Sparrows grow up and recognize their masters. Although sparrows are not as smart as parrots and other birds, they are also birds with feelings. If the owner raises the sparrow from childhood to adulthood, through regular contact, feeding, interaction and other behaviors, the sparrow will feel familiar and intimate with the owner, that is, it will recognize the owner.

Shows of a sparrow recognizing its owner

1. When a sparrow recognizes its owner, it will chirp when it sees its owner and will not feel afraid. When the owner opens the cage, it will not fly around casually, but will fly around and accompany the owner.

2. Sparrows will also ruminate when their owners are present at close range. Birds in a close relationship express each other's enthusiasm by feeding each other, and regurgitating food is the way to achieve this goal, so at this time the sparrow regards its owner as its intimate partner.

3. If a sparrow recognizes its owner, it will usually show great intimacy in its actions and will not resist when the owner teases it.