Adult rabbits will recognize their new owners. Rabbits that have been raised since childhood will usually recognize their owners in half a month, while adult rabbits will take longer to accept new owners. When a rabbit first arrives in a new environment, it will not adapt to it and will be very alert and hide in corners. At this time, don't tease it all the time. It will only make it more scared. Let it slowly adapt to the new environment first, and wait until it starts to become active. If you pet it and tease it more every day when you feed it, it will recognize its master over time.
Signs of a rabbit recognizing its owner:
1. When a rabbit recognizes its owner, it will act very relaxed and rub its owner's body with its chin.
2. When called, it will immediately run to its owner.
3. When feeling hungry, it will take the initiative to ask for food from its owner.
4. It likes to cuddle up next to its owner and always makes purring sounds, which shows that it is very practical and trusts its owner.