Keeping a snake does not recognize its owner. Because snakes are cold-blooded animals and do not have the awareness of self-knowledge. At the same time, snakes have poor eyesight and cannot see the external environment clearly and therefore cannot recognize their owners. However, snakes can sense things in the outside world through heat induction and odor molecules, so if the owner often feeds the snake, it can sense the smell of the owner and will not pose a threat to the owner. If you keep a snake for a long time, although it will not recognize its owner, it will not be sensitive to it.

Snake breeding methods:

1. Snakes can be raised in wooden boxes or plastic boxes, and the front can be inlaid with glass for easy observation. A water basin is placed in the box, which not only allows the snake to drink, but also adjusts the humidity and temperature in the box. It is best to lay sawdust in the breeding box to absorb water and regulate humidity. In winter, a heater must be installed in the box to maintain a certain temperature.

2. Snakes usually feed live bait such as frogs and mice. After a period of time, the snake can adapt to life in the box, and then poultry offal can also be fed.

3. Before grabbing a snake, you can gently touch the snake's body with a thin wooden stick to see its reaction. If the reaction is mild, you can stroke the snake's body along its scales and touch it. Remove it gently and let the snake wrap around your arm. Over time, as the snake adapts to these movements, it will gradually become tame.