The jay recognizes its master. Jays should be raised from an early age to make them more familiar. If the jays are already adults when they are raised, it will be difficult to recognize their owners, especially if wild jays are captured and raised in captivity. Not only will they not recognize their owners, they may also want to run away or have trouble. Self-injurious behavior. At the beginning, you can not have too much contact with it. Later, you will gradually become familiar with it, and then you should take the initiative to feed it. It is best to feed it by hand. Gradually, it will recognize its master.

How to raise jays:

1. Jays like to eat animal feed. Wild jays feed on insects, mainly pests, in spring, summer, autumn and winter. In winter, they will eat some fruits. Artificially raised jays can be fed more live insects, and occasionally add fiber feed such as whole grains and vegetables.

2. Jays eat once a day in the spring, twice a day in summer and autumn, and more than four times a day in their early years.

3. Jays are relatively cold-tolerant. As long as they are raised indoors in winter, they do not need to be specially heated and they can survive the winter safely. In summer, you need to pay attention to proper cooling and do not expose its cage to the sun.