Baby rabbits will recognize their owners. Generally speaking, if the baby rabbit is fed since birth and given food for a long time, the rabbit will remember the owner's voice and taste. If tamed properly, it can remember its own name. When a rabbit recognizes its owner, it will be very affectionate to its owner, and will often squat at the owner's feet and act coquettishly.

How to train young rabbits to recognize their owners:

1. Prepare a suitable rabbit house for the rabbit. A warm and safe rabbit house can bring a sense of security to the rabbit and allow the rabbit to let down its guard. You should pay attention to keeping the rabbit house clean and let the rabbit out of the cage to air out frequently.

2. Feed the rabbit with your own hands. Feeding can increase the rabbit's familiarity with the owner, make the rabbit familiar with the owner's taste, and develop feelings earlier.

3. You can massage the rabbit when appropriate. Rabbits like to be touched on the head and back. A gentle massage can increase the intimacy between you and the rabbit.

4. Spend time with Tutu. Playing regularly with rabbits, observing their moods and anger, and patiently accompanying them for a long time are the only ways to make rabbits recognize their owners.