Do wild hedgehogs recognize their owners?

The wild little hedgehog recognizes its owner. But it takes a long time. If you play with it often, the hedgehog may recognize the owner after it becomes familiar with the owner's scent. They identify their owners through smell. When hedgehogs become familiar with the owner's smell, they will take the initiative to approach the owner. If the owner accompanies him and teases him every day, the time to recognize him may be shorter.
Performances of a hedgehog recognizing its owner:
1. If it is fed and accompanied every day, it will have feelings for the owner. When it knows that it is the owner, it will put away its owner. Stings vertically and can become very clingy.
2. Put the hedgehog on the ground and walk, and it will look for the owner's scent and find the owner.
3. Will turn his belly over for you to touch. Because its whole body is covered with hard thorns, but its belly is soft. This is where it is most vulnerable.
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