The puppy recognizes its owner in 50 days. Native dogs generally begin to recognize their owners when they are 1-3 months old. The younger the native dog is, the more dependent it is and the easier it is to recognize its owner. The native dog is very adaptable and easy to raise. As long as the owner keeps company with it and gives it a sense of security, it will recognize its owner. After recognizing the owner, it is very loyal to the owner and can help the owner look after the home and the courtyard.
Performances of a puppy recognizing its owner:
1. After a native dog recognizes its owner, it likes to be close to its owner, will circle around the owner, and will act coquettishly with the owner. .
2. Like to follow behind the owner and want to accompany the owner all the time.
3. Very loyal to the owner, always pay attention to the owner's safety, and will protect the owner when in danger.
4. When hearing the call of the master, it will quickly rush to the master.