Huskies recognize their owners from an early age. Huskies raised since childhood can recognize their owners through sounds, smells, movements, etc. They are dogs with high IQs. After the Husky recognizes its owner, it will take the initiative to expose its belly to the owner. It likes to stick to the owner's side. It will send the owner off when the owner goes to and from get off work. It is a relatively loyal dog.

How do huskies who have been raised since childhood recognize their owners:

1. Through the sense of smell, dogs have a very sensitive sense of smell, and everyone has their own body odor. Dogs can distinguish the different smells of each person and identify their owners through smell.

2. Through vision, the dog can see the owner's appearance through vision, remember the owner's appearance, and keep the owner's appearance in his mind.

3. Through hearing, the dog can recognize the owner by remembering the owner's voice and respond to the owner's calls and instructions.

4. Be familiar with the owner’s figure and movements. Through long-term interaction, the dog will become very familiar with the owner's figure and movements, and can identify the owner through the figure and movements.