The blue peacock will recognize its owner. The blue peacock, also called the Indian peacock, is one of two peacocks in the genus Phasianidae, the other being the green peacock. The blue peacock is one of the earliest ornamental birds raised by humans and is native to India and Sri Lanka. If you raise blue peacocks from an early age, the blue peacocks will be familiar with the owner, and will develop a certain affection and recognize the owner. Blue peacocks can be raised at home, but they require formalities with the forestry authorities, and the peacocks are relatively large, and most people do not understand the breeding techniques, so it is not recommended to raise blue peacocks at home.

Notes on peacock breeding:

1. When artificially breeding peacocks, environmental hygiene should be ensured and disinfection precautions should be taken. The environment where peacocks are raised should be disinfected multiple times. The interval between each disinfection should be after the previous cleaning, disinfection and drying, before the next disinfection.

2. Pay attention to the estrus period of peacocks. The breeding season of peacocks is very strong, but under artificial breeding conditions, the breeding period can often be advanced and extended, thereby extending the egg-laying season.