Rabbits will recognize their owners by smell. Rabbits mainly identify their owners by smell. Rabbits will firmly remember the smell of a familiar owner, identify the owner through smell, and get close to the owner. Rabbits are timid. Do not scare rabbits in the early stages of raising rabbits, otherwise the rabbits will be afraid of their owners and will not get close to them. It is recommended that owners interact more with rabbits and feed the rabbits themselves. This will make it easier to gain the rabbit's trust and build a relationship.

How to train a rabbit to recognize its owner:

1. Prepare a suitable rabbit house for the rabbit. A warm and safe rabbit house can bring a sense of security to the rabbit and allow the rabbit to let down its guard. You should pay attention to keeping the rabbit house clean and let the rabbit out of the cage to air out frequently.

2. Feed the rabbit with your own hands. Feeding can increase the rabbit's familiarity with the owner, make the rabbit familiar with the owner's taste, and develop feelings earlier.

3. You can massage the rabbit when appropriate. Rabbits like to be touched on the head and back. A gentle massage can increase the intimacy between you and the rabbit.

4. Spend time with Tutu. Playing regularly with rabbits, observing their moods and anger, and patiently accompanying them for a long time are the only ways to make rabbits recognize their owners.