According to Steven R. Lindsay, author of the "Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training," a dog can recognize his parents and siblings, so long as they are together during the critical socialization phase from 3-weeks-old to 16-weeks-old. But that doesn't made them calls their parents as it should be.
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According to Steven R. Lindsay, author of the "Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training," a dog can recognize his parents and siblings, so long as they are together during the critical socialization phase from 3-weeks-old to 16-weeks-old. But that doesn't made them calls their parents as it should be.