Training an Alaskan dog to be obedient

When training an Alaskan dog to be obedient, you must use a firm tone and coordinated hand movements. For example, if an Alaskan dog raised at home barks when it hears someone moving outside the door, it should be done immediately. Hold the Alaskan dog's mouth tightly with your hands, and at the same time shake your head and say "no" in a very affirmative tone. After several trainings, the dog will understand that barking like this is wrong. Some dog owners dote on their dogs and do not correct such situations with a firm tone. Instead, they gently stroke the Alaskan dog with their hands and say softly, "Don't be so naughty." This makes the dog easily misunderstand that the owner is encouraging it. Whether it is praise or ban, it must be done on the spot, otherwise the expected effect will not be achieved as time passes.

Training the Alaskan to sit

Let the Alaskan dog stand on the left side of the owner and issue the "sit down" command. At the same time, lift the dog's neck with your right hand and press the dog's waist corner with your left hand. When the dog is forced to sit under this mechanical stimulation, a reward should be given immediately. After repeated training, the dog can develop a sitting posture. On this basis, combined with gesture training. If it is sitting in front, the right arm is stretched forward, the forearm is vertically upward, and the palm is in an "L" shape. If it's on the left side, tap your left abdomen gently with your left hand. If the dog can sit well, it should be gradually trained to extend the sitting time from 3-5 seconds to more than 5 minutes.

Training Alaskan lying down

The lying down movement should be carried out after the "sitting" movement is learned. During training, two methods can be used: First, the owner is on the right side of the Alaskan puppy, facing the dog, holding the food in his right hand, slowly moving from the top of the dog's mouth to the bottom, and at the same time giving the lie down command, and pulling downwards. rope to stimulate. At this time, the dog can lie down under food and mechanical stimulation. When the dog lies down, reward food in time. Later, as the conditioned reflex develops, rewards and stimulation will be gradually removed. Another method is to let the pet dog get down. The owner should squat down, hold the dog's two forelimbs with both hands, stretch them forward, and use the left arm to press the dog's shoulder blade. The dog will then be trained within a certain distance, combined with gestures. , in order to improve its level of movement, extend the command distance, and be able to lie down for more than 5 minutes according to the owner's commands and gestures.

Techniques for training Alaskan puppies

(1) Use the appetite reflex:

Before feeding the Alaskan puppies or when the dogs are hungry, the trainer should pick up the food bowl or Holding food in hand, stand outside the kennel door to lure the dog. The dog will be very excited because it is eager to get the food. At this time, by issuing commands and gestures, and at the same time using food to tease the dog in front of its eyes, the dog can bark. As long as the dog shows signs of barking in the early stage, the dog should be rewarded with food immediately. Eat a little less, and then let the dog bark. After barking, give him some food, and train like this for five or six times in a row. This is more effective for dogs with a dominant food response. After training, food can be lured graduallyReduce until completely cancelled, and frequently change the training location so that the dog can bark completely based on commands and gestures.

(2) Using the free reflex:

When Alaskan puppies are imprisoned for a long time and cannot move freely, they show a desire to leave the kennel. Therefore, before releasing the dog, bark commands and hand signals should be used to guide the dog to bark. If the dog barks, it will be released from the kennel to reward the dog.

(3) Use attachment:

Take the Alaskan puppy to a strange and quiet place and tie it to a solid object. The trainer first tries to arouse the dog's excitement, and then immediately leaves the dog and walks away. When you reach a certain distance, call the dog's name while walking. The dog will become anxious and bark when it sees the trainer walking away and hears its name being called. At this time, the trainer should immediately use commands and gestures to command the dog to bark. After barking a few times, he will run to the dog and give pats and reward food. Do this for two or three times of border training, and then let the dog roam. In future training, the distance can be gradually shortened until the dog can bark without leaving.

Notes on training Alaskan puppies

1. Before correcting the mistakes of the Alaskan puppy, you must establish a sincere friendship with it.

2. Consider using a professional dog leash that can shrink according to strength to control the Alaskan puppy, which can easily attract its attention.

3. Catch an Alaskan puppy when it is "committing a crime", but scolding it just a few minutes later will also make it at a loss.

4. Use fun, delicious food, care and praise to encourage obedient dogs.

5. Correcting the bad habits of Alaskan puppies must be resolute and persistent, and cannot be tolerated or given up halfway.

6. Give the Alaskan puppy the same opportunity after correction. If it is right this time, reward it in time.

7. Use noisy objects and deep voices to divert the attention of Alaskan puppies when they make mistakes.

8. When training Alaskan puppies outdoors, you must wear a dog leash and collar.