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The
History
The
Samoyed is considered the most beautiful of the Nordic dogs,
its history is fascinating like the one of the people where
the name comes from: the Samoyeds.
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This
nomadic people,
located in North Russia,
on the East side of the Mounts Urali
and on the West side of the Yenisei river,
continuously searching for food
and pastures during their moving,
were always with a very capable,
intelligent and resistant dog,
who was naturally very loyal.
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The
race was kept in great consideration
from the Samoyed people,
who,
as primitive selection criteria,
avoided that the females coupled with wolves
or other types of dogs,
as instead happened for other dogs. |
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The
character of the Samoyed is very special.
They are dogs of great intelligence and personality, with particular
sensitiveness, which the owner must never forget.
Thanks to its great sensitiveness, the Samoyed learns what it is
asked it easily and is a very pleasant mate inside a family,
very affectionate and suitable for kids. |
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The Antartic Exploration
Ronald Aundsen
(1862-1928)
was the first man who reached the South Pole together with 18
sledge-dogs,
on Friday December 14th 1911 at h: 3.00 p.m.
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Antartic
Buck on the boat. |
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One
of these dogs is stuffed and shown at the Oslo Museum in
Norway. |
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Boat
"Fram" shipping on March 14th 1895
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(from
“Farthest North” by F. Nansen) |
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The
Samoyeds with their slinging beside
the boat “Fram”
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The
team ready for the exploration trip. |
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Ronald
Amundsen on the way to South Pole with his
Samoyeds. |
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Daisy's
third litter.
(from “Heart of
Antartic" by Sir. E. Schackleton published by Heineman) |
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In
the land of penguins.
(E. Shackleton) |
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On
the left: F.G. Jackson with Sally, Nimrod and Ràwing
On the right: A.B. Armitage
with Sammie.
from
(“Franz Joseph Land”) |
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5
dogs survived from the first exploration
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(from
Frabz Joseph Land by F.G. Jackson)
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abuso di queste fotografie non è autorizzato.
Proprietà Allevamento BOREAL WIND.
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