Local chickens will recognize their owners. The native chicken is a kind of poultry. Although it has a low IQ, it can recognize its owner. When native chickens hatch from eggs, they receive daily feeding from their owners. When they grow up, they will become familiar with their owners and the chicken pen. In the later period, when native chickens become familiar with their own homes, even if they are not kept in captivity, they will become familiar with their own homes. It will not run away easily, but will return home to rest by itself and crow every day.

Performances of native chickens recognizing their owners:

1. When the owner feeds, they will surround the owner very excitedly, looking forward to the owner's feeding.

2. There is no need to lock the chicken coop or pen. It will play around during the day but go home at night and know the way home.

3. There is a certain fear of strangers, but if you are familiar with the owner, you will not be afraid of the owner.