The golden squirrel will bite when it recognizes its owner. Golden squirrels are very timid and may bite out of fear when they are not well-raised. However, after being raised for a long time and becoming familiar with the owner's scent, they will recognize their owners and generally will not attack them. It is best to raise golden squirrels from an early age, as they will be very close to their owners. The owner should feed it regularly and interact with it more. Slowly, it will become familiar with the owner and become dependent on the owner.
The performance of the golden squirrel recognizing its owner:
1. After the golden squirrel recognizes its owner, it is no longer timid and afraid of its owner. It is very close to the owner and likes to crawl on the owner. Holding the owner.

2. The golden squirrel that was just brought home sleeps with its eyes open and is very alert. After recognizing its owner, it sleeps with its eyes closed. It trusts its owner very much and feels at ease.

3. After recognizing its owner, it will not resist the owner’s touch, nor attack the owner, but will also eat from the owner’s hands.
4. As long as the owner whistles or calls its name, it will quickly run to the owner.