Generally, Myna recognizes its new owner. The premise is that if the old owner treats it badly, it may recognize the new owner. If you want to make the myna recognize its owner, it is best to feed it from an early age so that it can recognize its owner when it grows up. It takes some time to train an adult myna to recognize its owner. The best way is to actively feed it. Usually after it recognizes its owner, it will flap its wings and chirp when its owner approaches. It will generally not react when other strangers approach.

Feeding precautions for Myna:

1. The regular feed for feeding Myna is eggs and rice, and an appropriate amount of rice and lean minced meat should be fed every day. , steamed eggs, fruits and insects mixed into a soft material.

2. Myna is easy to raise from young, can be tamed and matured, and can be raised freely. It is generally raised in a myna cage with large water tanks and food cans in the cage.

3. Myna is timid and likes to be quiet. Therefore, it is not advisable to take it out for bird walks.

4. The training time should be in the early morning every day. Choose a quiet environment to teach the bird to "talk" while feeding it the food it likes to eat. After learning one sentence, teach the second sentence, and be patient. conduct.

5. Myna needs to spend the winter indoors, and the room temperature should be kept above 15°C. It also likes to take baths. It is best to choose a suitable time and temperature every day and move it into a water bath cage to take a bath.