Partridges recognize their owners. Although partridges cannot be trained to be as clingy as parrots and mynas, they can be taken out for walks once they are trained. However, it is worth noting that if you want to train a partridge to recognize its owner, you must start raising it from an early age. Because adult partridges are more aggressive and difficult to tame, they do not recognize their owners.

How to train a partridge to recognize its owner

1. The newly brought partridge needs to cover the cage with a dark-colored cloth so that it cannot see the light, and the top of the cage should be covered with The sponge is anti-collision, because partridges will hit the cage very hard when exposed to light, which can easily cause injury or even death.

2. In the first few days after returning home, you need to rest and do not disturb, because partridges are timid and will immediately become uneasy when they encounter noise or the appearance of foreign objects.

3. After one week, gradual contact should be started, except for adding ingredients and water. Also give them some bugs to let them get familiar with you.

4. After the partridge gets familiar with you, you can slowly do some simple training. You can use food as a reward to let it complete some instructions.