Turtles can develop feelings. Although the IQ of a turtle is not very high and cannot recognize the appearance of its owner, the turtle develops conditioned reflex behaviors by becoming familiar with the owner's smell and voice. After the turtle gets to know its owner, it will stick out its head and crawl to the owner's side when the owner feeds it, showing great excitement.

How to quickly develop a relationship with a turtle:

1. The owner needs to get familiar with it slowly. Because newly purchased turtles generally do not recognize their owners, only after the owner is familiar with the turtle will the turtle be willing to interact with the owner, and the turtle will gradually get to know their new owner. Never play with them with water, as that will make them more scared.

2. Gradually touch the turtle. When the owner gradually becomes familiar with the turtle, the second step can be started. The owner can slowly start to touch the turtle with his hands. The owner can try to put the turtle on the palm of his hand and look at it quietly. If it doesn't shrink its head, you can try touching the head. If it resists, don't continue.

3. Lure it with food. Turtles are also little guys who love to eat. The owner can choose the food they like and feed it to them personally. Over time, not only will the relationship between each other be enhanced, but the tortoise will also get to know the owner quickly.