Will chinchillas recognize their owners after being kept for a long time?

Chinchillas will recognize their owners after being raised for a long time. Chinchillas usually recognize their owners after being raised for about a month. Chinchillas have a very sensitive sense of smell and mainly rely on their sense of smell to identify their owners. The owner needs to accompany it often, feed it with hands often, call it by name more, talk to it more, and pet it more, so that it can become familiar with the owner's scent and increase its sense of trust. Over time, it will recognize the owner. .
Performances of a chinchilla recognizing its owner:
1. After a chinchilla recognizes its owner, it will no longer remain vigilant and will actively approach its owner and even climb on its owner.
2. When the owner calls its name, it will immediately run to the owner.
3. Not afraid of the owner’s touch, will not dodge, and likes to stick to the owner.
4. Dare to eat in front of the owner, and will also eat directly from the owner's hands, trusting the owner very much.
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