The snowy owl will not recognize its master. Snowy owls are birds of prey in the owl category. They do not recognize their owners. If the owner touches them casually, they may be pecked or scratched. The snowy owl is a national second-level protected animal, and it is illegal to raise it privately. If you want to raise a snowy owl, you must apply for a "Wild Animal Breeding Permit."

Notes on raising snowy owls:

1. Snowy owls are relatively large, so they need to prepare a larger space and a cage as large as possible.

2. Snowy owls are pure carnivores and feed on rabbits in the wild. Domestic snowy owls can be fed fresh chicken, rabbit meat, etc. every day. Pay attention to cleaning the cage after feeding to prevent bacteria. Breeding affects the health of snowy owls.

3. The snowy owl is a bird of prey. Its claws and beak are very sharp, so the owner should not touch it at will or put your hand into the cage to tease it during daily feeding.