Pet ducks can recognize their owners. Because if the owner has lived with the ducks since childhood and fed the ducks for a long time, the ducks may become familiar with the owner's taste and recognize the owner. Initially, it is necessary to train the duck's understanding of its owner through food lures. In addition to feeding fish and shrimps to pet ducks, they can also feed vegetables, whole grains and other foods. After a pet duck recognizes its owner, it will treat the owner as its mother and be very close to the owner.

Shows that pet ducks trust their owners:

First, ducks are greedy, but they prefer to be fed by people they trust. Therefore, many people use food temptations to train ducks to recognize their owners. After a long period of training, some ducks will only eat food fed by their owners and refuse to be fed by others, preferring to go to the river to find food by themselves.

Second, ducks usually take a detour when they see people, because in the eyes of ducks, everyone is a threat, and they may be captured to make delicious food. But when the owner gets close to the duck, it won't. Even after the duck finishes swimming, the owner wraps the duck in a towel to dry the water, and uses a noisy hair dryer without causing stress to the duck.

Third, when a pet duck trusts its owner, it will treat the owner as its mother and follow the owner, just like a mother duck takes her ducklings out to play. Ducks will not ignore your every move and will only eat food fed by their owners. They tend to keep a distance from their owners.