Marmots can recognize their owners. Marmots are relatively docile and can accurately distinguish strangers from their owners after being raised for a long time. The owner should usually spend more time with it, interact with it more, feed it some food it likes to eat, and pet it more when it eats. Over time, it can build trust with the owner and recognize the owner. .

The performance of a prairie dog recognizing its owner:

1. The prairie dog is very resistant to the approach of strangers and will bite people. Once it recognizes its owner, It will not resist the owner's closeness, and will only bite lightly, but will not bite hard.

2. Groundhogs are very dependent on their owners and will follow them everywhere.

3. After the prairie dog trusts its owner, it will also actively ask for food from the owner.