The spotted munia recognizes its owner. If the breeder starts raising the bird from a young age, plays with it every day, and actively feeds it on a regular basis, so that it can gradually become familiar with the breeder, the spotted bird will be able to recognize its owner in about a week. After the bird has recognized its owner, if the owner does not accompany the bird for a long time, it will gradually forget the owner until it no longer recognizes the owner.

Performances of the Spotted Munia recognizing its owner:

1. It is available for you to tease at will. If the bird identifies with the feeder, then the feeder can usually tease it at will. In the process, the bird will neither dodge nor attack humans.

2. Ruminate in the close presence of the owner. If the bird ruminates when the breeder is very close to the bird, it means that the bird has regarded the human as its own relative. In the bird's mind, there are only close relationships between individuals. Only in this way can we feed each other, and rumination is such an important method.