Border collies generally do not bite and recognize their owners. The Border Collie has a docile personality and will generally not bite unless it is provoked. Border Collies begin to recognize their owners when they are two months old and can identify their owners based on footsteps and smell. The owner should accompany it every day, feed it regularly, and pet it more. Then it will gradually become dependent on the owner and start to recognize the owner. After recognizing the owner, it will be very loyal to the owner and like to accompany the owner.
Performances of Border Collie’s Recognition of Master:
1. Border Collie’s obedience is very high. After recognizing his master, he will only obey the master’s orders. When the master gives the command, the Border Collie will The pastor immediately complied.

2. Border collies have a strong desire to protect their territory and their masters. As long as their masters are in danger, they will fight to protect their masters.

3. After recognizing the owner, he cares about the owner very much and relies on the owner. He likes to stay with the owner and will act coquettishly with the owner.

4. The Border Collie likes to play with its owner, and will also give its owner its favorite things, such as its snacks and toys.