Do cats recognize their owners when they are raised from a young age?

Cats are raised to recognize their owners. Cats have high IQs and can identify their owners through sounds, smells, movements, etc. Cats raised since childhood will be very familiar with their owners. During long-term feeding and companionship, they can develop deep feelings and recognize their owners. It is recommended that cat owners should use appropriate methods to tame cats, make one choice, be responsible for life, and treat cats as their own relatives.
Shows a cat that has been raised since childhood recognizes its owner:
1. Bare its belly in front of its owner. The belly is a sensitive part of a cat, and exposing it to the owner shows that the cat has great trust in the owner.
2. Like to stare at the owner, focus on the owner, pay attention to the owner, be very curious about the owner's things, and even imitate the owner's behavior.
3. Becomes very clingy, likes to be by the owner’s side, accompany the owner, likes to rub against the owner, leaving its own scent on the owner.
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