1, let the Huskies dog develop a good habit.
To prevent your small dog from biting people and objects, it is important to first curb the bad habit of biting things. The first step is to keep your dog from coming into contact with things that it should not bite. For example, put your shoes in a closet, put expensive books on a high shelf, and don’t leave them on a coffee table. In short, keep all your precious items out of reach of your dog.
However, while it’s a good idea to put things away, there are two fatal flaws with this approach: it doesn’t teach little husky to avoid dangerous things and places.
2, Train the small husky to feel fear．
Most pet owners underestimate Siberian Huskies’ ability to find things to chew on. The only way to ensure your dog’s safety is to teach it what it can play with safely and what it should stay away from. The first step in training is to start with the “no” command. The timing of when to say “no” is a crucial factor in whether your Siberian Husky understands why it is being punished.
There is a great training tool that can be used for this training – an extension cord. A wire covered in rubber insulation is one of the most dangerous things for a small dog, as it has no idea that it is not a regular electrical power cord. The extension cord feels and tastes exactly like a regular electrical power cord to a small dog, the only difference being that it is not plugged in. Place the extension cord in front of the dog and then move out of its sight, hiding in a corner or using a mirror to observe its actions.
Once the little dog discovers the new toy and starts to want to bite, immediately say [No!] and spray water at it; then give it a stuffed toy to bite. Regularly practice this, until biting the electrical cord becomes a taboo. The same method can also be used in training to prevent dogs from biting shoes, books, magazines, or other objects. If you continue to teach your Havanese to only bite what it should bite by using praise and petting, the behavior of biting randomly will significantly decrease.
3, Use reprimand with moderation when dealing with little husky .
With the above foundation, it is also advisable to use appropriate scolding during training for small Huskies. Especially when outdoors, if your Huskies show a tendency to bite or jump on people, it is necessary to stop them immediately and give a firm command of “No!” while making a frowning face.
With the previous training foundation, Little husky will quickly understand that this behavior is also wrong, and gradually give up the behavior of biting people. Because he knows that his owner will not be happy with this behavior.