The baby squirrel recognizes its owner. Squirrels can recognize their owners when they are about 3 months old, and young squirrels are relatively easier to recognize their owners than adult squirrels. During the breeding period, as long as the owner interacts with the squirrel more and feeds the squirrel more food that the squirrel likes, the squirrel will become very clingy after recognizing the owner.

Performance of a squirrel recognizing its owner:

1. After a squirrel recognizes its owner, it will be very tolerant to the owner. If the owner touches it or teases it, it will not be angry. And act obedient and enjoy it.

2. After the squirrel recognizes its owner, it will trust its owner very much. It will eat from the owner's hand, act coquettishly to the owner, beg for snacks or invite the owner to play with it.

3. The squirrel is very vigilant. If it has recognized its owner, it can sleep peacefully next to its owner and even climb onto the owner's shoulders and arms.