A six-month-old Samoyed will recognize its owner. Samoyeds can generally recognize their owners at three months of age. It is easy for Samoyeds to recognize their owners in their childhood. For a newly brought Samoyed home, as long as the owner personally feeds it every day and often plays games with it so that it can feel the owner's kindness, it will only take about a week for the Samoyed to become familiar with its owner, and it will take three months to half a year to fully recognize the owner. time.

How the Samoyed recognizes its owner

1. Be available when called. No matter what the Samoyed is doing, when the owner calls its name, it will be the first to respond. Time flies; no matter where the owner goes, the Samoyed will follow and stick to it; when sleeping, the Samoyed likes to stick to the owner, firstly, the owner can give it a sense of security, and secondly, it also wants to better protect the owner.
2. When the Samoyed recognizes its owner, it will like to peek at the owner. The Samoyed will not stare directly at its owner, but secretly look at it. When the owner looks at it, it will immediately look away and pretend that nothing is wrong. In fact, it is protecting its owner in its own way.
3. After the Samoyed recognizes its owner, it will consciously wait for the owner every time it goes out. A sensible Samoyed will follow its owner closely when going out. If it feels that the owner is not pulling it, it will stop to see if the owner is there. It is afraid that the owner will lose him.
4. When a Samoyed recognizes its owner, it will share its favorite food or toys with the owner. For Samoyed, food is also the most important thing. If Samoyed is willing to let its owner touch its food, it means that it loves and trusts its owner.