Grandma’s hamster recognizes its owner. Hamsters recognize their owners because hamsters have memories and emotions, but the cognitive ability of granny hamsters is relatively low, making it more difficult for them to recognize their owners than other species of hamsters. As long as the owner trains it well, takes care of it patiently, feeds it personally, and spends more time with it, it will recognize its owner in about three months.

Performance of a hamster recognizing its owner

1. After a hamster recognizes its owner, its ears always point down and do not stand up whenever it is with the owner. , this is because it is in a relaxed state because it is at ease with its owner.

2. After a hamster recognizes its owner, it will tidy up its fur, wag its tail, lie lazily on the ground, stand up facing its owner, and grab forward with its hands.

3. After the hamster recognizes its owner, it will play in the owner's hands. Its body hair is also in a relaxed state. It will not bite people casually and will lie in the owner's hands without any scruples.