Puppies do not recognize their owners from an early age. When they are born, dogs have not yet opened their eyes and have poor cognitive abilities. It will take some time to recognize their owners. Generally, dogs gradually develop the consciousness of recognizing their owners when they are two to three months old. Dogs raised since childhood can recognize their owners in about a week, and it takes one to three months to fully recognize their owners.

Performance of a puppy recognizing its owner

1. The dog will respond to the instructions given by the owner. For example, if the owner calls it, the dog will run naturally. When the owner comes to the dog's side, the dog will try its best to complete the tasks assigned by the owner.

2. Dogs often stick to their owners. The dogs will surround them wherever the owner goes. The dogs don’t like to stay at home alone.

3. Dogs will protect their owners. If a dog sees other dogs approaching its owner, or other people bullying its owner, it will be aggressive to other dogs or people.