Capybaras will recognize their owners. The capybara has a very docile character, is very friendly to humans, and is relatively close to humans. It rarely does anything to harm humans. When someone strokes its hair from behind, it will not be afraid to dodge, and it will stay quiet most of the time. In the corner of the house, it is very suitable for people with children at home.

Notes on raising capybaras:

1. Capybaras are relatively timid, and louder sounds will irritate the capybara, so the living environment of the capybara is Try to be as quiet as possible. And it is active at night and will be very quiet during the day and does not like light, so be careful to shade the capybara during the day.

2. Capybaras are omnivores and are not very picky about their diet. You can feed them some vegetables, powder cakes, plant roots, etc. Be careful to clean up spoiled food residues in time, because capybaras cannot distinguish between good and bad food and will eat up their stomachs.

3. Before keeping a capybara as a pet, make sure there is a veterinarian in your area who has experience handling large rodents, if not direct contact with capybaras.