When does a Samoyed become an adult? A Samoyed is considered an adult when he is 10 months old. The age of most dogs is judged based on the condition of their teeth. Over 8 months old, all teeth are replaced by permanent teeth; at 1 year old, permanent teeth are replaced. The teeth are long, bright and tough, with sharp protrusions on the upper part of the incisors.

A Samoyed becomes a dog at 10 months old. You can tell a dog's age by looking at its teeth.

If the teeth are sharp and have not been replaced, it will be within 5 months. The initial replacement of the teeth will be about 5 months, and the replacement of the blunt teeth will take about 6-7 months! Tooth wear (the incisors and front teeth are about 2 - 3 years old), the back teeth are worn about 3-5 years old (these are just conventional evaluations! You really have to look at all aspects of the dog's condition) There is information for purebred dogs to evaluate, and the puppy stage is 2 months old ( After 2 and a half months - 3 months), it enters the awkward period - around 10 months, it is called the awkward period. This period is also called rapid growth! The hair will appear smaller and the proportion of the body will appear more slender. After 10 months, the growth will slow down and last until 1 year old. Semi-oval development is completed (male dogs are sexually mature at 10 months of age, and female dogs are considered sexually mature for the first time (usually 6-10 months))

At about 1 and a half years old, the shoulder height and body length are stable, and the body weight can change.

The peak period of the entire dog's condition is 3 years old. The accumulation of childhood training is the manifestation of the adult quality of the adult dog (diet, feeding, training, etc.). The average life span of a dog is about 14 years. Extra large dogs and oversized dogs Small dogs live shorter lives.

Formula:

A dog’s first year = 15 years

The dog’s second year = 10 years

Each year thereafter will be three years of human age.

Example: The age of a ten-year-old dog should be: 15+10+(3x8)=49