How to train an Alaskan dog to shake hands? Let the Alaskan dog sit facing the owner, with the owner holding a snack in one hand and spreading the other hand on the floor; say "shake hands" to the Alaskan dog, and then tap one of its front feet with your hand. The Alaskan dog raises its foot, take the opportunity to hold it and reward it; if there is no response, use your fingers to attract it. Once the paw is raised, repeat the previous step and repeat the training.

1. First, let the Alaskan dog sit facing the owner. Then the owner holds a snack in one hand and spreads it on the floor with the other hand.

2. When the Alaskan dog sits down, the owner says "shake hands" to it, and then taps one of its front feet with his hand. If the front foot of the Alaskan dog naturally lifts, you should take the opportunity to hold the front foot of the Alaskan dog. Don’t forget to reward your Alaskan dog with snacks at this time.

3. What should you do if your Alaskan dog doesn’t respond? Be flexible and you can move your fingers to attract the Alaskan dog’s attention. Once the Alaskan dog reaches out and touches your hand with its paw, reward the Alaskan dog with a treat.

4. Lift your hands slightly from the ground and repeat the training process just now. Of course, as long as the Alaskan dog completes the handshake action, you have to continue feeding the Alaskan dog snacks, otherwise it will not do it.

Handshake training is very simple. Generally, smarter Alaskan dogs can master it in ten minutes; dumber Alaskan dogs can master it in 1 or 2 hours. Then, just keep repeating this process, and then slowly remove the snack. Finally, the Alaskan dog will also take the initiative to "shake hands" after hearing the password.