Samoyed, one month old, is still very young and still in the stage of lactation. In the meantime, the most important thing is to keep a clean and warm environment and ensure that puppies get enough breast-feeding every day. Some Samoyed professionals suggest that it is best not to disturb the puppy for the first two weeks after birth, and let the puppy stay with its mother to help the puppy build a foundation of security and healthy growth.

Puppies can start basic training in about two months. Here are some training suggestions:

Establish a training plan, including training time and objectives, and train for about 30 minutes every day. Don't let the puppy's attention stay too long.

Train the puppy's social skills, such as interacting with people and other dogs.

Teach puppies to obey basic commands, such as "sit down" and "stand by".

Train puppies to stop biting and excrete in proper places.

Provide the puppy with interesting toys and space, so that it has enough exercise and activity time.

Please note that dog training takes patience and time. Don't use punishment or cruel methods to train them, which will destroy the trust and happiness of dogs.