Huskies that tend to be aggressive when they see people are not qualified to be housekeepers. When training a guard dog, you should teach the dog to lie down at the door or next to the door and order it to "guard the door"! No matter who wants to enter the door, they must be ordered to come in by the owner before they can be let in.

In the initial training, you can ask an unknown assistant to pretend to be a guest, and go straight in without waiting. At this time, order the Husky to growl at him, and if the assistant does not stop, bite him. Clothes are not allowed, but bites are absolutely not allowed. When no one is in the room, a dog is trained to guard it and no one is allowed to enter without permission.

During training, an unknown assistant should also be allowed to enter the owner's room privately, while the owner himself is hiding in one place. If the dog shows no expression, then it must be punished and said: From now on "Watch out!" The dog will naturally take on this task after repeated training. If an uninvited guest breaks into the owner's house, and the guest comes for some reason, and the owner has to receive him but is not at ease, the owner can first call the dog to follow the guest closely. If he touches something, the dog will bark a few times, then bite his clothes and won't let go.

The housekeeping husky can also be trained to become a bodyguard. It can smell the hand scent hidden on outsiders in order to disarm outsiders and prevent the owner from being assassinated. In times of crisis, it can strike first and bite the wrist or throat of an assassin or robber, thus putting its owner out of danger. When doing this training, the Husky trainer first lets the Husky smell the smell of bullets or daggers, then hides it on his body for the Husky to see, and then asks the assistant to bring one to you. As soon as the assistant comes in, the Husky trainer The husky was told to be careful. When the assistant entered the door with a gun hidden in his body, the husky trainer immediately pretended to be very angry, yelled at the assistant, and searched him. Finally, he found everything on his body, threw it to the ground angrily, and pushed the assistant out. Go to the door, let the husky smell it again, and say "be careful!" to it.

Although training a pet dog is not very difficult, we must be serious and responsible during the training. During the training of the Husky, we must pay attention to rewards and punishments. When the Husky does well, we must reward it in time. On the contrary, when it does not do well, we must reward it in time. Sometimes, we also need to punish it appropriately, so that the Husky can know what can and cannot be done, so that the Husky can become a good helper in housekeeping and nursing home.