Can a chicken recognize its owner?

Chickens can recognize their owners. Although chickens are not very smart, they are also very humane and can recognize their owners after being raised for a long time. There is no need to train a chicken to recognize its owner. As long as it is good to it and feeds it regularly, it will naturally get close to you and get to know you after getting along for a long time. Usually it takes about two months to recognize its owner, and some chickens can recognize its owner in half a month.
Performance of a chicken recognizing its owner:
1. After the chicken recognizes its owner, it will trust and like the owner very much, and will follow the owner wherever he goes. Where to go.
2. If a stranger wants to touch a chicken, it will scream angrily, attack, and be pecked by it. However, if the owner touches it or even scratches it, it will be very docile and will not Resist.
3. After the chicken recognizes its owner, it will know how to go home. If it runs away, it can come back on its own as long as the distance is not too far.
4. When the owner returns home from an outing, it will enthusiastically run to the owner to greet the owner, chirping non-stop.
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