When a wolf is raised from an early age, it will recognize its owner. Wolves are very spiritual animals. After being raised for a long time, they will recognize their owners, their temperament will be similar to that of dogs, and they will know how to repay kindness. Raised from cubs, wolves are very dependent on people and will have deep feelings for their owners, and generally will not attack their owners. If you raise adult wolves halfway, it will be difficult to raise them to maturity, they will become more wild and there will be certain risks. In addition, wolves are national second-level protected animals and are not allowed to be raised privately.

Signs of a wolf recognizing its owner:
1. After a wolf recognizes its owner, it will, like a dog, like to lick its owner’s face and greet its owner in this way.
2. After wolves are raised to maturity, they are relatively loyal to their owners and generally will not attack their owners.
3. After recognizing its owner, it is very docile to its owner, and the owner can stroke it at will.
4. The wolf has a strong sense of protecting its owner and will not let outsiders touch its owner. Once it feels that its owner is in danger, it will immediately protect its owner.