Homing pigeons will recognize their new owners. The homing pigeon has a strong memory and a strong sense of vigilance, so it takes a long time to raise it to trust its new owner. If the owner provides the pigeons with a proper living environment, feeds them carefully, and cultivates more affection. The pigeon can produce a strong conditioned reflex, and can gradually get close to the person who often takes care of it, and will never forget it.

How the homing pigeon recognizes its new owner:

1. After flying out, it will fly back on its own initiative. Carrier pigeons can be used for communication and racing. After the pigeon recognizes its new owner, it can help the owner complete certain tasks, such as delivering letters. The pigeon that recognizes its owner will fly back on its own initiative after flying out.

2. Take the initiative to fall into the hands of the new owner. The homing pigeon will be more wary when it first starts feeding, and will actively avoid people. However, when it recognizes its new owner, it will begin to trust the new owner, will actively fall into the hands of the new owner, and behave more excited and close to the new owner.