The cane toad does not recognize its owner. The cane toad has a very low IQ and no self. All its actions are based on instinct, so it is unable to interact emotionally with its owner and cannot understand its owner's actions and instructions. In addition, cane toads are very toxic. They will attack with venom when frightened, and the venom glands in their skin can also produce highly toxic substances. Careful consideration should be given before raising them.

Notes on raising cane toads:

1. Cane toads are accustomed to living in humid and dark environments. You can prepare a dry and wet breeding box for cane toads. Use red jade soil as bedding material, and put a water basin into which the cane toad can soak its whole body.

2. Cane toads are accustomed to hunting at night. They mainly feed on beetles, frogs, etc., and occasionally eat other amphibians, birds, etc., so they can feed some live insects.

3. Cane toads are poisonous, so do not scare cane toads at will, in case the cane toads suddenly spray venom, and do not touch cane toads with your hands. The skin of cane toads also has venom glands.