The tiger recognizes its master. The intelligence of tigers is equivalent to that of a two-year-old child, and they have simple thinking abilities. They can distinguish whether human behavior is friendly or not. After getting along well with the owner for a long time, the tiger will recognize the owner. However, tigers are ferocious beasts and are aggressive, so it is dangerous to keep them by individuals. Moreover, tigers are nationally protected animals and are not allowed to be kept by individuals.

Notes on raising tigers:

1. Tigers are carnivores and eat a lot, so owners need to prepare enough fresh meat.

2. Tigers are large beasts. Large beasts need a large space for activities. Because tigers cannot be taken out for a walk, the owner needs to open a large space specifically for tiger activities. If the tiger does not have enough space to move around, it will become depressed or go on hunger strike.

3. Tigers are ferocious in nature and can easily hurt people when stimulated. The owner should be careful not to scare the tiger when getting along with it. Tigers can be trained to stop their aggressive behavior, and they also need to be outside the guardrail where the tiger moves. Make sure there are signs to prevent strangers from entering by mistake.