Do salt cats recognize their owners?

The salt cat recognizes its owner. Salt cats are warm-blooded animals with a certain level of intelligence and will recognize their owners if they are raised from an early age. If someone takes care of it for a long time, it will trust the owner over time and recognize the owner. However, salt cats are dangerous to a certain extent. If they are not trained by professionals, it is best not to raise them casually.
Signs of a salt cat recognizing its owner:
1. After the salt cat grows up, if it can accept the owner’s casual touch, it is also a sign that the salt cat recognizes its owner. Because salt cats are very proud, if they accept touch, it proves that they accept this person.
2. If the salt cat does not make any aggressive behavior towards its owner, it is also a sign of recognition of the owner.
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