Samoyeds often bite things when they are growing teeth or grinding their teeth. They bite holes in shoes and sofas at home, which makes people love and hate them. When things break, they have to repurchase them, and they have to spend money on purchases. It is so frustrating! Yes! It is very difficult to prevent a toothy little Samoyed from biting things, or a big dog that naturally likes to bite things from biting things. Therefore, correction methods generally use substitution or punishment. The alternative is to provide chews or toys that are more chewable and taste good to the Samoyed. The punishment method is to give the Samoyed a "shock" and "confinement" when he commits a destructive act, so that he will know that doing so will be severely punished. Otherwise, they will still bite randomly before the training is completed.

Other ways to prevent Samoyeds from biting:

1. Give Samoyed a bite-resistant rubber bone, but be careful not to provide sharp, fragile, or harmful items for it to bite.

2. You need to spend a fixed time every day taking your Samoyed to exercise or walking with him to consume his excess energy.

3. Give it food that requires it to bite before it can eat it. Do not give such delicious snacks normally.

4. If the Samoyed is at home alone, you can put a special mask on it or put it directly in a cage.

5. Give a puppy that is changing teeth a soaked piece of frozen cloth and let it bite it. It tastes good and has analgesic effect.

Don't use your hands when punishing your Samoyed. It's enough to roll up two newspapers. Because there is a "pop" sound when the newspaper is hit, most dogs will be afraid of it, and they will not be afraid of your hands. While correcting your Samoyed's behavior needs to be taken seriously, it also needs to be rewarded by you. If the Samoyed does well or does something right, he will be rewarded. Feeding should be done at a fixed time so that the Samoyed cannot distinguish between feeding and rewards. Feed 8 minutes of full meals to keep the Samoyed eager for rewards.