Does the Great Dane recognize its owner?

The Great Dane recognizes its owner. The Great Dane is a very smart dog that usually recognizes its owner at three months of age. A Great Dane will recognize many owners throughout its life, but only one owner at a time. Spend more time with it, feed it personally every day, take it for walks frequently, and increase the frequency of interactions with it. Over time, it will be able to recognize its owner.
Performance of Great Dane recognizing its owner
1. After recognizing its owner, the Great Dane will be very enthusiastic about its owner and will run immediately when it hears the owner’s call. Come over, it will keep wagging its tail at its owner.
2. The Great Dane will become very docile after recognizing its owner. It will not be aggressive to its owner and will not resist if the owner touches it.
3. A Great Dane that recognizes its owner will protect its owner. It is a large dog with a strong body. When its owner is in danger, it will stand up.
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