Alaskan Malamute
The Alaskan Malamute has a sense of arrogance, so it is favored by many young people. Whether the Alaskan Malamute is naughty has become a hot topic among many dog lovers. Alaska’s obedient behavior can be seen from training.
1. Going to the toilet
First of all, it must be correct. Because of the nature of the dog, he is not allowed to go to the toilet around his den. At the same time, the dog will find a convenient place through feeling and fix it. Therefore, as the age increases and the scope of activities expands, he will gradually find a relatively fixed place away from his home for convenience.
After a dog wakes up and plays for a period of time, especially after eating or being kept in a cage for a long time and just leaving the cage, he will need to defecate. Usually, 3-month-old puppies need to defecate every 3 hours.
1. Newspaper method
The first step is to use a newspaper to absorb the pee of your Alaskan dog.
Step 2: Place the newspaper next to his den. When the Alaskan dog gets anxious, he will go to the paper and soak it when he smells it.
Step 3: Slowly pull the paper to the designated area.
Step 4: Remove the paper. Alaskan dogs develop a habit of infiltrating designated areas.
Puppies can start training when they are one month old. It is very fast for puppies to learn the convenience of fixed points. As long as you are patient in the first few days, you can generally succeed.
The above process will take one or two months, during which you and your family should immediately praise the good performance of the Alaskan dog, and it is best to give the Alaskan dog certain praise.
2. Purchase feces attractants from pet stores
There are some products on the market that induce puppies to defecate in designated areas. (Available in most pet stores).
When you observe some defecation signs of the Alaskan dog, such as suddenly lowering the head, sniffing with the nose and being very loose, use a feces inducer immediately and lead the Alaskan dog to penetrate into the designated area.
2. Yelling
1. Before going to sleep, it is best to put the puppy in a cage or cardboard box, and do not turn off the light. Put a few kraft paper envelopes or dog chews in the cage for the puppy to play and chew., puppies will naturally fall asleep when they are tired of playing.
2. Turn on a radio next to the Alaskan dog and tune it to an all-night program channel. The appropriate sound can make the puppy feel at ease. Generally speaking, puppies will gradually become familiar with and adapt to the environment and stop barking at night after 2-3 days.
3． Alaskan dogs will feel a sense of isolation when they get out of their previous living situation and enter a new situation. If you are too close to the Alaskan dog during the day and throw him in a new environment at night, the Alaskan dog's decline will be very large, and the dog will bark more fiercely at night.
Taboos
1. Blame the Alaskan dog. Although the puppy will temporarily stop barking, it will make the puppy afraid of the owner, which will lead to a sense of uncertainty about the owner.
2. When the puppy barks, the owner will come to take care of it. When the puppy barks, the owner will come to take care of it. This will make the Alaskan dog feel like this: as long as I bark, the owner will come to accompany me. This does not benefit the puppy's growth. If the puppy yells, the owner will pretend not to understand and let it go.
3． During his daily training in Alaska, when he failed to follow the password. Never be violent to Alaskan dogs. Although dogs cannot speak, they will remember it deeply in their brains and will not forget it for a long time.
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