The turtle recognizes its owner. Although turtles are cold-blooded animals, they have sensitive senses of smell and hearing, and can identify their owners through smell and sound. They will also become accustomed to the presence of their owners through conditioned reflexes, and may even only recognize one owner. Although tortoises recognize their owners, unlike cats and dogs, tortoises do not show great enthusiasm and generally do not take the initiative to approach when feeding. If you want to develop a relationship with a turtle, you need to take more careful care of it and feed the turtle the food it likes.

Methods to make turtles recognize their owners:

1. You need to be mentally prepared, because turtles are cold-blooded animals and are not very enthusiastic about people like cats and dogs. Patience in raising a turtle is the first prerequisite for the turtle to recognize its owner.

2. It requires a certain amount of time and energy, and long-term persistence. You can tease the turtle before and after each feeding to let the turtle get used to the owner's presence.

3. Pay attention to the turtle's condition. If the turtle feels any discomfort, you need to take it for treatment and do not abandon it.

4. If you persist for a long time and find that the turtle still ignores you, it does not mean that the turtle does not recognize its owner. It is just the character of the turtle, so the owner does not need to be discouraged and should be more careful. Accompany the tortoise.