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Do Pet Mice Recognize Their Owners. And can they learn their name and come to you when called? But do pet rats know their names and owners? But can rats really recognize their owners? Yes, rats can learn to respond to names, and often have strong bonds with their owners. Mice can recognise their owners by smell, sight and sound, and will get excited when they see or smell them. This is typically through their sense of smell. Surprisingly, mice can recognize their owners as they approach. Rats are popular pets, not least because they are said to form tight bonds with their owners. They can be ‘taught’ to greet. Recent studies have shown that mice are surprisingly capable of recognizing and bonding with their human caretakers. They can get excited when. Definitely, mice can learn to recognize you not just by scent but by the sound of your voice and simply your appearance. In contrast, rats do recognize their owners or their smell, and they may choose to approach the cage bars to greet you when you enter a room or simply because they want some attention and want out of their cage.

They can get excited when. Recent studies have shown that mice are surprisingly capable of recognizing and bonding with their human caretakers. But can rats really recognize their owners? Yes, rats can learn to respond to names, and often have strong bonds with their owners. Rats are popular pets, not least because they are said to form tight bonds with their owners. Definitely, mice can learn to recognize you not just by scent but by the sound of your voice and simply your appearance. This is typically through their sense of smell. In contrast, rats do recognize their owners or their smell, and they may choose to approach the cage bars to greet you when you enter a room or simply because they want some attention and want out of their cage. They can be ‘taught’ to greet. Surprisingly, mice can recognize their owners as they approach.

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Do Pet Mice Recognize Their Owners They can get excited when. But do pet rats know their names and owners? Recent studies have shown that mice are surprisingly capable of recognizing and bonding with their human caretakers. Rats are popular pets, not least because they are said to form tight bonds with their owners. Definitely, mice can learn to recognize you not just by scent but by the sound of your voice and simply your appearance. Mice can recognise their owners by smell, sight and sound, and will get excited when they see or smell them. They can get excited when. Yes, rats can learn to respond to names, and often have strong bonds with their owners. Surprisingly, mice can recognize their owners as they approach. And can they learn their name and come to you when called? They can be ‘taught’ to greet. This is typically through their sense of smell. In contrast, rats do recognize their owners or their smell, and they may choose to approach the cage bars to greet you when you enter a room or simply because they want some attention and want out of their cage. But can rats really recognize their owners?