The parts that Alaska likes to be touched by its owner:

1. Alaska likes its owner to touch its head. The skin on the dog’s head is thinner and has more nerves. Stroking the dog’s The head can make it feel very comfortable.

2. In addition, Alaska also likes its owner to touch its back and belly. Touching the middle of Alaska’s back with your hands can make it feel a deep sense of satisfaction and security. And Alaska’s willingness for its owner to touch its belly means that Alaska loves it. The owner is very trusting.

3. Alaska likes its owner to touch its chin very much, because there is not a lot of meat on the dog’s chin. When the owner touches its chin, the dog will intuitively feel the temperature of the owner’s hand, which will make it Feel the owner's kindness towards it, but be careful not to touch it too hard as it may hurt it.

4. If Alaska recognizes its owner, it will not resist wherever the owner touches it, because touching it by the owner is an affirmation of it, and it will wag its tail happily at the owner.

5. If the owner treats Alaska badly, it will subconsciously avoid or refuse when the owner touches it. If the owner forcibly touches it, it will become very irritable, and some dogs will even Bites or scratches the owner.