The IQ of sugar gliders is not high. Their IQ is equivalent to that of a human being of about one year old, and may not even reach the level of a three-year-old. The brain capacity of sugar gliders is very limited, they can remember very few things, and they can only distinguish things through smell, so when raising sugar gliders, you need to spend more time with them.

When a sugar glider that has recognized its owner leaves its owner for a long time, it will forget the owner for about half a month and will not be affectionate to the owner when it sees them again.

If you want the sugar glider to recognize its owner, you can use the following methods:

1. Use the food lure method: the breeder needs to feed the sugar glider personally more often. The gliders can interact with the sugar gliders when eating to enhance their relationship.

2. Calling the sugar glider: If the sugar glider responds or comes to the breeder, the breeder can reward the sugar glider with food so that the sugar glider will remember to respond to the owner and be rewarded.

3. Repeated training: Breeders need to gradually reduce the number of food rewards and replace them with gentle petting or verbal rewards for sugar gliders.