If a native dog is lost, it will recognize a new owner. Native dogs are particularly smart animals. They can identify their owners by smell and sound, so if they meet someone with a similar smell or voice again, the native dog will think that it is its owner. Therefore, if the original owner does not find the native dog, , and as the native dog stays with the new owner for a long time and has a deep relationship, he will become more and more identified with the existing owner.

Shows that a native dog recognizes its owner:

1. Likes to stick to its owner. If a dog likes its owner very much, it will want to be with the owner all the time and follow him wherever he goes.

2. Share what you like with the owner. For example, it will bring its favorite toys and food to its owner and share them with him.

3. You will be very excited when you see the owner. Such as circling around the owner, constantly wagging its tail, etc.