Young rabbits will recognize their owners. Rabbits can generally begin to recognize their owners when they are three months old, but it mainly depends on how the owner raises them. If you want your rabbit to recognize its owner as soon as possible, first of all, in addition to feeding it, you also need to accompany it regularly. After a period of time, it will slowly get to know its owner and become extra affectionate with him.

Performance of the rabbit recognizing its owner:

1. After the rabbit recognizes its owner, it will not only not be afraid of the owner approaching the cage, but will also take the initiative to run to the cage after it is released from the cage. Acting coquettishly or begging for food around the owner.

2. When you are around it, it will appear very relaxed and rub your body with its chin to show that it likes you.