Alaska only recognizes one owner. Alaskans are very loyal to their owners. They will only recognize one owner in their life and never leave them. It is their instinct to stick with them until the end. Unless the owner treats Alaska badly and often beats and scolds Alaska, in this case it will accept a new owner who treats it well. Once it treats you as its master, it will understand the prompts given by the master to complete the task, and will follow you all the time. No matter how far it runs, it will find its way home on its own.

Performance of Alaskan owner recognition:

1. When the owner is not at home, the border collie will squat or lie down at the door waiting for the owner. The owner will be excited when he returns home. Wagging its tail, it fluttered into its owner's arms.

2. After recognizing the master, the dog will listen to the master very much and will immediately follow the command when the master gives it.

3. When the owner calls, he will quickly give up what he is doing, including eating or playing, and then run to the owner.