Reindeer recognize their owners. Reindeer can usually begin to recognize their owners when they are about 3 months old. Because under normal circumstances, a 3-month-old reindeer's physique will be relatively stable, their learning ability will be relatively strong, and it will be easier for them to recognize their master.

What will happen if a reindeer recognizes its owner:

1. There is a strong sense of dependence. A reindeer that recognizes its owner will show a strong sense of dependence in front of its owner. , for example: they will like to follow their owners and add to their arms.

2. Reindeer like to stay with their masters. Reindeer that recognize their masters often accompany their masters during meetings. When their masters go out, they will wait for their masters to come back at the door. When the owner comes home, he will immediately rush forward and pounce on the owner to be petted.

2. Once the reindeer recognizes that you are its owner, it will obey the instructions and follow you all the time. If a fawn dog focuses its attention on you, it will be particularly sensitive to your voice and will always be alert, waiting for your instructions.