The IQ of the red-bellied squirrel is equivalent to that of a 2-year-old child. If the red-bellied squirrel is raised well, it can quickly recognize and interact with its owner, but it requires constant training. Of course, red-bellied squirrels are not born so smart. When red-bellied squirrels are still young, they are still very stupid. They need reasonable guidance and training from their owners to grow up normally.

How to make the red-bellied squirrel smarter

1. Provide it with a larger cage. A smaller environment will make the red-bellied squirrel feel depressed. A irritable red-bellied squirrel will reduce the efficiency of its owner in guiding it, making it difficult for it to grow normally.

2. It is necessary to prepare entertainment facilities for it in the cage so that it will not feel bored when it is at home. As long as it grows up happily and healthily, coupled with the guidance of the owner, it will become better than ordinary. Red-bellied squirrels are smarter.

3. The owner should interact with it frequently and let it recognize its owner first. After recognizing its owner, the red-bellied squirrel will obey the owner's words, so that the owner's training will be effective. The owner can teach it simple gestures at the beginning, such as reaching up and going up the bookshelf. Afterwards, you can teach it complex actions such as opening the cage and picking up things. The more it knows, the smarter it will become.