Will a hamster recognize its owner?

Raised hamsters will recognize their owners. From the perspective of memory and IQ, it is difficult for hamsters to recognize their owners, because hamsters have a very short memory and are very timid and wary of everything. Hamsters are also highly myopic, so they cannot remember their owner's appearance. However, after a long period of feeding, the hamster can get used to the owner's scent and recognize the owner.
How to train a hamster to recognize its owner
1. The breeder can feed the hamster the food it likes (corn flakes, wheat, apples, pears, watermelon, melon seeds, peanuts etc.), in order to make the hamster feel happy and increase the possibility of recognizing its owner.
2. Breeders need to spend more time with the hamster and play with it. Even if they don’t have time to play with the hamster, they should always appear in the hamster’s sight, otherwise it will forget its owner.
3. Do not scare it, abuse it, or force it to pet or hold the hamster.
4. The breeder needs to feed the hamster in person frequently to increase the relationship with the hamster and to make the hamster more familiar with the taste of the breeder. You can try to interact with the hamster by petting it gently while it is eating.
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