The cricket does not recognize its master. Crickets are insects, also known as crickets. Insects do not have as developed brains as warm-blooded animals, and their behavior is basically driven by their own instincts. They have no ability to understand or recognize their owners. They cannot understand their owner's actions and instructions, and they cannot interact emotionally with their owners.

Notes on raising crickets:

1. First, the temperature of the environment needs to be controlled at about 25 degrees and the humidity is moderate. If the air is too dry, you can spray water to increase the humidity.

2. Ensure lighting. If the sun is insufficient, lights can be used instead.

3. Crickets have a very sensitive sense of smell, so they should not be allowed close to oil, salt and other condiments, as well as perfume and other pungent smelling things.