Do giant pandas recognize their owners?

The giant panda recognizes its owner. As long as the breeder raises the giant panda for a long enough time, the panda will be very dependent on the breeder, just like a human child depends on the breeder. However, pandas are ferocious beasts, and adult pandas are still wild to a certain extent. Keepers need to pay attention to safety.
Giant pandasPerformances of recognizing their owners:
1. Pandas are dependent and clingy to humans. They look like their own parents.
2. When pandas become familiar with keepers, they will behave like coquettish begging for food and hug the keepers' thighs. Many keepers have to wear camouflage clothes to avoid being entangled by pandas.
3. Pandas are also afraid that the keepers will ignore them, so they will run up and cause trouble like children, hugging their thighs, knocking over the garbage being swept, and snatching away the keepers' brooms and other tools. It is a coquettish way of showing closeness to the breeder.
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