If you raise an eagle, it will recognize its owner. Although eagles have a fierce personality and do not get close to people, some species are easy to tame. As long as special training methods are used, the eagle will be tamed and recognize its master. During the raising process, if the owner treats the eagle badly, the eagle will not recognize the owner and will scratch the owner with its talons and peck people with its beak.

Things to note when letting an eagle recognize its owner:

1. In the process of raising an eagle, the owner should pay attention to his own image, and do not dress in fancy clothes, especially red clothes. This will irritate the eagle and make it frightened. The image of the owner should be ordinary and relatively stable, so that the eagle can become familiar with and remember the owner's costume.

2. The eagle has a very keen sense of smell. The owner can put the smell on the food when feeding, and can also blow to the eagle frequently to let the eagle remember the owner's smell.

3. The eagle's hearing is sensitive and its memory of sounds is also very strong. The owner can call the eagle's name every time he feeds it, and he should also talk to the eagle more often.