The native chicken recognizes its owner. Although native chickens have small heads, their memory is still good. Chickens not only know how to get home, but they can also remember their owner and the voice of their owner calling them. When their owners call them, they will run towards them. When feeding, they will not eat if it is not their owner, so various behaviors indicate that they will recognize their owners.

Shows that a native chicken likes its owner:

1. The most obvious sign that a native chicken likes its owner is that it will always follow the owner. If the first thing a chicken sees after hatching is a person, it will regard that person as its mother. In animal behavior, this is called imprinting learning, and it is an important form of learning for newborn animals.

2. If a chicken lives with its owner for a long time and stays by his side every day, he will feel that the owner is very kind and someone he can rely on. An insecure native chicken will trust and like its owner and will run behind him.