Will the little hare recognize its owner?

The little hare will recognize its owner. If a young hare recognizes its owner, it will be easier for an adult hare to recognize its owner. When a hare comes to a strange environment, prepare food for it and let it rest for a few days. Don't play with it in a hurry or pet it, as this will make it more timid and afraid of people. The environment should be kept quiet when raising animals, and attention should be paid to harassment from cats and dogs. Wait until it slowly adapts to the environment, then try to have more contact with it, and gently stroke it when feeding. It will slowly lower its guard, and over time it will recognize its owner.
Shows of a hare recognizing its owner:
1. After a hare recognizes its owner, it is no longer afraid of its owner, and will actively approach its owner and rub its chin against its owner.
2. When the owner touches it, it will relax, no longer be vigilant, and will sniff the owner with its nose.
3. When the owner calls it, it will look at the owner or run to the owner. It will also stand up and ask for food from the owner.
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