Two people raise a cat together and recognize its owner, but they will only recognize one owner. A cat will only choose one owner at a time. It will choose the person who is best to it and spends the most time with it. It will also become dependent on the owner. It will only follow the owner, listen to the owner, and treat other people. Although a person may be friendly, he will not be dependent on him.

Shows a cat recognizes its owner

1. Keep staring at you. If it keeps staring at you, it means that it regards you as its owner. Because cats only pay special attention to the whereabouts of the people they care about, they become curious about your behavior and want to know what you are doing, so they keep staring at you.

2. Will respond to you. No matter how many times you call it, it responds to you like a loyal dog, which shows that it treats you as its own master.

3. Dilly-dallying. The cat's behavior of using its head and body to rub against the scraper looks very good, as if it is asking for a touch, but it is actually taking this opportunity to apply the pheromones secreted from its scent glands to the scraper to mark it. This is typical possessive and dominant behavior.

4. Allow you to touch it. Because cats are inherently very sensitive animals, they will only appear relaxed when they are in a familiar environment and around familiar people. The act of petting it must be done by a familiar person. If it is a stranger, they will avoid it and even make aggressive calls.