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Samoyed
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Samoyed
a medium-sized dog characterized by a very thick, straight, white or cream-colored coat that stands out from the body, with brown eyes and black-rimmed eyelids and lip margins. It is said to have a 'smiling expression'. The ears are erect and the tail, with profuse haircoat, is curled over the back. The breed is predisposed to hemophilia, congenital heart defects and familial renal disease.
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Con had a character all his own, an aristocratic looking dog in appearance, white almost in colour like Samoyeds.
On the other, I have supposed that Samoyedic languages have strong traces about contacts with Finnic languages up to the transition of Samoyeds to the Finnic language form (see e.
The desperate owner called in the RSPCA and Dogs Trust to re-home the dogs including the German Shepherds, eight Samoyeds and two border collies.
 
 
 
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