Adult Alaskans cannot recognize new owners. Alaska will not recognize its owner until it is one year old. If you want to change its owner, it is best to do so before it is one year old. The loyalty of Alaskans who recognize their owners is very high. Unless the original owner treats Alaska badly, it is very difficult for Alaskans to recognize new owners.

Notes on training Alaska to recognize its owner:

1. Training Alaska must be patient and perseverant, and not rude or rude. Some Alaskans are born with a rebellious mentality. If they are insulted or kicked, it will not only make the dog cower and panic, but also make it more difficult for the Alaskan to recognize its owner.

2. When training Alaska, you must persist and don’t give up halfway. Many habits and instructions need to be repeated many times until Alaska learns them.

3. Training instructions should be concise and clear, try not to exceed three words, and can also be combined with gestures and expressions. Don’t train too long every day, no more than 15 minutes.