After sparrows are raised, they will recognize their owners. Breeders need to raise sparrows from an early age, often feed them in person, spend time with the sparrows, and cultivate a relationship with the sparrows. The feeder also needs to appear in front of the sparrow frequently to prevent the sparrow from forgetting the feeder. Sparrows that recognize their owners are only limited to hand-raised sparrows. If the sparrows are raised halfway, they are less likely to recognize their owners when they grow up.

The performance of sparrows recognizing their masters

1. After sparrows recognize their masters, they like to cling to their masters like puppies. When they see their masters, they will chirp.

2. The sparrow will also take the initiative to fly towards the owner and land on the owner's shoulder.

3. Sparrows also like to follow their masters. Wherever the master goes, the sparrows will follow them.