What is the best month to start training a Husky? Generally speaking, the training level of a Husky before it is 1 year old directly determines its future. Therefore, the training of Huskies should start from an early age. When Husky puppies are 3-4 months old, they should begin simple training, such as sniffing with their noses or holding objects in their mouths. After such training, Huskies will be able to help humans with work at about one year old.

1. Why is 3-4 months the best time to train a Husky dog?

First, at this time, the Husky puppy is already relatively strong and has relatively strong bones. At the same time, the vaccination is almost completed, and it is relatively adapted to the new environment.

One thing to note: Don’t let the Husky engage in too difficult work too early, and don’t test the Husky’s skills, ferocity, desire to fight, etc. too early. This makes it easy for Huskies to develop the habit of being disobedient and biting like crazy. It is best to wait until after 15 months for these trainings.

Second, this period is a good time to develop good training habits for Huskies. At the same time, be careful not to train your Husky puppy immediately after you bring it home, otherwise the puppy will get sick easily. The correct thing is to first place the puppy in a suitable place, let it rest quietly, and let the puppy develop a sense of trust in its new home. This period lasts for about a week, and the Husky puppy can begin to become familiar with its surrounding environment and establish daily habits.

2. Huskies are a good time to grow before half a year old

3-6 months is the golden period for the growth of Husky puppies. During this period, the puppies can only do a few things, such as "eating, drinking, defecation, throwing, sleeping and playing". Do not force the Husky to learn any skills. The main thing at this time is to make the Husky dog ​​feel happy, which is very beneficial to the dog's growth and development.

After three or six months, the Husky’s growth rate begins to slow down

After 6 months, the Husky’s growth rate begins to slow down. At this time, the feeding interval can be lengthened, and the little husky can be taken for a walk in the morning and evening. But be careful not to take too long a walk, probably within half an hour.

At the same time, pay attention to maintaining body shape to avoid being too fat or too thin, and pay attention to learn some common sense about Husky care to avoid getting sick. It is necessary to increase calcium supplementation but not excessively, and start taking some preventive drugs. The Husky's body shape will be roughly finalized around 8 months old, and the puppy period is also nearing the end.