Hamsters can recognize their owners. Although hamsters are small in size and not very intelligent, they are particularly sensitive to smells and will remember their owners through smells, but they cannot effectively distinguish their owners' voices.

Hamsters have poor memory and usually recognize their owners after being kept for about half a month.

After the hamster recognizes its owner, it will actively run to the owner when the owner approaches.

Methods to let the hamster recognize its owner:

1. Let the hamster understand its own smell to identify itself as its owner.

2. Name the hamster, especially exchange its names when feeding, so that he can form a memory.

3. Interact more with the hamster and let the hamster get familiar with you, so that the hamster can better understand you as its owner.