The fox will recognize its owner when it grows up. Fox is a relatively smart animal with a high IQ and can recognize its owner. However, foxes are sensitive by nature and are wary of strangers. Taming foxes requires a certain amount of patience. If you want to train a fox to recognize its owner, you need to take careful care and slowly develop a relationship with the fox. Over time, you will develop a sense of familiarity and loyally protect the owner.

How to train a fox to recognize its owner:

1. Start feeding the fox when it is 35 days old. This is the most appropriate time. 40 days to three months is the critical period for recognizing the master. Try to feed it with one or two people, otherwise it will give up recognizing the master.

2. Don’t be afraid of the little fox. Just hug the little fox. Hug the little fox every day to make it familiar with your taste. The fox will be more likely to compromise.

3. Give the little fox a name and call it by name every time you feed it to form its conditioned reflex.

4. Take good care of the little fox and keep it company for a long time. Give the little fox the food it likes. Do not give the fox chocolate grapes and other foods to avoid food poisoning.