Pet parrots will recognize their owners. Parrots have high IQs. If the parrot owner feeds the parrot and talks to the parrot every day, generally speaking, the parrot will be able to recognize the owner and learn to speak like the owner after a few months. Parrot owners can lock the parrot in a cage in the early stages of feeding to prevent the parrot from escaping. After the parrot has been raised for a long time, the parrot can be allowed to play freely without being locked up.

How to train a pet parrot to recognize its owner:

1. It is best to start feeding parrot babies. After the parrot is about 20 days old, you can take the parrot home, prepare a cage of appropriate size, and be mentally prepared to feed the parrot.

2. Feed the parrot in person every day, prepare parrot feed for the parrot, and feed it appropriately a little each time, not too much or too little, to ensure the normal development of the parrot.

3. Communicate more with parrots. Parrots have high IQs and can learn to speak from their owners. The premise is that the owner communicates with the parrot frequently and teaches the parrot to speak.

4. You can take the parrot out to play. After the parrot is familiar with the environment, you can take the parrot out to play and develop a relationship with the parrot. There is no need to keep the parrot in a cage all the time.