The parrot recognizes its owner. Because the parrot is very smart, if the owner has more contact with it and takes the initiative to feed it, it will not be afraid of people and will be more likely to recognize its owner. Hand-raised parrots are more likely to recognize their owners than cage-raised parrots. In addition, it is best to raise the bird from a young age. When the adult bird grows up, it is not easy to recognize its owner.

Performances of a parrot recognizing its owner:

1. The parrot will keep making sounds, and chirping is a way for a bird to express happiness.

2. When the scavenger approaches the parrot, the parrot does not act aggressively but gets closer.

3. Pay attention to the feathers on the cockatiel’s head. If they fall down, it means the parrot is angry. A 45° state may mean that something has attracted the bird’s attention. If they are completely upright, it means that the parrot is angry. It means being more excited and happy.