Hamster babies will recognize their owners. Although hamsters do not have very long memories and are not as humane as cats and dogs, it is difficult for them to recognize their owners. But if it stays with its owner often, it will become familiar with the owner's scent, and will be able to get close to the owner over time. This means that the hamster recognizes the owner.

How does a hamster recognize its owner:

1. Be familiar with the owner’s smell and identify the owner through the smell. Hamsters are very smart. They have the unique sensitivity of animals and can clearly distinguish human smells. Before each feeding and interaction, approach the cage and tease the hamster. After the hamster becomes familiar with the owner's smell, it will not feel afraid and will be willing to do so. Interact with the owner.

2. Identify the owner through his feeding habits. Hamsters are not big in size, but they have greedy mouths and a large appetite for food. Therefore, if you want to train a hamster to recognize its owner, you should fix the feeding frequency and time period so that the hamster can form a habit. When the fixed feeding time comes, it will expect the owner to feed it.