Young rabbits can recognize their owners. Although the IQ of rabbits is not as high as that of dogs, they also have certain learning and discrimination abilities and can distinguish between acquaintances and strangers. A rabbit can remember its owner for a long time. If the owner does not abandon the rabbit, the rabbit can remember its owner for a lifetime. If you want to make a young rabbit recognize its owner, you can strengthen its training and motivation in the daily raising of the rabbit, increase its interaction with its owner, and build enough trust.

Performances of a rabbit recognizing its owner:

1. It will not resist its owner. After a rabbit recognizes its owner, it will not resist the owner's touch, nor will it tremble in fear or run away when seeing the owner's arrival.

2. Get close to the owner. After the rabbit recognizes its owner, it is willing to take the initiative to approach the owner, squat at the owner's feet, and stay next to the owner to rest.

3. Interact with the owner. After the rabbit recognizes its owner, it will also ask for food, smell the owner with its nose, lick the owner's hands and other behaviors.