When a tiger is raised, it can recognize its owner. Tigers have a relatively high IQ. If they are raised from an early age, they will trust their owners and recognize them. The wild nature of a tiger raised since childhood has not been stimulated. If you stay with it for a long time, you will develop a relationship with it and be very docile to its owner. Under normal circumstances, it will generally not attack its owner, but it may also attack its owner when it is in estrus or loses its temper. It is still very dangerous to raise a tiger by attacking the owner who has kept it for a long time. Tigers are classified as first-class protected animals and are not allowed to be kept privately.

Signs of a tiger recognizing its owner:

1. After the tiger recognizes its owner, the owner can pet it at will and will not attack the owner.

2. He is very excited to see his master, and he will act coquettishly and cutely towards his master, and he likes to get close to his master.

3. It trusts the owner very much and will allow the owner to hold its baby. It knows that the owner will not hurt its baby.

4. Likes to play with the owner, and will expose his most vulnerable belly to the owner.