The shrike recognizes its master. Start raising a shrike from an early age, interact and train with it regularly, and the shrike will gradually become familiar with you. The most important thing is that the owner should spend time with it. This will cultivate some affection, and a shrike like this will recognize its owner better. After recognizing the owner, the shrike is highly dependent on the owner. It will not bump into the cage, is easy to get started, will not fly away at will, and can be as close as a parrot.

How to tame a shrike:

1. Insist on spending time every day to interact with it. You can prevent it from being afraid by luring it with fresh meat.

2. Insist on hand-feeding. As time goes by, it will slowly let down its guard. When feeding, feed it two-thirds of its actual food intake, and feed it the remaining food on your hand.

3. Use a bird stand instead of a cage. The bird stand must be placed at a relatively high position so that it can be more comfortable and easier to enter the training state.