A Siberian husky is one of the best companions and owning one is a great experience. A Siberian husky is beautiful, intelligent and friendly. Owning a dog is great responsibility, and most of the work is actually in the training. Before one can embark on training a Siberian husky, it is vital to first understand the characteristic of the dog. Being a pack animal, the Siberian husky needs a strong leader. The dog is also very stubborn and strong willed, and will generally not do something unless it makes sense to him. It is important to invest a lot of time and energy to ensure that you effectively train your dog.

You should start teaching your husky early enough. This is one of the best ways to ensure that you effectively train your dog. Start training a Siberian husky early to make sure that your efforts pay off. Secondly, when issuing commands to your dog, it is vital you look at your dog straight in the eyes. This conveys to the husky the seriousness of the command and that it needs to be followed. Also, call your Siberian husky by its name every time. This dog is so that the dog knows their name.

When the dog displays undesirable behavior, it is important to reprimand him immediately. This is so that he knows what he is doing is not good. For training a Siberian husky as a sled dog, it is important that the owner of dog be confident, strong willed and firm in training. Siberian huskies needed to see a strong leader, and my refuse to obey command if the owner does not possess these characteristics.

Siberian huskies are some of the most loyal and friendly dogs that can be found. They are good with children and are friendly even with strangers. This good relationship can be maintained by being kind to the dog and taking good care of him, and providing good and regular meals. Siberian huskies love to run free and if given total freedom may run away for good. It is important to maintain boundaries by fencing the compound making sure it are strong and high (at least 6ft). When taking the dog on walks, make sure that the dog is on a leash so that it does not run away.

When training your Siberian husky, make everything that you do is before the dog. For example, when feeding, do it before the dog, when leaving the house, do it before the dog and so on. This will emphasize to the dog that you are the leader. Also make sure that you show your dog that you are a strong and reliable leader to ensure that the dog respects you. Husky training is best done when it is a puppy, as adult dogs have a will of their own. It is important to establish the house rules very early when the husky is a puppy. This is because from very early on, the husky will see you as the leader and will look to you for guidance and training. If your dog sees that you as a strong leader, then the dog will grow up to respect and obey you. It is important to remember that training a Siberian husky is a difficult task that take patience and determination.