Does Springer recognize the owner?

Springer recognizes the master. Because it is the nature of dogs to recognize the owner, and Springer is no exception. Springer has a gentle personality, likes to be close to people, and can live in harmony with others. And its mind is flexible, easy to train, and has high alertness, so it can be used as a guardian. When raising a Springer, you should pay attention to taking it out to exercise more, as staying at home for a long time is not conducive to its physical growth. 

Springer recognizes the owner's performance:

1. I like to stick to you. Once Springer recognizes its master, it will stick to you all the time. When you are cooking, it will lie next to you, when you play with your mobile phone, it will sit next to you, and even when you sleep, it wants to sleep next to you. .

2. Let you touch your stomach. We all know that a dog’s stomach is very sensitive and fragile. Once it is attacked, it is very likely to lose its life. Therefore, they protect their stomachs very well, and generally they will not be exposed easily, let alone touched by people. Touched, if your dog is willing to pet you, it means that you are the most trusted person of the dog, and it has regarded you as the owner and parent.

3. Very obedient. If you want to know if the dog recognizes the owner, if you want it to be obedient! When the dog recognizes that you are its master, it will obey your command. For example, when you tell it to complete some actions such as sitting, rolling, and shaking hands, the dog will immediately do it, which means that it listens to you very much and feels good in its heart. You are also very obedient, and I have recognized you in this life.

4. Don't protect your food. Everyone should have heard that a dog protects its food. It is actually its instinct to protect its food. Just like its territorial awareness, no one or animal is allowed to touch its things. If you are close to its food , if the dog no longer shows the grinning expression, it means that it has actually begun to recognize the fact that you are its owner.