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Samoye dog in Siberia national animal husbandry nisos yeed people and named after the native Russian Arctic, originated in seventeenth Century. The original Samoye dog was bred by Sa Moyer de nomadic tribes now living in the polar regions east of Mount Ural. In the late nineteenth Century, fur traders imported the dog into the United States and europe. After the dog spread to England, it was loved by people because of its snowy coat color. In the early twentieth Century, the dog was awarded a prize in the Arctic expedition.