A puppy knows more than one owner. Generally speaking, a dog only knows one owner if it has never changed its owner. If there is a new owner, some dogs will not recognize the new owner, but some dogs can recognize the owner again, such as Huskies, Samoyeds, etc. They can recognize multiple owners in their lifetime.

The dog recognizes its owner.

1. The most basic way to judge whether the dog recognizes its owner is to see if the dog is at the door. Waiting for you to come home. If every time you open the door, your dog is waiting for you at the door, wagging its tail excitedly, jumping in front of you, and being affectionate with you; your dog already treats you like its own parent, and your heart is really full. Identity as your master.

2. Dogs themselves are territorial and vigilant animals. In unfamiliar environments and when they first arrive at home, they will choose to sleep under tables or in corners where they can feel safe. When the dog abandons these and chooses to drag the dog bed to sleep under your bed or next to you, it shows that the dog loves and trusts you very much and has recognized you as its master.

3. Many dogs like to watch their owners bathe and use the toilet. You may think that the dog is just curious or clingy. But in fact, the main reason your dog stares at you when you take a bath or go to the toilet is because he is worried about your safety and is afraid that you will suddenly disappear. This is actually the dog protecting the safety of its owner, and it is one of the behavioral manifestations of the dog recognizing its owner.

4. After the dog recognizes its owner, it will follow the owner very consciously when going out. If you go out to walk your dog, the dog will often look back at you or throw away the leash and the dog will run back to you. To this extent, it means that the dog has truly recognized its owner.

5. A dog that truly recognizes its owner will trust its owner with all its heart. Its ears, nose, tongue, belly, tail, and foot pads can be touched and touched by the owner without worrying that the owner will hurt it. It is unguarded inside.