Domestic turtles know their owners. The turtle cannot recognize the appearance of its owner, and can only produce conditioned reflex behaviors by becoming familiar with the owner's smell and voice. After the turtle gets to know its owner, it will stick out its head and crawl to the owner's side when the owner feeds it, showing great excitement.

Tip:

If you want the turtle to recognize its owner, you must not scare it casually, and avoid touching its head and try not to hold it in your hands, as this will cause Its discomfort. In addition, you can train it when feeding, such as making specific sounds, so that it can become more active.