Parrots like to recognize their owners. Under normal circumstances, a parrot can get to know its owner after being kept for about a month. During this month, the owner needs to feed the parrot in person every day, spend more time around the parrot, and communicate with the parrot frequently. Only in this way can the parrot get to know the owner better, put down its guard, and recognize the owner.

Performance of a parrot recognizing its owner

1. After the parrot recognizes its owner, it will take the initiative to approach the owner. When they are released from their cages, they will fly to their owners.

2. After the parrot recognizes its owner, it will eat food from the owner's hand, will not resist the owner's touch, and will interact and play with the owner.

3. After the parrot recognizes its owner, it will have a completely different attitude towards the owner and other people. They will respond to their master's call, usually take the initiative to approach the master, respond to the master's words, and complete some simple instructions taught by the master before.