Chipmunks recognize their owners. Breeders need to raise chipmunks from an early age, which will increase the chance of the chipmunks recognizing their owners. Breeders must also take good care of chipmunks. When raising a chipmunk, you need to let it get familiar with the environment before feeding it with your own hands, interacting with it frequently, and petting it gently.

The chipmunk recognizes its owner as follows:

1. It is docile and friendly to the owner, does not refuse the owner's touch, and will not bite people randomly. The chipmunk is not friendly to everyone. If it doesn't like people, it will not even come close to feed it, let alone let people pet it or take it out of the cage. After it recognizes its owner, it will be more tolerant to the owner. It won't get angry when touched or teased, but will enjoy it obediently. It will also scratch and bite those who don't like it.

2. After the chipmunk recognizes its owner, it will actively climb on the owner to ask for food, and can sleep next to the owner with peace of mind. If the chipmunk is in an unsafe environment, it will keep its eyes open. Sleep, but after recognizing the owner, he sleeps with his eyes closed.