Samoyed pup in North Carolina?

[a1m1700]

Does anyone have any info on Samoyed breeders in North Carolina? I search the web and found 2 but I just thought I'd put this out there and see if I got any other responses.

[MyAzi]

you have 2 now? And want more? you are so lucky!!!!

[a1m1700]

Originally Posted by MyAzi

you have 2 now? And want more? you are so lucky!!!!

No I had to put my sweet 12 year old girl to rest this past June I just have these pups in my pictures as a tribute to her. When I move to NC I will get a new puppy but I could never replace her

[MyAzi]

My Lobo (golden) passed in Nov... I miss him so much. But I am not in a position to get another dog anytime in the next year or so.

[a1m1700]

Originally Posted by MyAzi

My Lobo (golden) passed in Nov... I miss him so much. But I am not in a position to get another dog anytime in the next year or so.

Oh I'm sooooo sorry to hear that. I actually had a Samoyed before my beloved Taffy named Lobo and he was hit by a car when he was just a year old. That was very very sad, he was a show dog. I didn't think I could get another after that but then I got my Taffy and I had her for 12 years and she was something else. I'll always have a Taffy sized whole in my heart

[MyAzi]

Yea they can never be replaced. Lobo was 15.5 years old. Now I have Azi...mean as he is sometimes he is mommys baby

[a1m1700]

Originally Posted by MyAzi

Yea they can never be replaced. Lobo was 15.5 years old. Now I have Azi...mean as he is sometimes he is mommys baby

15.5 years for a golden? Wowee he lived a very long life. What kind of kittykat is Azi? I bought my mother a siamese for Christmas the year before last and that kittykat is the devil Beautiful cat but a sneeky nasty thing.

[MyAzi]

Originally Posted by a1m1700

15.5 years for a golden? Wowee he lived a very long life. What kind of kittykat is Azi? I bought my mother a siamese for Christmas the year before last and that kittykat is the devil Beautiful cat but a sneeky nasty thing.

yeah he had a good long life... secret for good health ...lots of love and ONLY DOG FOOD!!! No human food ever! Okay maybe bones but nothing else!!!

And Sir Azi Tuc is a Applehead Sealpoint Siamese.. His head is round unlike the bat looking wedge heads. I looked for him for the longest time. Siamese are vocal and clingy and down right vicious. If I am on the phone too long he will come and start biting the phone and pulling it away from my face with his claws... if that doesn't work he will bite my hand. If I am on the computer too late he will come sit in front of the monitor or bite my fingers as I type. But he is great fun. Loves to play fetch and can be loving when he wants. He is SPOILED beyond belief.

[a1m1700]

Originally Posted by MyAzi

yeah he had a good long life... secret for good health ...lots of love and ONLY DOG FOOD!!! No human food ever! Okay maybe bones but nothing else!!!

And Sir Azi Tuc is a Applehead Sealpoint Siamese.. His head is round unlike the bat looking wedge heads. I looked for him for the longest time. Siamese are vocal and clingy and down right vicious. If I am on the phone too long he will come and start biting the phone and pulling it away from my face with his claws... if that doesn't work he will bite my hand. If I am on the computer too late he will come sit in front of the monitor or bite my fingers as I type. But he is great fun. Loves to play fetch and can be loving when he wants. He is SPOILED beyond belief.

Oh yes the seal point, I had a choice of a seal point or the lynx point(snow tiger) We ended up getting my mom the lynx point. I thought I researched properly but I didn't know they were so agressive. My mom is full of scratches and bites. I told her to get rid of her but my sister who lives with my mom and absoutley loves this crazy cat.


Oh I agree no people food, its' not good for them.

[MyAzi]

Originally Posted by a1m1700

Oh yes the seal point, I had a choice of a seal point or the lynx point(snow tiger) We ended up getting my mom the lynx point. I thought I researched properly but I didn't know they were so agressive. My mom is full of scratches and bites. I told her to get rid of her but my sister who lives with my mom and absoutley loves this crazy cat.


Oh I agree no people food, its' not good for them.

they do mellow with age. and are great companions... Azi is 4 now and really has settled down but instinct is instinct...they are aggressive. In history the Siamese are cats of Royalty... in which it was a great honor to be given one by the King of Siam.

Temperament
Siamese are affectionate and intelligent cats, renowned for their social nature. They enjoy being with people and are sometimes described as "extroverts." They are extremely vocal, with a loud, low-pitched voice that has been compared to the cries of a human baby, and persistent in demanding attention. They also have a great need for human companionship. Often they bond strongly to a single person. These cats are typically active and playful, even as adults.

The social orientation of Siamese cats may be related to their lessened ability to live independently of humans. Siamese coat colouration is appealing to humans, but is ineffective for camouflage purposes. They are less active at night than most cats, possibly because their blue eyes lack a tapetum lucidum, a structure which amplifies dim light in the eyes of other cats. Like blue-eyed white cats, they may also have reduced hearing ability. Therefore, being dependent on humans may have been a survival trait for ancestors of the Siamese.

[a1m1700]

Originally Posted by MyAzi

they do mellow with age. and are great companions... Azi is 4 now and really has settled down but instinct is instinct...they are aggressive. In history the Siamese are cats of Royalty... in which it was a great honor to be given one by the King of Siam.

Temperament
Siamese are affectionate and intelligent cats, renowned for their social nature. They enjoy being with people and are sometimes described as "extroverts." They are extremely vocal, with a loud, low-pitched voice that has been compared to the cries of a human baby, and persistent in demanding attention. They also have a great need for human companionship. Often they bond strongly to a single person. These cats are typically active and playful, even as adults.

The social orientation of Siamese cats may be related to their lessened ability to live independently of humans. Siamese coat colouration is appealing to humans, but is ineffective for camouflage purposes. They are less active at night than most cats, possibly because their blue eyes lack a tapetum lucidum, a structure which amplifies dim light in the eyes of other cats. Like blue-eyed white cats, they may also have reduced hearing ability. Therefore, being dependent on humans may have been a survival trait for ancestors of the Siamese.

Interesting. I'm glad she'll mellow as she gets older because she is a handful now

[knutter1]

I currently have 6 puppies. 3 males and 3 females. They are absolutely beautiful!

[isabel]

Puppy pics are always so cute. Got any Pics to share?

Izzy

[knutter1]

I got pictures yesterday but dont know how to insert them SORRY

[Wyoming53]

You did fine. We can click on them and blow them up.

That is a cute pooch.

[knutter1]

Well in that case i'll try it again! Here is Mom and the babies. This is Matilda!

[MyAzi]

How beautiful!!! I wish I could have one!!! However my lifestyle doesn't warrent a pup right now and His Majesty is a bit rough on the pups...as you can see in this thread http://www.talkstates.com/forum/comm...at-people.html

[isabel]

The pups are so white. It must be hard to keep them clean as they get older. How are temperments of Samoys? Most breeds have their good side and their bad.

Izzy