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Training Askals involves consistency, patience, and positive reinforcement. Start with basic commands like "sit," "stay," and "come," and reward good behavior with treats and praise. Since Askals are naturally intelligent and loyal, they respond well to clear and consistent training routines. Socialize them early with people and other pets to prevent behavioral issues.

If your pet shows signs of aggression, anxiety, or excessive barking, it's important to identify potential triggers such as environmental stress or lack of exercise. Working with a certified animal behaviorist or trainer can help address these issues. Behavioral management techniques like crate training, leash training, and obedience training are effective ways to help your pet adjust.

Askals are generally hardy, but like all dogs, they can be prone to common issues like flea infestations, skin infections, and digestive problems. Ensure regular check-ups with the vet and stay up-to-date with vaccinations and flea prevention. Proper nutrition and hydration are key to keeping your Askal in good health.

It’s recommended to take your pet for an annual check-up, but this can vary depending on age and health conditions. Puppies and senior pets may require more frequent visits, while adult pets generally benefit from an annual wellness exam. Always consult your vet if you notice any unusual behavior or symptoms in your pet.