The partridge will recognize its owner. It is more difficult to make partridges recognize their masters. Partridges need to be trained from fledglings to recognize their masters, because adult partridges have strong flying ability and fast flying speed. They are also aggressive by nature and are difficult to catch. They do not recognize their masters and cannot be tamed. Therefore, if you want a partridge to recognize its owner, you need to start raising it from a young bird.

Notes on domesticating partridges:

1. The living environment of partridges needs to be kept ventilated and dry. If you are in the south, you can use a simple poultry house to raise partridges. Or they can be raised in the open air. If they are in the north, where the temperature difference between day and night is large, a closed poultry house is required.

2. Partridges have the behavior of pecking and killing each other. Therefore, when raising partridges, you should pay attention to the size of the space and try to keep them as separate as possible.

3. Partridges are timid and easily frightened. When encountering abnormal sounds or objects, they will have a stress response. Therefore, various stimulation training can be carried out during the fledgling period to cultivate the partridges' intelligence. adaptability.