Golden Retrievers will recognize their owners in three months. Golden Retrievers usually begin to recognize their owners in 2 to 3 months. Their personalities are very friendly, smart and lively, and they usually become familiar and close to their owners very quickly. If it is a golden retriever that has been raised since childhood, it can already recognize its owner when it is three months old. If it is a golden retriever that has just been brought home, it will need to be raised for about another month before it can truly recognize its owner.

How a Golden Retriever recognizes its owner

1. Generally speaking, the sign of a Golden Retriever recognizing its owner is turning its belly. At the same time, the Golden Retriever will become very clingy. As long as you Come home and it will jump on you. In addition, some smart golden retrievers will wake up their owners in the morning and want their owners to take them out to play or feed themselves breakfast.

2. Generally, no matter how bad-tempered a dog is, it will be very docile in front of its owner. Because once the dog recognizes you as its owner, you will be the dog's whole life, so it will be very docile to you and will no longer bark.

3. If the dog becomes familiar with your home and recognizes you as its owner, it will remember your home because it is also a home he recognizes. So no matter how the dog runs out on his own, he will come back.

4. If your dog recognizes you as its owner, it may be reluctant to let you go out when you leave home. Because he has recognized you as his master, his emotions will be expressed to you.

5. If the dog recognizes you as its owner, it will have a deep dependence on you. Your dog will remember the time you come back from work and school, so it will wait for you at your door or at a certain place you must pass.