Every pet dog has a different personality. For example, huskies: some huskies are gentle, obedient, and quite clingy, while others are independent, calm, and not very clingy. Of course, every owner prefers different personalities in huskies. Some owners like clingy huskies, while others prefer independent and calm huskies. So, if your husky is very clingy, what would you do?

　　For owners who are usually busy with work, they definitely do not want their husky to be overly clingy. Because when you leave for work during the day and leave the husky alone at home, a gentle, timid, and clingy husky may become unhappy and thus depressed. Therefore, in such cases, the owner needs to find ways to help the husky become stronger and more independent, so it won't be overly clingy.

　　To prevent the husky from developing clingy habits, you need to pay attention when interacting with it daily. When the husky runs to you and acts spoiled, you should clearly reject it and tell it not to do that. Of course, you cannot harm the husky harshly. Remember, dogs also have self-esteem. You can be strict with it to develop an independent personality, but you must never treat it harshly or hurt its self-esteem.

　　To prevent your husky from developing clingy bad habits, training must start from puppyhood. The dog's personality development also needs to start early. You should guide your husky to develop good living habits and character, and begin training when it is young. For example, training the dog to eat at fixed times,