Rabbits will recognize their owners. Rabbits generally recognize their owners after being raised for 1-2 months. Rabbits are docile, but timid. The owner needs to increase familiarity with it through feeding, and spend more time with it. When feeding, you can gently stroke it and try to interact with it. You can also give it a name and call it more every day. When it is no longer afraid of its owner and takes the initiative to get close to it, it means it recognizes its owner.

Shows when a rabbit recognizes its owner:

1. When a rabbit recognizes its owner, it will act very relaxed and rub its owner's body with its chin.

2. When called, it will respond to the owner, look at the owner or run to the owner immediately.

3. When feeling hungry, it will act coquettishly and actively ask for food from its owner.

4. It likes to cuddle up next to its owner and always makes purring sounds, which shows that it is very practical and trusts its owner.