The Border Collie will also recognize its new owner. As long as the new owner is good to it, it will accept the new owner after about a month of adaptation. You should treat it with care, accompany it often, feed it regularly, and take it out for walks more often. When it does not do well, you must not beat or scold it, but communicate with it more. You also need to interact with it frequently and occasionally reward it with small snacks. These small actions are conducive to cultivating feelings. Once it gets familiar with the owner and develops trust and dependence on the owner, it will recognize the owner.

The performance of the Border Collie when he recognizes his master:

1. The Border Collie’s obedience is very high. After recognizing his master, he only obeys the master’s orders. When the master gives out When given the command, the Border Collie will immediately follow it.

2. Border collies have a strong sense of protecting their owners. As long as their owners are in danger, they will fight tooth and nail to protect them.

3. After recognizing the owner, he will be very dependent on the owner, like to stay with the owner, and will act coquettishly with the owner.
4. He will also give his favorite things, such as his snacks and toys, to his owner.