The adult parrot does not recognize its new owner. In fact, parrots can recognize their owners, but they generally need to be raised and trained from an early age. By the time the parrot reaches adulthood, its memory of its owner is already very deep, and it will be difficult to recognize a new owner. However, if the new owner treats the parrot well, the parrot will gradually develop some conditioned reflexes, adapt to life with the new owner, and will not attack the owner.

How to make a parrot recognize its owner

1. If you want to have a good relationship with a parrot, you need to have more contact with it. Feeding and watering must be done in person every day. You can give it a name and call it by name when feeding. Over time, they will know it's time to eat when they hear the name. However, you must not use forceful means to contact them.

2. Raising parrots takes time. If you want to raise them well, in addition to providing them with food and water, you also need to spend time playing with them. They are more active and very smart. If the owner often plays with them, they will develop a good impression of the owner.

3. Generally speaking, adult parrots, especially those raised by parent birds, are not used to being close to people. Parrots raised by humans since childhood will be closer to humans. Therefore, you can choose to raise chicks that have recently been weaned. This makes it easier to develop feelings.