The behaviors of a rabbit recognizing its owner include: taking the initiative to approach the owner, not resisting the owner's touch and hug, staying next to the owner to rest, begging for food from the owner, smelling the owner with the nose, licking the owner's hands, etc. Rabbits are very timid animals, so when facing strangers, they will run away immediately and prevent strangers from approaching them. However, as long as they recognize their owner, they will take the initiative to approach their owner.

Tip:

Because rabbits are very timid, it is generally not recommended that owners get close to rabbits that have just been brought home. Otherwise, the rabbit may bite the owner when it is extremely nervous. It is best to let the rabbit adapt for a period of time and feed it. Let it become familiar with you, and then get close to it.