The native dog is very good at recognizing its owner. The native dog is very adaptable and can recognize its owner quickly. As long as the owner treats it well, it can recognize its owner in as little as a week. Once it recognizes its owner, it is very sincere and will help the owner look after the home and the yard. When the owner is in danger, it will protect the owner in time.

Signs of a native dog recognizing its owner:
1. Not guarding its food

Once you find it eating, allow it Being around you, not being wary of you, and being very comfortable means that he recognizes you as his master.

2. Dependence

After the native dog recognizes its owner, it will be very dependent on the owner. It will follow the owner wherever he goes. Even if the owner goes to the toilet, he will wait outside the door. .

3. Welcome and send-off
When a native dog regards you as its master, it will send you out when you want to go out, and then lie on the ground obediently and wait for you to come home. As soon as it hears the sound of your return, it will run to your side excitedly and wag its tail to welcome you.
4. Protect the owner

After the native dog recognizes its owner, it is very loyal. As long as the owner is in danger, it will immediately stand up to protect the owner.