Alaska can be trained at an early age, usually when the dog is weaned, around 2 to 3 months old. Because it is easier to accept people's training in the puppy period, and it is not easy to produce resistance and resistance.

When training Alaska, it is necessary to master the corresponding methods. In the early stage of training, it should be guided by behavior habits and life attitudes, and related strength and skill training should be carried out after the skeletal development is more complete. Normal training is from easy to difficult. For the training of some special movements, such as shaking hands, sitting down, bowing, lying down, etc., you can train with the dog for a while during the usual meal, instead of taking special time to train. Finally, when training Alaskan dogs, rewards and punishments must be clearly defined. Dogs must be rewarded for good performance, such as food or petting. Training mistakes must be stopped in time. Repeated exercises can be repeated to form conditioned reflexes.