Do dogs recognize their owners?

The dog recognizes the owner. Dogs usually begin to recognize their owners when they are two or three months old. Spending more time with them during this period can increase the dog's sense of dependence on the owner, and it can also help the speed of the dog's recognition of the owner. After the dog recognizes the owner, it has a high degree of obedience and loyalty to the owner, and can even rush out to protect the owner when the owner is in danger.

The performance of dogs recognizing their owners:

1. Waiting for you at the door every day. In the world of dogs, it is actually quite boring. Most of their source of fun is the owner. When the owner is not at home, the dog is waiting for the owner to come home except for sleeping and so on. If you come home and find that your dog greets you at the door every day, no doubt, your dog really loves you.

2. I like you touching its belly. The belly is a relatively secretive and vulnerable place for dogs. If you are not familiar with it, you will not be allowed to touch it casually. On the contrary, if your dog likes you to touch their bellies and enjoy it, it means that you are very important to it and recognize you as the master.

3. I will never kill you. If the dog recognizes the owner, no matter how fierce their personality is, they are very docile and obedient to you. Whether you beat them or touch their food, they will not be fierce to you.

4. I won't leave you. If the dog recognizes you as the owner, in fact, you occupy a big place in its heart. Even if it is gentle and friendly to other people, there is only one owner. Many times, even if other people tease the dog with food and let the dog go home with him, if no one can tease your dog away, it means that he really loves you deeply.