What should I do if my husky bites? As soon as the husky bites, reprimand and stop it immediately. Hold its chin and make loud noises to scare it. Wait for the husky to calm down, comfort the dog, praise it with a smile, and reward it with food. Take your Husky out for a walk more often and interact with more strangers.

1. Stop and reprimand in time:

If Huskies bite, they must be warned in time and cannot be tolerated so that they develop this bad habit. Especially small breeds, their teeth are also very sharp and very dangerous to their owners. Their bad habit of biting must be eliminated as soon as possible. Once discovered, you should reprimand immediately. You can even hold your chin up, or roll a magazine into a tube and knock it on the floor or make a loud sound to intimidate.

2. Properly reward:

After being scolded, many dogs will become quiet because they are frightened. At this time, parents must not let things go and think that as long as the dog does not make noises, it will be fine. In fact, this situation is the perfect time to communicate with your dog. Parents can use the same calm state to appease the dog, praise it with smiles more, and reward it with food to achieve better development. But if the dog does not stop its aggressive behavior after being scolded, then it must not be given food, and it must be punished by not giving it food. It wasn't until it stopped and realized that this behavior was inappropriate that it resumed its normal life.

3. Carry out more social training:

The reason why huskies bite is mainly due to their primitive lifestyle. They have experienced uneasy, panic and nervous living conditions since their ancestors, so they become extremely irritable. The same is true for domesticated huskies. Most of them bite because of their primitive wariness or fear of strangers. The best solution is to take them out for more walks and interact with strangers.