The roe deer recognizes its master. Roe deer are very curious and are not afraid of humans. As long as the owner uses scientific methods to raise the roe deer, treats the roe deer patiently, and often interacts with the roe deer, the roe deer will slowly recognize its owner. Roe deer is a national second-level protected animal. If you want to breed it artificially, you need to apply for relevant certificates, such as a "Wild Animal Breeding License".

Notes on raising roe deer:

1. Roe deer have a wide food habit and can feed on broad-leaf leaves, wild weeds, crop straws, vegetables, fruit peels, etc., which are all It's his favorite feed. But be careful not to feed aquatic plants to roe deer, otherwise it may cause diarrhea, enteritis and other conditions in the roe deer.

2. Roe deer have strong disease resistance and rarely get sick, but they must also prevent diseases early. Clean the area where the roe deer live every day, clean up the feces, and be careful not to feed moldy leaves and grass. Once the roe deer is found to be sick, you can treat it as usual.