Wild hedgehogs recognize their owners. Wild hedgehogs have high IQs, but have bad tempers and are prone to attacks on humans. They often require a long time to be tamed before they recognize their owners. Its sense of smell is very sensitive, so you should always accompany it and play with it more. When it becomes familiar with its owner's scent, it will slowly recognize its owner. It should be noted that wild hedgehogs are national second-level protected animals, and citizens are not allowed to trade and raise them privately.

Signs of a hedgehog recognizing its owner:

1. When a hedgehog trusts its owner, it will turn over and expose its belly for the owner to touch.

2. Hedgehogs are very timid, but when they recognize their owners, they will run with them.

3. After a hedgehog recognizes its owner, its thorns will stick to its body and it will fall asleep in its owner's arms.