The Angora rabbit recognizes its owner. Because Angora rabbits are very docile, as long as they are patient and kind to them, they will gradually accept their owners and will often follow their owners. Moreover, Angora rabbits generally do not show any excessive resistance to external things and are very easy to get close to people.

How Angora rabbits recognize their owners:

1. Once an Angora rabbit establishes a close relationship with its owner, it will actively interact with the owner. When eating, it will not be afraid of the owner's approach and will not stop eating. It also dares to squat next to the owner and move around. The Angora rabbit will also sniff its owner with its nose and get close to the owner. If the owner touches it, it will appear relaxed, or stand up and ask for food from the owner.

2. Angora rabbits will be particularly dependent on their owners in unfamiliar environments and will wait for them at the door. It may also follow the owner when he goes out. I will become more and more courageous at home, and I will close my eyes and sleep peacefully. Angora rabbits will also understand when their owners call their own names. When their owners call the rabbit's name, they will immediately run to their owners' side.