Do adult native dogs recognize new owners?

Adult native dogs recognize their new owners, but the process of recognizing their owners is longer than that of puppies. The native dog is a very loyal dog. Generally, it will only recognize one owner in its life. Even if it changes to a new owner, it will remember the original owner. An adult native dog has a deep memory of the previous owner and it is difficult to let go. It belongs to the previous owner, but if the new owner treats it well, it will gradually accept the new owner.
Performance of a native dog recognizing its owner
1. After a native dog recognizes its owner, it will look after the home and care for the home, treating the owner’s home as its own home, even if there are strangers Enter and the native dog will bark.
2. The native dog will also protect its owner. If anyone wants to get close to the owner or harm the owner, the native dog will protect the owner.
3. The native dog will obey the owner's instructions very much. It will do its best to complete the tasks assigned by the owner.
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