Birds can recognize their owners. Birds recognize their owners by their voices and memories from childhood, so some captive birds consider their owners to be their own parents. If you want the bird to recognize its owner as soon as possible, the breeder can personally feed the bird or accompany the bird to play and train more, and have close contact with the bird to enhance the relationship. Breeders need to be careful not to frighten the birds, as this can easily lead to stress reactions in the birds.

Performance of a bird recognizing its owner:

1. If the bird recognizes its owner, the owner can tease it at will. In this process, the bird both It cannot dodge or attack humans.

2. If the bird ruminates when the breeder is very close to the bird, it means that the bird has regarded the human as its relative.

3. If a bird recognizes its owner, it will usually show great intimacy in its actions and will not resist when the owner teases it. If the relationship between the two is very close, the bird will even express its feelings through meditation.