Ordinary birds will recognize their owners. It is best to start raising birds when they are young. The younger they are, the easier it is to raise them to maturity and make them more likely to recognize their owners. You should usually spend more time with it, play with it more, feed it with your hands, and whistle to it more to make it familiar with its owner. You should choose a larger cage to raise it, so that it has a large space for activities, so that it will feel comfortable and it will be easier to recognize its owner.
Signs of a bird recognizing its owner:
1. After a bird recognizes its owner, it will take the initiative to get close to its owner and eat from the owner's hands.
2. The owner is allowed to touch it, and the owner can tease it as much as he wants without feeling scared.
3. When it hears the owner’s call, it will fly to the owner’s side.
4. When seeing its owner, it will be very excited and will chirp or flap its wings excitedly.