The native dog will recognize its owner. Because the native dog's sense of smell is very sensitive, about 1,000 times that of a human being, if it is with its owner for a long time, it will remember the owner's smell, so it will recognize the owner. All living beings have emotions, especially spiritual native dogs. After being raised and accompanied by their owners, native dogs will treat their owners as their mothers. But if you don't treat the native dog well and don't get close to it, the native dog may not recognize its owner. The native dog also knows who is good to it. Spend more time with the native dog, feed it more delicious food, and take it to play more, so that the native dog can recognize its owner faster.

Methods to train a native dog to recognize its owner:

1. A native dog can start training to recognize its owner between 4 and 6 months old. During this period, it is best for the owner not to foster the dog in other people's homes. This will make the native dog confused about who is its real owner, and eventually lead to it recognizing the wrong owner.

2. If you want your native dog to recognize you as its owner as soon as possible, you must be responsible for its food and daily life. You must not be lazy and say that you will feed it today and let your friends feed it tomorrow. If multiple people take turns to feed it, it will It creates huge resistance for native dogs to recognize their owners.

3. When it comes to recognizing the owner of a native dog, the most important thing to pay attention to is to avoid hitting or scolding. This will make the native dog's character become cowardly and timid at best, and may cause the native dog to not regard you as its master at worst. , instead become an enemy.