Erha's IQ is at the upper-middle level, and Husky's IQ ranks 45th, which is considered a relatively smart dog among dogs. However, Huskies are more difficult to tame. Huskies have low obedience and do not like to be controlled. But as long as the owner is patient and has enough time to teach the dog, the dog can usually understand what the owner means after a long period of teaching.

How to train Erha

1. The breeder needs to give Erha a name in the early stages of breeding. He often calls his name in daily life and deepens it through repeated training. Memory allows it to remember its own name. When Erha responds after hearing his name, it proves that he is becoming familiar with his owner.

2. Breeders should always pay attention to Erha’s behavior during daily feeding or when walking and interacting. If Erha behaves inappropriately, it needs to be stopped in time and warned that it is wrong. If Erha performs well, the breeder can reward it. After a while, Erha will naturally be able to remember what he can and cannot do.

3. Do not beat or scold it for no reason. This will make it no longer trust its owner and easily become rebellious and disobedient. But don't pamper it too much because it will cause more unscrupulous destruction.