The ideal period for training is to start around 70 days after the Husky puppies are born. In addition, daily training starts from the day the Husky puppies arrive at home, and is carried out gradually and slowly. At this stage, the puppies have not yet developed any bad habits and are relatively weak, which saves effort for the breeders. One year after birth, Huskies can reach adulthood and their physical strength has increased a lot. If you want to train at this stage, it will take a certain amount of physical strength and a certain amount of patience. For example, it is more difficult to correct a husky that weighs about 20 kilograms and prevent it from running forward or jumping. It barks for no reason during walks, urinates and urinates everywhere, and pounces on people when it sees it.

If it takes 2-3 months to correct a Husky when it is a puppy, then it will take longer to correct an adult Husky.

Huskies grow fastest in the first year after birth. During this period, the brain gradually develops and matures, and it is also a critical period for Xiao Ha to learn well and learn badly. Therefore, this year is the best time to train Huskies. But don’t think that Husky has grown up and cannot be trained anymore. In fact, no matter how old the Husky is, it can be trained. However, compared with training from puppyhood, it takes more physical strength and more patience. If you didn’t spend more time taking care of your husky before or if you let your husky indulge in bad habits, it will take 2 times, 3 times or even longer, but you should have confidence in your husky anyway. The training must be able to adjust well.

The training of Huskies can be divided into two major stages. First, training begins from the day they arrive home, such as fixed sleeping and defecation places. Secondly, obedience training usually starts 70 days after birth, such as sitting down, standing up, etc.

The editor below will introduce to parents the training methods of Husky puppies as follows:

1. Entering the cage and feeding training

When the puppies first arrive home, don’t be in a hurry to feed them. Just prepare a bowl of water in the cage. During crate training, if your puppy is quiet, you can reward it with food. In addition, do not allow her to get snacks anytime and anywhere, as this will reduce the puppy's obedience. Snacks are mainly chicken, small dog food or dog biscuits.

2. Fighting, biting and biting training are prohibited

When the puppy rushes up to the owner in excitement, issue the "No" prohibition command. If the puppy stops, reward her. If the puppy continues to jump on the owner, gently bump her chest with your knee and say "No" to make her feel uncomfortable. Repeated several times can correct the problem of jumping on people.

When the owner is playing with the puppy and the puppy opens its mouth to bite, the owner immediately says sternly, ""No", then put the puppy aside and ignore her. After 5 minutes, go to play with her. If she still bites, continue to say "No" and ignore her immediately. Repeat a few times, and the puppy will You will gradually understand that biting is wrong.

If the biting training is successful and the puppy understands the "No" command, it can be trained to bite. During training, prepare some toys such as dog chew glue and dog chew ropes. Puppies have the habit of chewing furniture. When she opens her mouth to bite the furniture, the owner gives the "No" command and hands the dog chew glue to the puppy to attract her to bite the dog chew glue. If the puppy gives up chewing on the furniture and instead chews on dog chews, the owner should praise her promptly.

3. Excretion training

Puppies usually excrete after sleeping and eating. If the owner carries out effective cage training, the puppy will become accustomed to eating and sleeping in the cage, and then elimination training can be carried out. Since the excretory system of puppies is not fully developed, they often cannot hold back and pull randomly, so the owner must persist in training to consolidate the effect. When the puppy is 5 or 6 months old, she will get used to excreting outside, and the excretion training is over.