Sugar gliders still recognize their owners after changing their owners, but they recognize the owner by getting familiar with the owner's scent, so if the owner needs to be changed due to certain circumstances, it will take a long time to get familiar with the new owner before it can recognize the owner again. . Of course, some sugar gliders are special. After changing owners, they will go on hunger strike, become unhappy, and refuse to have contact with the new owner. If this happens, it is best to return it to the original owner to raise it, otherwise it will be easy to lose it.

How to train a sugar glider to recognize its owner

1. The owner should try to accompany it as much as possible and feed it some food that the sugar glider likes to eat, such as insects. Or nectar-based food, and pet it during the feeding process to familiarize it with the taste of its owner.

2. After the sugar glider becomes familiar with the breeder, the breeder can try to call the sugar glider. If the sugar glider responds or comes to the breeder, the breeder can reward it with food so that the sugar glider remembers to be rewarded for responding to its owner.

3. Don’t neglect it. No matter how busy you are, try to interact with it for a while every day. If you don’t interact with it for a long time, or even appear in front of it, it will forget its owner.