The Shiba Inu recognizes its owner by letting down its guard

The Shiba Inu’s ancestor is a wolf. Therefore, the Shiba Inu inherits the wolf’s strong territorial awareness and nature of protecting food. If the Shiba Inu allows the owner to frequently appear in the territory guarded by the Shiba Inu, When the dog is within this range and can move around at will, it means that the Shiba Inu has begun to recognize the owner, and the Shiba Inu allows the owner to pet it while eating. If there is no resistance, it is also a sign of recognition of the owner.

The Shiba Inu recognizes the owner’s behavior as protecting the owner

The Shiba Inu is relatively aggressive, but they will not hurt their owner. Deep down, the Shiba Inu believes that the owner’s safety must be protected Protection, therefore, if the Shiba Inu takes the initiative to protect its owner, for example, when someone tries to make trouble, barks at someone who hurts the owner, drives away the surrounding dogs, etc., the performance of this protective behavior shows that the Shiba Inu has recognized the owner.

The owner of the Shiba Inu will let him be petted

The Shiba Inu is very vigilant and wary, but they usually reveal their hearts to the owners they have recognized. If the Shiba Inu behaves in any way, When petted without any resistance or resistance, it will even take the initiative to turn over its belly and other more vulnerable parts of the body for you to pet, which means that the Shiba Inu has recognized its owner.