The pudding rat will recognize its owner. The pudding rat has a docile personality, but is also timid. If you want the pudding rat to recognize its owner, you need a certain amount of patience. The owner needs to accompany it frequently and feed it personally every day. After becoming familiar with the owner's scent, the owner will relax his vigilance, get close to the owner, and slowly recognize the owner.

The performance of the pudding mouse recognizing its owner:

1. Stroking

After the pudding mouse recognizes its owner, it can be stroked by the owner at will. , will feel very comfortable and enjoy it, and sometimes even sleep on the owner's hands.

2. Begging for food

When its favorite food appears in the owner’s hand or when it is hungry, it will actively ask for food from the owner, which shows that it trusts the owner very much. Owner.

3. Folded ears

Generally, the pudding rat’s ears are erect and it is very alert. When its ears are folded, it means that it has relaxed its vigilance. Treat you as my master.