How to train a Huskies to follow when going out? Do you also want to let your dog follow when you go out? Then the editor below will share with you the experience of training Huskies to follow when going out.

Experiences of training Huskies when they go out:

1. Basic commands for Huskies training

Before starting training, you can play with the Huskies for a while to let the dogs become familiar with the venue. After the Huskies have finished urinating and defecating, formal training can begin:

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Gesture: The left hand droops naturally and taps the left thigh.

2. Four-point training steps for Huskies training

1. Small-scale training.

First hold the leash with your left hand (20 to 30 centimeters away from the collar), then call the Eskimo dog's name to attract its attention, and give the "reliance" command. At the same time, the dog owner steps forward with his left leg. And pull the leash forward, move forward at a brisk pace, or make a big circle to follow the Husky. The distance of each training trip is generally not less than 100 to 150 meters.

2. Pay attention to constantly correcting the Huskies’ trajectory.

If the Eskimo dog deviates from or clings to its owner, pull the leash immediately to bring the Eskimo dog back to the correct position. After it corrects its position, it should be rewarded by saying "good" or patting it.

3. Let the Huskies form conditioned reflexes.

Dog owners should train in this way repeatedly until the Huskies form a conditioned reflex to the command "reliance". On this basis, the Huskies can be trained to establish a conditioned reflex for the "lean" gesture. The method is to make the Huskies sit on the left side, holding the leash in the right hand and leaving the left hand empty.

4. Dog owners should be careful not to follow the speed of the Huskies.

When stopping the accompanying training, the "sit" command should be given, and the accompanying training should be completed by sitting on the left side. During the training process, the dog is mainly careful not to adapt to the speed of the Huskies. For example, when the Eskimo dog falls behind, it will also give the "reliance" command and pull the leash quickly to make the Eskimo dog go faster. At the same time, the dog owner will still move forward at the original speed.

3. Precautions for accompanying training of Huskies

1. Food induction and appropriate encouragement.

During the accompanying training of Huskies, attention should be paid to using food, objects, etc. to induce the Huskies to move forward side by side with the dog owner. As long as the Huskies stay in the correct position according to the command, reward them. Such repeated training can also enable the Huskies to form a conditioned reflex to the "reliance" command and gesture.

2. Avoid stepping on the Huskies by mistake.

At the beginning of training, the movements of humans and Eskimo dogs are not coordinated with each other. Trainers of Eskimo dogs should be careful not to step on the Eskimo dogs to avoid fear in the Eskimo dogs.

3. The traction belt must be used flexibly and with appropriate tightness.

When correcting the position of the Eskimo dog, the leash is only tightened momentarily. As soon as the Eskimo dog returns to the correct position, the leash should be relaxed immediately to prevent the Eskimo dog from feeling uncomfortable. If the Huskies are ahead or deviated and cannot be corrected by pulling the leash sharply, they can be corrected by turning.