The camel recognizes its owner. Camels are very humane animals. After being kept for a long time, camels will recognize their owners and be very obedient to them. It is best to start raising camels from young, which is more conducive to cultivating feelings. Raising camels requires a relatively large site and a dry environment, preferably with a lot of sand. Do not change the camels' habits. Also make sure there is good forage for it to eat so that it can grow quickly. In addition, the camel pens should be cleaned regularly and the breeding environment should be kept hygienic and ventilated, otherwise the camels will easily become sick.
Signs of a camel recognizing its owner:
1. After a camel recognizes its owner, it likes to get along with its owner very much. It will take the initiative to approach the owner and let the owner stroke it.

2. It takes great care of its owner. When the owner wants to ride the camel, it will bend its legs to signal that the owner can get on.

3. After a camel recognizes its owner, it will trust the owner very much and can follow the owner even if it is not held.
The correct method of raising camels:

1. Environment
Raising camels requires a dry and refreshing environment with high terrain and lush pasture. Therefore, it is best to breed camels in the northern inland areas to facilitate the growth of camels. However, places with a lot of rain and relatively humid conditions are not suitable for breeding camels, and they are likely to die because they cannot adapt to the environment.
2. Diet
Raising camels should be based on grass in spring and autumn, and hay in winter and spring. It is also necessary to ensure that there is a clean water source for them to drink.
3. Hygiene
The camel breeding farm must be cleaned and disinfected frequently, and the feces in the breeding farm must be cleaned up in time. It must also be sprayed and disinfected regularly with plant ash water and lime water. Keeping the breeding place dry and ventilated is conducive to the healthy growth and reproduction of camels.