The Border Collie will recognize its owner. Because the Border Collie is a relatively smart dog, it will have its own judgment on the owner's characteristics and can accurately identify the owner. Generally, a Border Collie begins to become self-aware at three to four months of age. At this stage, a Border Collie can begin to distinguish whether its owner is good or bad. If the owner is kind to it, the border collie will easily recognize the owner.

Performances of a Border Collie recognizing his master

1. After a Border Collie recognizes his master, he will become reluctant to be separated from his master. It will also follow its owner when he leaves for work or school, and even try to retain his owner through various means. The Border Collie may also wait at the door for its owner to come back. When the owner comes back, it will immediately greet him and wag his tail.

2. After recognizing the owner, the shepherd will become very gentle and will not bark at the owner at will. It will also pay attention to the owner's face. When the owner is unhappy, it will stay with him quietly. The owner's side.

3. It can act coquettishly with its owner, roll around next to it, let the owner touch it, and also stick out its tongue to lick the owner gently.