Do dogs recognize their little masters?

Dogs generally recognize their little owners. When a pet dog sees that the owner loves and likes the little owner, or even kisses and hugs the little owner, the pet dog will also see it. A pet dog will think that this little guy is the owner's favorite and very important to the owner. Out of loyalty and dependence on their owners, pet dogs will also recognize their little masters.
How a dog recognizes its little owner:
1. When the little owner is in danger, the pet dog will appear to relieve the crisis as soon as he sees it.
2. When the little owner passes by, the dogs are wagging their tails excitedly around the little owner, pounce on the little owner, and lick the little owner
3. The dog faces the little owner The master is obedient and obedient, always available and obeys the little master’s orders
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