Dogs have vivid memories of human memory patterns. Dogs use sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell to remember their owners. Motor memory, dogs can remember actions and gestures, and will form conditioned reflex to complete the corresponding limb movements; Emotional memory, dogs can distinguish human emotions. Dog's memory model of human beings: Image memory includes vision, hearing, touch, taste and smell. Because of the length of time, dogs will judge together in many ways For example, if the owner appears in front of the dog wearing strange clothes, the dog may not recognize the owner by sight first, and then smell it with his nose, which has a very familiar smell. Once the owner makes a very familiar sound at this time, the dog can immediately recognize the owner.

Memory mode of human dogs: dogs with motor memory can remember actions and gestures, and form conditioned reflex to complete corresponding limb movements. This is why we can use gestures and instructions to train dogs to sit and lie down. Dogs will have their own memories of some habitual actions of their owners, and they can be judged by their behaviors when they see their owners again.

Dog's memory model of human beings: Emotional memory dogs can distinguish human emotions, so when their owners are happy, they will also be excited. It is this strong emotional memory that makes dogs become very loyal family partners.