Cow and bear hamsters will not recognize their owners. Although most hamsters will recognize their owners, the memory of cow and bear hamsters is very short and is not enough to recognize their owners. Hamsters mainly identify their owners through their sense of smell and hearing. Although cow and bear hamsters do not have the ability to recognize their owners, they are familiar with their owners' scent and will not be afraid of them.

How to raise cow-bear hamsters

1. Prepare a comfortable living environment for cow-bears, including cages, running wheels, hamster feed, snacks, and water fountains.

2. In summer, put cooling sand and a small amount of sawdust in the cage to prevent cows, bears, hamsters from heatstroke. In winter, lay sawdust and absorbent cotton to keep the cows and bears warm.

3. Bedding materials such as sawdust and cooling sand need to be replaced regularly to keep the mouse cage clean. It is best to change the water in the drinking fountain every day to prevent cows and bears from drinking bad water.