Puppies recognize their owners. Puppies generally only know one owner in their lives. Once they identify the owner, they have a very high degree of obedience and loyalty to the owner. Puppies usually begin to recognize their owners when they are two or three months old. During this period, spending more time with them, interacting with them more, and feeding them personally can make the puppies more dependent on their owners.

The behavior of puppies after recognizing their owners:

1. Clinginess. When puppies recognize their owners, they will like to stick to their owners and always snuggle at their owners’ feet.

2. The puppy always wants to be touched by its owner. When the puppy recognizes its owner, it will take the initiative to come to the owner and let the owner touch it.

3. Puppies will also smile when they smile at their owners. Generally, puppies will only smile at their owners.