Rabbits really know their master. The rabbit's brain has a memory function, and it has an impression on its owner. When it recognizes you as its owner, it will develop a sense of dependence on you. In addition, rabbits are very timid, especially when facing unfamiliar environments. It will increase its sense of identification with its owner, showing that it is particularly close to the owner. .

How to train a rabbit to recognize its owner

1. Rabbits are timid by nature. The slightest movement will make them feel uneasy and want to hide. The owner can try to stroke it gently with your hands and talk to it softly when feeding. Even if it doesn't understand, it will feel your kindness and will not resist it.

2. Rabbits are particularly sensitive to the external environment, especially sounds. They like to stay in a quiet environment because it makes them feel at ease. Owners need to avoid the sounds of cats and dogs as much as possible, because the proximity of cats and dogs can cause a strong sense of fear in rabbits.

3. The owner’s companionship and interaction will speed up the rabbit’s recognition of its owner. If the owner often plays with the rabbit, the rabbit will gradually become familiar with the owner's smell and voice. Over time, as long as the owner approaches or calls, the rabbit will have a sense of closeness and truly recognize the owner.