The blackbird recognizes its master. Blackbirds are very smart. As long as the owner pays attention to the methods of raising them and trains them appropriately, after a period of time, it can recognize its owner. Blackbirds tend to hold grudges. The owner should not touch it suddenly or make it angry. This is not conducive to recognizing the owner.

Things to note when letting a blackbird recognize its owner:

1. When the blackbird eats, you can reduce the amount of feed, and the owner feeds some bugs with his own hands, which is conducive to cultivating feelings. .

2. After the blackbird enters the cage collision period, the owner can let it out of the cage for a period of time every day and interact with it more.

3. Blackbirds tend to hold grudges easily and are very timid. The owner should not touch it suddenly. When pruning feathers, blindfold the blackbird's eyes to prevent it from holding a grudge.