A mule recognizes its master. Mules are the offspring of horses and donkeys. They are docile and easier to control and tame than donkeys. A mule that recognizes its owner will be easily tamed by its owner and will obey its owner's instructions.

Notes on raising mules:

1. Raising mules requires building a mule shed. Special food troughs and water troughs must be set up in the mule shed, and thresholds must be set up. Prevent mules from escaping.

2. Mules mainly feed on grass. The owner can grow grass to raise the mules, or feed them some refined materials, such as cornmeal, sweet potatoes, rice bran, etc.

3. During the process of raising mules, the owner should clean the mule shed in time, at least once a week. Heatstroke prevention measures should be taken in summer, and bedding should be added to keep mules warm in winter.