Parrots can recognize their owners. There are many kinds of this kind of bird, and they are all very intelligent. Some varieties can also be raised by hand. Hand-raised parrots are easier to recognize their owners than caged parrots. If the owner is willing to take the time to actively feed them and play with them, they will slowly let go of their wariness towards the owner. It just takes time to develop a relationship with them.

How to judge that a parrot has recognized its owner:

1. After the parrot recognizes its owner, it will have a completely different attitude towards the owner and other people. They will respond to the owner’s call. In response, they may get close to the owner, and usually take the initiative to approach the owner, respond to what the owner says, and complete some simple instructions taught by the owner before.

2. It can also talk or sing to its owner. They will eat from the hands of their keepers, have no resistance to their caretakers, and will interact and play together.

3. Its attitude towards its owner is different from others, and when you talk to it, it will get closer.