Artificially raised swallows do not recognize their owners. Swallows usually feel familiar with the environment they have lived in for a long time, and gradually develop a sense of belonging. But without the awareness of recognizing its owner, it will not recognize anyone no matter how long it is kept. Although the swallow does not recognize people, it is not afraid of people either. If the swallows that have been raised for a long time are released and the door of the house is closed, the swallows will not fly back again.

Precautions for raising swallows artificially:

1. Environment. When raising swallows, you need to make a suitable bird's nest for it. You can use materials around you, such as paper boxes or paper bowls, and put some paper towels at the bottom of the nest. Young swallows have low cold resistance, so attention should be paid to keeping warm.

2. Feeding. Generally, swallows are mainly fed with mealworms, but they can also be fed with some bird feed. When they are old enough, they can be fed with smaller barley worms.

3. Hygiene. Raising swallows requires regular cleaning to prevent dust in the home from causing respiratory infections in young birds.