Hamsters recognize their owners after being kept for a long time. Hamsters are timid by nature, but after being kept for a long time, they will become familiar with the owner's scent, get used to the owner's feeding, become dependent on the owner, and will recognize the owner. When you first bring your hamster home, don't rush to pet it or play with it. At this time, the hamster is not familiar with the owner's scent and will feel scared. Let it adapt to it for a few days and feed it regularly every day. Wait for it to slowly After adapting to the new environment, slowly get in touch with it, spend more time with it, interact with it, and gently stroke it when feeding. Slowly you will become familiar with the owner, and over time you will recognize the owner.

Signs of a hamster recognizing its owner:
1. When a hamster starts to groom its hair, it means that it is in a relaxed state and has trusted its owner and recognized its owner.
2. When the owner approaches the cage, the hamster will become more excited, actively approach the owner, and even seek food from the owner.
3. If allowed to be touched by the owner, it will interact with the owner, expose its belly in front of the owner, and bark at the owner.