Dobermans generally begin to recognize their owners at the age of 2-3 months, because at this time the dogs begin to have a preliminary understanding of external things, and will show obvious protection of their owners until they are 4 months old. and the act of recognizing one’s master. When a Doberman recognizes its owner, it will respond accordingly to the owner's commands, will not guard food when eating, and will actively share its food with its owner.

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The speed at which a Doberman Pinscher recognizes its owner mainly depends on the owner’s time and attitude towards it. The younger the dog, the more interactive it is with its owner. The longer it takes, the faster it will recognize its owner.