1. Obedience training
Dogs' obedience is an interesting topic, which has always been controversial. Some people think that dogs should wait until they are at least six months old before formal obedience training. If they are too young, their understanding and mobility are not good, and the results they receive are not good or even effective. However, some people think that many dogs have developed some very bad behavior habits six months ago. The proof given by these people is that a dog can bite their shoes, but it can't learn to sit still. This is far-fetched, so they can actually learn good habits six months ago. In fact, dogs don't need to carry out very difficult training before six months, and they don't need to increase their ability, but to correct and improve their behavior from their daily life. When we get to the back, we will carry out special training.
2. Excretion training
The dog's excretion training must be as early as possible. In fact, this training means that the dog is allowed to defecate outdoors, or to defecate at a designated place at home, so as not to cause embarrassment and trouble. Excretion training can use positive reinforcement, use all kinds of fun and delicious food, and reward them in time when they are done well. Another point worth noting is that it is necessary to predict the excretion time of dogs. When they are walking, eating, playing and sleeping, they will not defecate halfway, so they should be stuck in front of or behind these time points to urge them to excrete correctly. At the same time, it is worth considering that the place where dogs excrete must be safe, without danger or potential danger, so that dogs can relax and relieve themselves.
3. Diet training
Alaskan dogs have moderate activity and can eat as much as other dogs. However, it should be noted that almost every dog may have dietary problems in his childhood. At first, it may be because the dog has just come to a new environment and can't adapt to the diet structure and taste. If so, it is necessary to change the way of changing food for dogs. Adopt a step-by-step method, don't replace all the grain at once, try to control it in one week and replace it at a constant speed. Of course, if it is not for this reason, it must be treated strictly. Set a time for dogs. If they don't eat all the food within the specified time, they will take the food and feed it with the rest for the second time, so that they can understand that if they don't eat seriously, they will not only be hungry, but also eat the rest.
4. Sit-down Training
Many parents will consider training Alaskan dogs to sit down correctly. This training is more suitable for using cooked meat pieces as bait. Parents can stand or squat in front of the dog, gently put one hand on the dog's ass, and when they are ready, they can give the order of "sitting down", and at the same time, they have to press the dog's ass down with their hands, and then move the meat from the other hand to the front and upper part of the dog. When the dog looks up, the ass will naturally sit down. Therefore, that piece of meat to lure dogs is not only to make them more obedient, but also a physiological auxiliary skill. When the dog sits down, the parents silently count three times, then say "ok", praise the dog, and then feed the meat to it.