A three-month-old sugar glider recognizes its owner. Sugar gliders will generally start to recognize their owners in about a month. However, it will be more difficult for sugar gliders raised for three months to recognize their owners. The owner needs to be patient enough to slowly guide it to recognize its owner. Some sugar gliders that have a strong ability to recognize their owners, if the owner transfers them to other people, the sugar gliders will not eat or drink, or even ignore the new owner.

How to train a sugar glider to recognize its owner

1. To cultivate a relationship with the sugar glider, the owner needs to accompany it for a long time and feed it something that the sugar glider likes. Food to eat, such as insects or nectar.

2. Sugar gliders have a lively personality and like to jump up and down. The cage in which they are fed should have at least three layers to facilitate their climbing and playing. If the sugar glider is raised from an early age, it can be free-ranged and allowed to move freely at home every day except when sleeping. The sugar glider will not be depressed and bored, and will naturally become close to its owner.

3. Give it a name and call it by name more often in daily life so that it can remember its name and become familiar with its owner’s voice.