A 6-month-old German Shepherd recognizes a new owner, and even an adult German Shepherd can recognize a new owner. Compared with a young German Shepherd, it requires enough patience to let a 6-month-old German Shepherd recognize a new owner. Don't beat or scold them, otherwise they will regard the new owner as an enemy and it will be difficult to tame them.

The performance of German shepherds recognizing their masters:

1. Very clingy. After recognizing the owner, the German Shepherd will be very clingy and will be very dependent on you. When you go out, he will even stand up and grab you to prevent you from going out.

2. The ears are floppy. When the German Shepherd is relaxed, its ears will soften and lie on the ground. If the German Shepherd behaves like this in front of you, it means that it regards you as its master.

3. Will not bark at you. German Shepherds will behave docilely in front of their owners and will not bark at them.