The Spanish dormouse recognizes its owner. The Spanish dormouse does not identify its owner by observing its appearance, but becomes familiar with its owner through the smell on its body. This kind of animal can recognize the specific person corresponding to the scent it smells. If there is someone with a similar smell to the owner, then the dormouse is also more friendly to these people. When the Spanish dormouse becomes familiar with its owner's smell, it will recognize its owner.

The performance of the Spanish dormouse recognizing its owner

1. When the Spanish dormouse trusts its owner, it will fall asleep next to the owner. Some dormice with clingy personalities will also Take the initiative to lie down in the owner's hands and go to sleep.

2. The Spanish dormouse will not bite its owner after recognizing its owner. When a dormouse smells a strange smell, it will feel extremely dangerous and will not take the initiative to approach, and may even bite people. Only when you smell a familiar smell will you be willing to get close. Once you are familiar with the smell, you will not bite people casually.