Border Collies will recognize their owners at eight months. Border Collies have very high IQs, and they also have their own ideas and cognitions. After they change to a new environment, if they confirm that they will not return to their original family, They will slowly accept their new owners. But they still remember the original owner in their hearts, and they will recognize them when they meet again.

Performance of Border Collie recognizing its owner

1. The Border Collie will happily greet the owner when he returns. When the owner comes back from an outing and finds that the Border Collie is always greeting him, it proves that it is very dependent on the owner.

2. Reluctant to let the master go out. When the owner goes out, the Border Collie will be reluctant to leave the owner. The puppies will follow the owner out and watch the owner disappear from behind. After getting along for a long time, the border collie can't bear to leave its owner, but it won't follow the owner out because it knows that the owner will come home.

3. Know the way home. After the Border Collie goes out to play, as long as it recognizes its owner and home, it will follow its way home.

4. No more barking at the owner. If your Border Collie doesn't bark at you, it means it thinks you won't hurt it. Therefore, Border Collies do not need to bark to protect themselves and assert their sovereignty.

5. The old man loves to cling to his master. The Border Collie likes to stay with its owner and wants to be with the owner all the time, which means it has recognized the owner.

6. Obey the master’s instructions. The Border Collie will obey the commands of its owner.