Puppies will recognize their owners when they grow up. Dogs are highly intelligent mammals, and keeping them as companion pets is very common around the world and has a long history. People build relationships with dogs by feeding them and playing with them, and puppies recognize their owners through people's voices and smells. After recognizing its owner, the puppy will be very dependent on its owner and will be loyal and protective of its owner, even when it grows up.

How a grown-up puppy recognizes its owner:

1. Responds to the owner’s call. When the owner calls the dog's name, the dog will respond immediately and run to the owner.

2. Remember the way home. If a dog recognizes its owner and regards the owner's home as its own, it will remember the way home when it goes out to play alone.

3. Will expose the belly to the owner. If a golden retriever trusts its owner and recognizes its owner, it will show the most vulnerable part of its body to the owner and ask for his touch.

4. Act coquettishly to the master. If the dog feels hungry and the owner does not feed it in time, the dog will act coquettishly and beg for food from the owner.