Excuse me, are Samoyeds all monkey faces?

What's the difference between Samoyed Australia Edition and Russian Edition I? The characteristics are obvious. As a strain, it must have its own characteristics. Needless to say, it doesn't have its own characteristics, and of course it can't constitute a strain. The so-called Australian version is characterized by a wide mouth, while the Russian version is long and relatively narrow. It seems that this feature of the Russian version of the Australian version is satisfied. The so-called British department or American department is divided according to the standards of different clubs. These two standards are slightly different in height restrictions, but most of them overlap. In other words, for most Satsuma, it meets the British and American standards at the same time. I'm afraid it can't be said that most Satsumas are British and American, so this classification is meaningless.

I don't know if your so-called monkey face is a Russian version. The picture is as follows: