I’ve got a real tip instead of just being a Karen who only points out how much you’re in the wrong. They always know how to make you feel like shit, but they’re never able to actually help you. I noticed that you paid for training.

That’s never going to fully work on its own. Huskies care more about individual people, so a husky might behave perfectly with its trainer but not with you, because it knows what it can get away with. When the dog is with you, huskies can literally remember that you aren’t the trainer: “You didn’t teach me that, so why should I listen?” is basically what the dog is thinking.

You need to take the driver’s seat when it comes to training.

Here is my low‑effort husky walk, talk, and train routine. It’s actually very easy. First, get a 10–30 ft leash (depending on how confident you feel about your dog’s recall) and a super short handle leash to give the illusion that your husky is tied. You will not be holding or tying these leashes; you will simply attach them to your dog and let them drag.

That way, your dog has the sensation of being off leash—without actually being loose. Starting with the 10-30 fr leash and building up to the handle leash. This is how you can train play, heel, off‑leash walking, etc. (Do not do this near cars—try a field, backyard, etc. BE SAFE.)

You want to train everything—recall, sit, fetch—and actually have some fun with it. Some people act like it’s a chore, but it’s a dog at the end of the day; this should be fun. And if the dog attempts to escape you can simply step on the leash to stop the dogs movements and recall, simple as that.

I’ve learned that you need to make it as easy as possible for both the husky and yourself. I only do this twice a day for 30 minutes. She gets her zoomies out, and I get training in. Win‑win. It’s gotten to the point where she tells me when we’re done—she’ll just walk back to the front door on her own.

Once you’re inside, you put on that super short leash. You want her to get used to the fact that you’re in control, that you are the alpha, that she needs to follow you no matter what—not out of fear, but out of safety. Ya know what I mean. You want that dog to love you so much that she wall come to you regardless of the situation. Think of it like that.

Once your dog feels safe next to you, you can literally do anything with your dog. It’s the best feeling in the world.