If the dog is properly trained, it can do some things within its power at home, such as waking up the owner who likes to sleep in to prevent being late due to snooze.

1. During training, the owner first sets the alarm clock, and then lets the Alaskan dog rest outside the bedroom, while the owner lies on the bed to sleep. When the bell rings, the owner immediately calls the Alaskan dog to come over, encourages the Alaskan dog to lie on the bed with its front paws, and consciously plays with the Alaskan dog with his hands, stroking the Alaskan dog's snout. Then, the owner gets up, rewards the Alaskan dog, and talks to the Alaskan dog. Alaskan dog games.

2. During training, the owner first sets the alarm clock, and then lets the Alaskan dog rest outside the bedroom while the owner lies on the bed to sleep. When the bell rings, the owner immediately calls the Alaskan dog to come over, encourages the Alaskan dog to lie on the bed with its front paws, and consciously plays with the Alaskan dog with his hands, stroking the Alaskan dog's snout. Then, the owner gets up, rewards the Alaskan dog, and talks to the Alaskan dog. Alaskan dog games.

3. With regular practice like this, the Alaskan dog will develop the ability to put its front paws on the bed and touch the owner's hand when it hears the bell. As the training progresses, the owner should gradually reduce the calls to the Alaskan dog, gradually extend the alarm time, and at the same time, gradually move the alarm closer to the place where the Alaskan dog rests. Cultivate the ability of the Alaskan dog to hear the alarm and come to the bedroom to wake up the owner.

4. When the Alaskan dog is bumping, the owner should consciously and gradually extend the time of the Alaskan dog. Train in this way until the Alaskan dog is completely familiar with and mastered.