Myna recognizes his master. The myna is a very smart bird, and it takes about a month to recognize its owner. The owner can give the myna a name, talk to it every day, and interact with it, and the myna can identify its owner through the sound. Starlings that recognize their master will jump up and down excitedly when their master approaches.

How to train the myna to recognize its master:

1. When the myna is a young bird, you can put food in the palm of your hand and let the myna stand on your hand to eat. Whistle during feeding. As time goes by, the myna will respond to your whistle and fly to your hand as soon as it hears the whistle.

2. When the myna is an adult, you can first starve it by letting it stand on your hand, and feed it with food in your other hand so that it gets used to eating on your hand.

3. After the myna becomes a relative, you can starve it for a period of time, then let it fly indoors and play for 10 minutes. After returning to the cage, reward it with food.