Caged parrots recognize their owners. Generally speaking, parrots can get to know their owners in about a month, but if they want them to recognize their owners, the owners need to feed them with water and food every day and take time to play with them every day. In addition, do not forcefully catch them when breeding, otherwise they will be frightened. The parrot that recognizes its owner is very affectionate and likes to play in the owner's hands or jump on the owner's shoulders. It will not fly around when placed on the table.

How to raise a parrot so that it recognizes its owner:

1. Raise it from an early age: Generally speaking, adult parrots, especially those raised by parent birds, are not very People who are used to being close to people. Parrots raised by humans since childhood will be closer to humans.

2. Spend more time with them: Raising parrots takes time. If you want to raise them well, in addition to providing food and water, you must also spend time playing with them. They are more active and very smart. If the owner often plays with them, they will develop a good impression of the owner.

3. Clean the birdcage in time: When raising parrots, you should pay attention to the location of the birdcage to avoid illness. Parrot feces should be cleaned in time, and sawdust and fine sand should be spread at the bottom of the birdcage to prevent viruses. Infection and reduce the harm of parasites to parrots.