War horses recognize their masters. Horses are very smart and very understanding of human nature. They can recognize their masters after training and are very loyal. In particular, war horses must undergo strict training. Once they recognize their master, they will be very loyal and will never leave their master. But horses cannot remember the appearance of their owners. They mainly identify their owners through hearing.

How to make a horse recognize its owner

1. When feeding a horse, the owner needs to often feed it food in person, preferably something it likes to eat. If you get close to the horse when feeding, it will take the initiative to approach the owner when it hears the owner's voice, and even flick its tail and rub its head against the owner's body.

2. The horse also needs its owner to spend time with it, which can cultivate feelings. Over time, the horse will become dependent on the owner. If the horse is very excited about the owner's approach, the horse has recognized its owner and is willing to be ridden by the owner. If you are unwilling to let the owner ride, it means that you have not recognized the owner yet.

3. The horse's auditory system is very developed. When you approach it, you have to call its name. The owner is a blurry shadow in its eyes. It cannot see clearly and can only identify the owner by sound. So don’t approach it directly, as horses are prone to stress reactions and are frightened.