Watermarking algorithms that use convolution neural networks have exhibited good robustness in studies of deep learning networks. However, after embedding watermark signals by convolution, the feature fusion efficiency of convolution is relatively low; this can easily lead to distortion in the embedded image. When distortion occurs in medical images, especially in (DTIs), the clinical value of the DTI is lost. To address this issue, a for DTIs implemented by fusing convolution with a is proposed to ensure the robustness of the watermark and the consistency of sampling distance, which enhances the quality of the reconstructed image of the watermarked DTIs after embedding the watermark signals. In the watermark-embedding network, T1-weighted (T1w) images are used as prior knowledge. The correlation between T1w images and the original DTI is proposed to calculate the most significant features from the T1w images by using the mechanism. The maximum of the correlation is used as the most significant feature weight to improve the quality of the reconstructed DTI. In the watermark extraction network, the most significant watermark features from the watermarked DTI are adequately learned by the to robustly extract the watermark signals from the watermark features. Experimental results show that the average peak signal-to-noise ratio of the watermarked DTI reaches 50.47 dB, the diffusion characteristics such as mean diffusivity and fractional anisotropy remain unchanged, and the main axis deflection angle is close to 1. Our proposed algorithm can effectively protect the copyright of the DTI and barely affects the clinical diagnosis.