The tiger-striped bear recognizes its owner. Tiger bears recognize their owners mainly by familiarizing themselves with the smell on their hands. The owner needs to establish a trusting relationship with the tiger bear. On weekdays, he can feed the tiger bear snacks, food, etc. with his hands. Once they have not been fed for a long time, tiger bears will become alienated from their owners. They usually sleep during the day and exercise at night. Among all pets, only tiger bears are very independent.

Performance of the tiger-striped bear recognizing its owner:

1. When the tiger-striped bear recognizes its owner, it will poke its head out of the cage to test the owner and put its nose close to the owner's hand. Come and smell it.

2. As soon as you walk into the cage door, the tiger-striped bear will stick its head out to look at you. There will be no avoidance due to nervousness and fear, and there will be no aggressive movements.