Adult prairie dogs will recognize their owners, but their IQs are not high and their domestication time is short. They cannot develop deep feelings for their owners like cats and dogs. If you want the prairie dog to recognize its owner, the owner needs to spend more time with them and feed the prairie dog in person every day. Over time, the prairie dog will become familiar with the owner's smell and voice, and then it can recognize the owner.

Performance of a prairie dog recognizing its owner

1. The prairie dog will not refuse the owner's touch. Although it will occasionally bite the owner to express its dissatisfaction, the prairie dog will not refuse the owner's touch. The dog will only bite lightly and will not hurt its owner.

2. Groundhogs are very clingy and will always pester their owners to play together. It also likes to follow its owner everywhere.

3. As soon as the owner reaches out his hand, the groundhog will run to the owner and rub the owner's face. It is very well-behaved.