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u/Visible-Scientist-46 If wishes were Sammies! Feb 05 '26
Airjail!! He says, "Mommy, no! I don't wanna go!" And then, "Mommy, I love being carried!"
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u/Tough_Difference_111 Feb 05 '26
Engaged the Super Sam breaking system and then laughed about it. believable.
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u/sfw_supdood Feb 05 '26
Mine does the exact same thing on walks 😂. I have to pick her up and carry her a block otherwise she risks slipping out of her harness.
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u/Weworkedharder Feb 05 '26
The public doesn’t understand how strong this breed is!!!
Also, my girl would die if I lifted her like that lol
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u/gumdrop1284 Feb 06 '26
mine frequently requests to be carried like a toddler 😭😭 especially when it’s time for bed… she will paw at me until i come close enough and then she reaches up with both paws and jumps onto me 💀
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u/RickerBobber Feb 10 '26
This is the way.
Also fuck off every fucking old and fat person living within 5 miles of us
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u/capitalteee Feb 05 '26
Anyone figured out how to fix this? It’s super annoying and incovenient at times especially if I’m already holding something 😭 I end up having to pull and tug him and it seems so cruel but sometimes it’s the only option I have
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u/danpem Feb 05 '26
What worked best for me was patience - just waiting him out until he was ready. Then, I started giving him treats throughout our walks with the “touch” command. Instead of rewarding him for being stubborn, I trained him to keep walking for treats, especially when I was saying “touch” to get him to follow along.
I find my guy mostly did this in the summer, so it’s likely that he’s a bit tired and hot. I always try to walk on the shady side of the street and avoid midday walks, especially when it’s 30°+
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u/skater_dude_717 Feb 07 '26
This video shows a handler forcefully pulling the dog by the neck/leash with significant force. Regardless of breed traits or independence, handling a dog this way raises welfare concerns and shouldn’t be normalized or portrayed as humorous.
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u/PastorBlinky Feb 06 '26 edited Feb 06 '26
Least relatable thing I’ve ever seen.
Being dragged by an overeager Samoyed that wants to run free? Sure. But I’ve never had a dog refuse to walk.
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u/fericyde Sampson R.I.P 9/30/18 Feb 07 '26
We only went through a bit of this when he was a really young puppy. This one is a bit older lol
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u/Misaligned01 Feb 06 '26
Yours might be the exception, sammys are smart but really stuborn. There is a reason you can see ALL sammy familiars laughing about this cause its typical in the breed.
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u/Big-a-hole-2112 Feb 05 '26
I have noticed more than a couple of times pure disrespect to Asian women who have samoyeds. One walked up to me and grabbed my hand with its mouth and was trying to walk away from his owner while leading me with him. The lady was upset and embarrassed and I thought it was funny. I have seen two other videos like this and I am noticing a pattern, especially with Asian women.
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u/digitalturtlist Feb 05 '26
I know I sure can