If you're considering adding a new member to your family, it's important to think about a few factors before bringing home a dog. Some people believe that a husky should be trained from a young age to sit on your lap in order to get used to being around humans. This could cause a variety of problems if not done properly. According to The Siberian Husky Club of America, "The goal of the lap training is to teach the dog to accept human contact while at the same time teaching the dog to sit still." "Lap training" can cause a lot of issues with a husky, including separation anxiety, excessive barking, and even aggression. A husky that has been raised without proper lap training may become aggressive towards other animals and even strangers. It's best to start training a husky when it's an older puppy or kitten so that it gets used to being close to its parents and siblings. Most huskies are socialized from an early age because of their hunting instincts, but it's also important to make sure they don't grow up too fast. The best way to train your husky to sit on your lap is to do it slowly over time. Start with holding your fingers out to grab the husky by the collar, then gradually increase the length of your hand until you reach the full-length of the dog. Gradually move your hand closer to your lap until the dog sits on your lap. There are many different methods for teaching a husky to sit on your lap, and it depends on what your pup is comfortable with. If your husky is very shy and nervous, you may want to start off slow and build up to longer periods of time.