Will dogs in kennels recognize their breeders as their owners?

The dogs in the kennel will recognize the breeder as their owner. Because the breeder is the best to him and always spends the longest time with him. During the breeding process, the owner can play more with the dog, take it out for walks, and spend more time with the dog, which can effectively increase the relationship between the owner and the dog.
The dog recognizes its owner:
1. It reacts when you call its name. A wolf dog is so smart that it can sense your emotions and know what you are saying. If a wolf dog treats you as its master, after hearing you calling it, it will come over to see what you are going to do.
2. As long as the master is in danger, no matter how docile he was before, he will bravely protect the master, even sacrificing his own life for the master.
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