The Spanish dormouse recognizes its owner. It recognizes people by smell, so the dormouse will be closer to the owner who is familiar with the smell. It usually takes half a year for a dormouse to recognize its owner. Because the dormouse is timid, the breeder must take good care of it so that it can have a chance to recognize its owner. If the breeder wants the dormouse to recognize its owner as soon as possible, the breeder can feed the dormouse himself to promote the relationship with the dormouse.

Performance of the Spanish Dormouse recognizing its owner:

1. Only after the Spanish Dormouse recognizes its owner and fully trusts its owner can it fall asleep next to its owner. Some of those who are close to their owners will sleep on their hands.

2. When the Spanish dormouse is dependent on its owner, as long as it smells the owner's scent, it will immediately run to the cage door and want the owner to let it out. It can play in the owner's hands and will continue to do so. Follow the master.

3. After the Spanish dormouse recognizes its owner, it will look at its owner with its head held high, waiting for the owner's next command.