Doberman recognizes its owner. Doberman has a high IQ, can recognize multiple owners in its life, and is relatively loyal to its owner. Doberman Pinscher begins to recognize its owner at the age of 2-3 months, but the time it takes for the dog to recognize its owner mainly depends on the length of time the two get along. The smaller the dog, the more it interacts with its owner, and the shorter the time it takes to recognize the owner.

How to train a Doberman to recognize its owner

1. To train the dog’s dependence, let the dog recognize you and recognize that you are its only owner. Young dogs are curious about the outside world and are easiest to train. Therefore, during this period, you should establish a good relationship with the dog and establish authority in front of it. Don't let it be in the same position as you, but ask you to lead it.

2. When training, the owner must make rewards and punishments clear. Training is a step-by-step process. For young dogs, take training step by step, starting with the easiest. In this process, if it performs well, the owner should praise it without hesitation. On the contrary, if the naughty dog ​​does not accept training, the owner should punish it appropriately.