The pheasant recognizes its owner. Chickens can recognize their owners based on their IQ. As long as they are raised from an early age and the owners insist on feeding them themselves, over time, the pheasants will remember their owners through their smell, appearance and walking posture, and they will slowly recognize their owners and become dependent on them.

Notes on raising pheasants:

1. Pheasants are wild animals and are suitable for raising in mountains and forests. Therefore, try to raise pheasants in a place close to the mountains and forests, or keep them as close to the mountains as possible. Raising in a natural environment is conducive to the healthy growth of pheasants.

2. When raising pheasants, pay attention to keeping the water box clean, cleaning it every day, and replacing it with clean drinking water. Feed once a day in the morning and evening. Make sure there is enough feed, otherwise the pheasants will develop pecking habits.

3. The suitable temperature for pheasants to survive is 20-26 degrees. In winter, when the temperature is lower than 15 degrees, attention should be paid to keeping the pheasants warm. In hot weather in summer, the chicken house should be kept dry and ventilated.