Blackbirds will recognize their master. Blackbirds are very smart birds, but they are very timid and easily frightened. Therefore, it is not easy for a blackbird to recognize its master. First, the master must obtain the blackbird. For trust in blackbirds, it is best to start raising blackbirds when they are young. This will reduce the difficulty for blackbirds to recognize their owners. Blackbirds raised since childhood can quickly recognize their owners.

How to make a blackbird recognize its owner

1. First, choose a suitable bird. You can choose a chick that has just hatched about ten days ago. During this period, the chicks' feathers are basically fully grown and they are not particularly susceptible to illness.

2. After selecting a suitable chick, be sure to grasp the feeding period in the first month and try to delay the time for it to eat on its own. Basically, just feed it until it no longer opens its mouth to beg for food.

3. During the period when it learns to eat on its own, you can reduce the amount of feed and feed it some bugs with your own hands to continue to cultivate feelings and avoid regeneration.

4. After it enters the cage collision period, take out a period of time every day, let it out of the cage, interact with it, and continue to cultivate feelings.

5. Blackbirds tend to hold grudges, so try not to touch them suddenly. When trimming feathers, cover its eyes to prevent it from holding a grudge.