to sign up for our email list on www.YetisPlace.dog. I send a free article Yeti and I wrote on how to help stop barking, when you sign up for our email list.

[@wpg_dude1400]

I am having a problem getting my pup to come in when i call him . Its frustrating ...do you have any advice ? hes very stubborn. he is 3 and a half months

[@YetisPlace]

All Sammies are just as stubborn. Every single one of them. He’s also just about to enter his Velociraptor stage. He enjoys it outside. So many new smells, new experiences, SQUIRRELS! You need to make coming inside much more exciting than SQUIRRELS. Go outside with a ball. His favorite ball. And his favorite toy too. Show him just the ball. Get him excited to fetch. Throw the ball, the whole time telling him to bring the ball to you. After he grabs the ball and is full out sprinting towards you, throw the other ball/toy. Keep doing that. You’ll tire his energy after a few runs and his mind, as he’s always wondering when the second ball/toy will be in motion. Oh, when you go outside to get him, ALWAYS have treats in your pockets. Once he’s tired and slower, get the treat and a leash. If he darts off, he’s not done playing. Do the double playtime again. Tire him out. Then, have him sit, hook him up to his leash, give the treat, go inside. He’ll be in nap time mode and so will you. Sammies respond to commands in different ways. Playtime is a good way to wear them out, both mentally and physically, so they listen.

[@mupper1234]

What if ur dog continues barking after eating the treats? I can easily stop him from barking and sit nicely before giving the treat, but then once he finishes the treat, he will start barking again. What do I do then? Do i just continue to give him the treats until the treats run out???

[@YetisPlace]

Great question. If you find the answer, let me know. In all seriousness, your dog is asking to play, go outside, rub the ears/belly. Have them earn their treats by playing games with their treats inside puzzles and blocks. Activate their minds, have them work to get their treats. Double benefit of getting them to work, is you also tire them out, which reduces the amount of barking.

[@nunyabiznazz2883]

I also enjoy crispy bacon and turkey strips!! ;P

[@YetisPlace]

Mmmm….bacon

[@angleenamassey6083]

😍😘😘

[@YetisPlace]

Thanks

[@tenziichokden]

Hello, m thinking of buying Samoyed , if I buy it will be my first dog. But m very scared to buy since I live in appartment en scared to get complain from de neighbours. And also he will be alone at home like 2-3 hours. So I wonder if I’m right person to buy the Samoyed dog. So I would like to known ur meaning. Thank you

[@YetisPlace]

Unfortunately, Sammies aren’t the best choice for a first time dog owner. They’re working dogs, who require a few long walks daily, extra grooming, are very determined dogs and who are destructive if they don’t get tons of playtime, walks and are allowed to work. I would say to get another breed of dog as your first pet. Get used to being a dog parent, grooming, caring for a dog and walking. Sammies are great dogs for those who understand how to work with a pet. Sammies require different, more in depth training than another breed of dog. They get too bored by just a simple sit, stay, come and down. I’ve owned a few dogs in my lifetime. My first Sammie, Chewy, ate my woodwork in my house, shredded my carpet into a giant 3 foot mound that resulted in needing it torn out and going to all wood floors in my house. Chewy ate my furniture. Basically, Chewy cost many thousands of dollars in damage to our house. But, I figured out how to work with him and he became a great dog and a wonderful introduction to Samoyeds. I’ve owned many different dog breeds throughout my life and none of them were as demanding, challenging and as special as owning a Samoyed. My heart will always be with this breed.

[@pcoogabooga7273]

Hello, My parents are seriously thinking of buying a samoyed. I really like them and i’m the one in the family who wants it most. However, I read that they have favourite people, and i’m very concerned i won’t be the favourite person. Do you have any advice? Thank you

[@YetisPlace]

Samoyeds love everyone, jbag011. If you’re home with them when they’re young and spend a lot of time playing and walking them, they will consider you their best friend. Sammies don’t normally have one favorite person. They have a big group of favorites. They adore everyone. Yeti is closest to me, because I was home with him, when he was young. His Dad, brings him on a lot of long walks and provides plenty of playtime. He loves both of us equally. He considers me his master, because I trained him. My husband, is Yeti’s human chew toy.

[@pcoogabooga7273]

Yeti’s Place I didn’t know that, thank you!

[@YetisPlace]

Sams are even super friendly to intruders, asking them for an ear rub and to throw their ball. They’re not guard dogs and are silent when someone enters the house. Once they see that person, they’re excited they’re home.

[@YetisPlace]

jbag011, you’re welcome,

[@rebeccaalyssa6182]

Hey (: quick question is it better to neuter my samoyed or not? And if it is what age is appropriate? Thanks!

[@YetisPlace]

Neutered my late Samoyed, per vet’s recommendation, at 6 months. Now, vets and breeders say 2 years, because they’re full grown at that age. Yeti isn’t neutered. He’s 4 and a half.

[@YetisPlace]

An un-neutered dog, will be more determined and forceful than an un-neutered dog. You’d want to always have full control of your dog.

[@cOcO-vw3jq]

Can you give me tips how to bond with a Samoyed I’m getting one tomorrow but it’ had a owner before and it was usually alone So can please give me tips?…

[@YetisPlace]

Congratulations on your new Sammy. Tips are a lot of daily playtime to wear off energy. They bond very well with an owner who enjoys playing and spending lots of time with them. Plenty of daily walks. They’re working dogs who enjoy working and adventure. The more fun they have with you doing those things, the happier they are and the closer your bond.

[@cOcO-vw3jq]

@@YetisPlace alright tysm!

[@YetisPlace]

You’re welcome.

[@nikitanikita6155]

Is it possible to replace barking by howling?

[@YetisPlace]

Their reasons for howling over barking, are their own. It’s difficult to control. Sammies bark in different tones, depending on what they want. My first Sam, would speak sentences of different tones. Yeti barks more. He occasionally howls, when he seems to be really content. Howls are unpredictable with Yeti. With my first, they happened more frequently and weren’t controlled. You can teach an ‘inside’ bark. Which is a lower volume. All Sams that I’ve known, only use it for one or two barks. Then they notice they’re not getting what they want, so they go back to normal barks.

[@nikitanikita6155]

@@YetisPlace Thank you for the answer ❤️

[@YetisPlace]

You’re welcome.

[@lonelydude8392]

Awoooo

[@YetisPlace]

Lots of awwwooo’s.

[@Stephanie-qo1iv]

what can i do if my samoyed barks at literally everything. he goes to the park every day, has lots of love, cuddles, and treats but no matter what we do or how much we try he won't stop barking if he hears a car, bird, or even flies. ): he's 2 years old and my mom is starting to get super stressed and moody because of his barking T___T please someone help me

[@YetisPlace]

I’m sorry to hear, Samantha. Sammies are one of the most talkative breeds. There are calming collars and scents. If you click on any of my blue linked codes, it’ll bring you to Amazon. Type in calming scents for dogs. They have collars and scents to help calm your dog, which will help take the edge off. Work on teaching the ‘Quiet’ command. When he’s barking, say ‘Quiet’ firmly. If he’s at the window, close the curtains. When he stops barking, immediately give a treat. When he gets to go on a walk and is barking out of excitement, get him calm, by saying ‘Quiet’ with a treat in your hand. Say ‘sit.’ Give a treat once sitting and quiet. He’ll learn that he gets treats when he’s quiet. I understand it’s frustrating. Really frustrating and headache inducing. Work on those tips, which will help calm him. You can also involve treats, plus a toy. But, only play if he’s quiet. That way, he’ll begin to learn that the only way he can play and get attention, is by being quiet.

[@Stephanie-qo1iv]

@@YetisPlace thanks for your help 🥺💖 i’ll try the calming collars and your advices

[@Stephanie-qo1iv]

​@@YetisPlace oh sorry for keep bothering you ): the thing is my dog spends most of his time in the backyard and sometimes he's inside the house (here's when he's the most quiet) but we can't keep him inside all the time because his fur get everywhere hahaha. so the thing is... do you think is right if we tie him when he starts barking with no control and doesn't listen and when he's quiet and calm let him free? sorry if my English is confusing, my first language is Spanish and i get a little nervous when writing hehe. Thank you very very much for all your help, really.

[@YetisPlace]

They like talking, but you can help steer them toward talking appropriately. Best wishes!

[@YetisPlace]

He’s barking so much, because he’s kept outside. They need to live inside with their people. The breed has always lived with their people, since their beginnings. They used to keep their people warm overnight. He’s barking so much, because he hates being left outside by himself

[@mochipuppi]

< 3

[@YetisPlace]

Thanks, mochi!

[@outlookesp]

Xiomara maionly barks at me when she has read, or misread, the signs that a walk is imminent. Lately she won't e evnn respond to "sit" so I can oput her lead on. I have to physically make her sit before putting her lead on. I will not reward disobediece like this and if I have the lead in my hand and she still won´t sit I will put the lead back on the wall. Other times she barks are when I am dealing with an agressive dog outside.... she hates confrontation and is saying to me somehting like "Human, I donñt want to get into a fight...let`s go....".... Soemtimes when I go out without her she complains about it when I get back...... I respond that i don´t have to take her out every time I leave and she will just have to lump it.....

[@YetisPlace]

Crazy how we’re able to understand what our Sams tell us. Yeti gets really excited to go a walk. Too excited, that it causes him to suffer some type of mental tick. I haven’t been able to get the full event on camera for the vet. I’ve only had the end, where he’s really calm. The vet needs the beginning of it, but it doesn’t last too long. By the time I get my phone to record, it’s done. We normally try to keep him as calm as possible, because we don’t want that to happen. He goes back to his normal personality afterwards.

[@lonelydude8392]

My puppy is so sweet, everytime try to spank him with the slippers, they barked ,but when i put down my slippers and start to call his name, my pups will go near to me and hug me...so sweet

[@YetisPlace]

How old are they now?

[@lonelydude8392]

@@YetisPlace energetic 5 months old pups

[@YetisPlace]

They’re growing up so quickly!

[@lonelydude8392]

@@YetisPlace they also called the PANDEMIC DOGS,born in feb 2020..

[@YetisPlace]

Sounds like they’re both doing well.

[@JimmyParmesan_Jr]

How about when you go to work for 9 hours and your Samoyed doesn't have treats or play times and he barks all day and makes your neighbors want to kill themselves? Do you have a solution for that? :D

[@YetisPlace]

Dog sitter or doggie daycare. He’s barking because he’s bored and lonely.

[@snowbearsamoyed7650]

What do you feed your Samoyed?. I feed my Samoyed a Raw diet

[@YetisPlace]

Canidae

[@snowbearsamoyed7650]

thank you so much. I love your Channel.

[@YetisPlace]

Aww, thank you!! I appreciate that! You made my day!!!

[@azra1247]

I have a adopted a rescued samoyed and he doesn't bark. I am worried about his silence.

[@YetisPlace]

There are very few who don’t bark too much. Bigby, one of Yeti’s buddies, is quiet the majority of the time. He could have also had his voice box removed by someone who owned him prior to you.

[@azra1247]

He barks in his sleep sometimes but that happens rarely, his previous owner was bad to him and he still limps. I am trying to give him all the love but he's still scared.

[@YetisPlace]

I’m so sorry to hear about his past. Heartbreaking. Glad he’s in a loving home now. In time, he’ll do better with you as his loving parent. Most Sammies bark a lot. A few can be rather quiet, until they really want something.

[@YetisPlace]

Work on building trust. Hand feeding is a great way to build it. Don’t pet your Sam on their head, until you’ve been rubbing under their chin or on another area for a bit. Sams are naturally hesitant with head rubs at first. Many love ear rubs. He might not roll over to rub his belly, depending on what had happened prior to you owning him.

[@YetisPlace]

Tasty treats help reinforce trust. Work on developing the trust first and foremost. Once they trust you, work on training, using treats and their food.

[@dori6371]

First

[@YetisPlace]

Thank you

[@gxneuz9211]

No one really cares buddy, all it takes is just to type "First" under 10 seconds.

[@user-ty4rk2zu3s]

It’s called a Samoyed not a sammy head

[@YetisPlace]

Professional breeders, all dog shows in the USA, the man who brought them to Antarctica and a book written over 50 years ago has stated that the breed is pronounced as Sammy-Ed.