The white-spotted dove recognizes its owner. However, most of the white-spotted doves that recognize their owners have been artificially raised since childhood. Only in this way can the white-spotted doves recognize their owners and get close to them. Even if they are released, they will still find a home and fly back. If the breeder wants the white-spotted dove to recognize its owner as soon as possible, he can often feed the white-spotted dove with his hands. When the white-spotted doves are eating, they will have close contact with the breeders. The breeders can gently stroke the white-spotted doves to enhance their affection.

How to get a white-spotted dove to recognize its owner:

1. Keepers need to be patient and take good care of the white-spotted dove. Keepers can feed the turtle doves directly with their hands. When the turtle doves are eating, they will have close contact with the keepers. The keepers can gently stroke the turtle doves to enhance their feelings. They should nourish and take good care of the turtle doves for two to three months before the white turtle doves can be with their owners. Build an emotional foundation.

2. In daily life, when training white turtle doves, you also need to keep the turtle doves strong. Generally when formulating feed, choose nutritious feed. After all, turtle doves can only have the energy to cooperate with their masters if they are well-raised and well-fed.