The wolf recognizes its master through human nature. Wolves are spiritual and will recognize their owners after being raised for a long time. Wolves raised since childhood will be more likely to recognize their owners. When adults, wolves are very wild and will basically not recognize their owners. Take good care of it, spend more time with it, and raise the wolf with several dogs, which can make it easier to tame. Over time, it will become familiar with its owner and slowly recognize its owner.

How a wolf recognizes its owner

1. Unsuspecting. Wolves are strong and aggressive. It barks when it sees unfamiliar strangers. After recognizing its owner, it will be unsuspecting of its owner and will not scream at him.

2. Like to follow the owner. After recognizing its owner, the wolf will often follow its owner, and sometimes it will take the initiative to circle around the owner, and even take the initiative to lick the owner.

3. Watch the house quietly. Wolves have a strong sense of territory. After a wolf recognizes its owner, it will treat the owner's home as its own, consciously looking after the home and yard to ensure the owner's safety.