Huskies are dogs that are very close to humans and are very enthusiastic about everyone they meet, so sometimes Huskies will eat food given by everyone without any thought. The disadvantage of this is that one's stomach is easily damaged (you must know that huskies are famous for their glass stomachs), and the other is easily abducted by bad people. Below, "We Love Pets Network" will introduce to you how to train a Husky dog ​​not to eat food given by others.

1. The purpose of training Huskies to refuse food

Train the Husky dog ​​to learn to refuse food given by others, and at the same time, it can also roar to call the owner or bite the feeder.

2. Specific steps to train Huskies to refuse food

If the dog owner plans to train the Husky, first the dog owner should find a friend to act as an assistant trainer, and then take the Husky dog ​​to the training location with the friend.

Before training, the dog owner can let the Husky dog ​​walk in the circle first. After urinating and defecating, the assistant trainer will naturally approach the dog and give the dog food to lure the dog.

If the husky shows a tendency to want to eat as soon as it sees the food, the trainer will tap the dog's mouth lightly, and then give the dog food. If the dog still wants to eat, give a stronger stimulus. At the same time, the dog owner gives the "bark" command and pretends to hit the assistant trainer to encourage the dog to stimulate the dog's active defense response.

When the Husky barks at the trainer, the trainer should take the opportunity to run away, and the dog owner should reward the dog. The assistant trainer can also be used to throw the food in front of the dog and then leave. If the dog shows picking up or picking up food, the dog owner immediately gives the command "no" and jerks the traction belt to stimulate the dog. If the dog no longer picks food, reward the Husky dog ​​and let it play freely.

3. Things to note when training Huskies to refuse food

1. When training Huskies, pay attention to the intensity of training stimulation. For example, when pulling a husky dog ​​with a leash, don't stimulate it too much. If the dog shows rebellious mood, the training of this subject should be stopped to ease the dog's neural activity, and the amount of stimulation should be appropriately reduced in the next training.

2. Huskies are relatively difficult to train. Dog owners should be patient and prepared before training.