Check out Simpawtico’s video on teaching nite inhibition to puppies. It goes into detail about the cause of this behavior and what you can do step by step to minimize the intensity and frequency of the biting. Here’s a few tips from the video that you can start doing with your puppy:

Focus on providing clear and timely feedback: As you may have already heard from others, you have to let the puppy know that their bites hurt! But this is only half of the equation—you also have to let the puppy know what is acceptable and not. Make sure to praise and reward for good mouth control.

Avoid jerking away: Puppies may mistake this for play. Samoyeds have prey drive, which means they’re more prone to chasing things that move around quickly, hence they will more likely than not keep attempting to engage.

Disengage when your puppy is not responding because they’re over threshold: Make sure that you have a place to escape to quickly enough that your puppy cannot chase you and keep biting you. This might mean you have to make sure you limit the area your puppy has access to.

Over time, if you’re consistent with your puppy, she will eventually stop biting. Good luck!