1, no more fear: After the tortoise knows its owner, when the owner approaches them again or passes around the container where they live, they will no longer be afraid and nervous. And they will no longer retract their heads and limbs into their shells.

2, close to the master: When the tortoises get to know their master, they know that the master will not harm them and will feed them food. Therefore, they will keep approaching their owners, and they will swim back and forth or dance in front of their owners.

3. Interact with the master: After the master has passed the training, the Brazilian tortoise will interact with the master. For example, when the owner approaches, he will swim up immediately, and when feeding, he will play with the owner. At this time, the owner strokes their limbs and heads without making them feel uncomfortable.

The easiest way to let the tortoise know its master is to feed it in person. Every time they are fed, it is best for the host to watch them finish eating, and if he has time, he can also talk to them. In this way, they can quickly get familiar with the owner's smell and voice. When they know that their owners will not harm them, they can choose to feed them with food in their hands. Or teach them some actions before feeding, such as shaking hands and feeding food after shaking hands every time, so that they can also form conditioned reflex and shake hands with their host every time they want food.