What should you do if your Husky bites someone while guarding its food? Put the food on the palm of your hand and let the Husky come over to eat, and then hold the food bowl and let it come over to eat. Before your Husky eats, put your hands on it and stroke it gently, then pour the food into its food bowl and let it eat. Take the husky's food bowl away while it is eating. If it starts to make a noise, scold it. Wait until it is quiet before giving it the food bowl to eat from.

1. The owner puts the food on the palm of his hand, then spreads his palm and lets the dog come and eat by himself. Note that this feeding method has been proven to be very safe. As long as you open your palms and do not tense or suddenly stretch your palms, the dog will only lick the food and not bite your hand. After a period of training, after your dog has adapted to eating from your hand, you can try to put the food in the food bowl, then put the food bowl on your hand, and let the pet dog come over to eat.

2. Slowly try to have someone around when the Husky adapts to the diet. Before the dog is ready to eat, you can try to put your hands on it. If the dog does not resist, you can try to stroke it gently, and then pour the food into its food bowl. Moreover, don’t stop petting your dog while it’s eating. Of course, petting shouldn’t be done aggressively but slowly, so that the pet dog can slowly adapt to this eating pattern and slowly change its food-protecting habits.

3. After the above education is achieved, try to take away the Husky’s food bowl while it is eating. Note that during the whole meal, if you find that it shows signs of threat, such as starting to wrinkle its nose, making a purring sound, looking at people sideways, etc., you should yell at it loudly and take away the food. When it calms down, praise it, pet it and say, "Very good." Then give it a food bowl. Keep doing this until it stops resisting.