A Yorkshire Terrier will recognize one family as its owner. The Yorkshire Terrier is a companion dog and is very nostalgic and stubborn. Therefore, the Yorkshire Terrier will only recognize one owner in its life. But after it recognizes its owner for a period of time, and other people in the family are also very kind to it, it will know that these are the owner's family members, and will recognize the owner's family members as its owners. Yorkies recognize their owners by being close to them and following their owners. Generally, dogs will only recognize their owners and shout, and they may also only eat the food given by their owners. Once a stranger wants to approach the dog, it will howl non-stop and even bite.

Performance of Yorkies recognizing their owners

1. After Yorkies recognize their owners, they will become very clingy and often like to follow their owners around. Moreover, Yorkies will not show food-protecting behavior, nor will they be aggressive to their owners when they touch them.

2. Get close to the owner and follow the owner. Generally, the dog will only recognize the owner's call, and may only eat the food given by the owner. Once a stranger wants to approach the dog, it will howl non-stop and even bite.

3. It will often act coquettishly, rub against the owner, and lick the owner. When the owner is at home, it will always look at the owner. If the owner calls it, it will happily come to the owner.