Ragdolls and cats will recognize their owners. Although cats generally behave aloof, sensitive and wary by nature, in fact cats will also rely on their owners, but they are not as behaved as dogs. So obvious, and it may take a little longer for a cat to recognize its owner than a dog, but as long as the owner is patient and spends more time with the cat, the cat will recognize its owner.

How cats recognize their owners

1. Hearing. Cats have keen hearing. After getting along with their owners for a long time, they will remember the owner's voice. Every time the owner calls the cat, the cat's memory is strengthened.

2. Vision. Cats are not color blind, they are just color weak and can distinguish a small number of colors. But this does not prevent cats from recognizing human faces, and cats have very strong dynamic vision capabilities. The owner’s usual behaviors are actually observed by the cat, so the cat can also recognize the owner!

3. Sense of smell: Cats mainly rely on their sense of smell to identify who is their owner. Cats' sense of smell is more than 40 times that of humans. They can recognize their owners by smelling humans. Their brains can form a structure similar to a radar map through smell.

4. Meat pads: After a cat has lived with its owner for a long time, it can judge whether you are its owner through the vibration of its meat pads. Moreover, cats can also judge the direction of their owners through their flesh pads. Many times, you will see cats squatting at the door waiting for you to come home.

5. Memory: Cats can also remember their owners. Although their memory is not long, by getting along with their owners for a long time, they can remember your movements and behaviors, as well as their owners’ living habits. Form memories in your cat’s mind. The longer you spend time with your cat, the more effective it is for your cat to form long-term memories.