The horsehair snake does not recognize its owner. The horsehair snake is a type of lizard and is a cold-blooded animal that has difficulty recognizing its owner. If the feeding time is longer, they will become familiar with the owner's smell and movements, accept the owner's feeding, and will not attack the owner. However, this reaction is different from recognizing the owner, and is more like a conditioned reflex.

Notes on getting along with horsehair snakes:

1. When interacting with horsehair snakes, be careful to move gently and not to scare the horsehair snake. If horsehair snakes are frightened, they will bite to protect themselves.

2. When a horsehair snake is exposed to a temperature that exceeds its comfort for a long time, it will become irritable. Therefore, you should pay attention to the indoor temperature where the horsehair snake is located, and do not hold it in your hand for a long time. When you find a horsehair snake in a bad mood, do not touch it with your hands, otherwise it will attack its owner.

3. Horseshair snakes are very wary of strangers. The approach of strangers will make horsehair snakes feel uneasy and may attack people. So don't let people who are unfamiliar with horsehair snakes come into contact with horsehair snakes.

4. There will be a lot of bacteria in the mouth of the horsehair snake, because you must wash your hands after coming into contact with the horsehair snake. If you are bitten, you must go to the hospital for medical treatment in time.