According to common sense, it should be difficult for a female golden bear to recognize its owner, because golden bears generally do not have very high IQs, are short-sighted, and have poor memory, so it is difficult for them to remember their owners. However, they have a sensitive sense of smell. After being kept for a long time, they will respond to familiar smells and will lower their guard when they smell familiar smells, thus reaching the level of recognizing their owners.

The behavior of golden bears after recognizing their owners

1. They are completely unsuspecting in front of their owners. When the owner opens the breeding box, they will smell the owner's scent and fly quickly They run to the box to see what the owner wants to do, and sometimes ask for food. The sudden appearance of strangers may frighten golden bears, causing them to tremble and refuse to eat.

2. After the golden bear recognizes its owner, it no longer cares about the owner catching it. Some golden bears will even eat and sleep in the owner's hands.

3. The golden bear will become very clingy after recognizing its owner. If the owner puts it aside, it will quickly run back and want the owner to pet it.