If a tiger cub is raised from a young age to an adult, will it attack the owner who raised it?

If humans raise their born tiger babies as cats, and can finally successfully domesticate them, will they become very docile and obedient? There is no standard answer to this question. Some people say that tigers are beasts after all.

Even if humans take care of it from an early age, providing it with adequate food and a good living environment, it can suddenly become irritable and threatening to people. After all, wildness is something in the bones, and it will not lose its wildness because of human care.

Although tigers are beasts, if humans have lived together for a long time and have a very deep relationship with humans, many zookeepers have taken care of tigers for many years, and we often see some documentaries, some tigers will frolic and be with humans, but there are still tigers, or can not change the wildness.

We often describe wildlife in terms of wildness and tenacity, and the same goes for tigers. For our usual pet dogs, they are provoked, and then bite the owner, not to mention the tiger, even if the tiger is captured, they grow up and attack the owner is very likely. However, captive-bred tigers are far less capable of catching and attacking than wild tigers compared to tigers that survive in the wild, and even if domesticated tigers are released into the wild, they must be domesticated in the wild before they can do so, otherwise it will be difficult to survive in the brutal wild environment.

Some people who believe that animals from childhood to adulthood have emotions with their owners, even the ferocious tiger is no exception, after all, tigers are extremely intelligent and emotional animals, but tigers are likely to attack their owners, and if tigers do not know how to control their strength, it is extremely dangerous for owners.

Yes, because the aggressive behavior of tigers is the nature of tigers and is the result of genetic inheritance. Tigers are relatively independent animals, and they are naturally protective of themselves and their cubs through aggressive behavior, triggering aggressive behavior when they perceive that their surroundings are unfavorable to them. So don't believe that you can be a pet in the TV series and raise feelings.

It generally does not attack its owner, as it has developed a close relationship with it.

When it grows up, it won't attack people, because it has always been raised by humans, so it also causes its aggression to decrease and become very gentle.

Personally, I feel that it will still attack people, because the nature of tigers is more ferocious, and they like to attack people, so tigers raised by humans will also attack people.

No, because the domestication method of humans is different from that of tigers, and tigers who are brought up by people will be more docile.

Tigers may attack their owners when they are raised. When the tiger is raised, it cannot be completely ruled out that it attacks its owner, and cases of tigers biting their keepers are not uncommon. In addition, tigers have sharp claws and teeth, and even if they are raised from a young age, their owners may be injured by the tiger unconsciously.

It can be seen that even if you raise your own tigers, there will still be some dangers.

The habits of tigersTigers prefer to be alone, only during mating and lactation.

Male and female tigers, or tigresses and cubs live together. Adult tigers, especially siblings, are likely to cooperate with each other for a period of time (it is unknown whether it is long-term) to share the harvest.

Tigers do not have a fixed nest and mostly roam the mountains and forests in search of food, usually preying on large mammals.

Including a variety of wild deer, wild sheep, bison.

Wild boar, red deer.

Ungulates such as sambar deer, roe deer, musk deer, muntjac, etc. Sometimes it also catches a variety of small animals, such as birds, monkeys, fish, etc. To help with digestion, nibble on some grass once in a while. Extreme hunger can also prey on human livestock, and even eat people.

Yes.

Tigers belong to homeothermic animals, have a certain IQ ability, and are raised from a young age to be able to master people. The tiger is a large cat and is also a protected animal, which cannot be kept privately, and it usually lives in tropical rainforests, evergreen broad-leaved forests, deciduous broad-leaved forests and mixed coniferous and deciduous forests in the north.

Tigers tend to forage alone and only live with females during the breeding season.

If the tiger cub is raised by humans from birth, then when it grows up, it will be friendly to humans and will not attack its owner. Because the tiger is also a warm-blooded animal, it also has emotions, and in the process of getting along with humans, it can feel the love of humans for itself, and it will not attack humans. Tigers in captivity also lose some of their wildness, and they have plenty of food to hunt.

When you grow up, you won't attack your master.

If the tiger cub loses its mother from birth and is fed by the keeper with a mouthful of milk and meat, then the tiger will treat the keeper as its own mother. Therefore, tigers will be very enthusiastic about their keepers, and they are also more warm and friendly to ordinary humans, and will not attack humans. Because tigers are also relatively gentle on humans, they will not attack humans in the wild, but have taken some measures because of hunger.

The baby tigers in captivity will not be hungry, they will be able to eat enough food, so they will not do anything to attack humans.

Tigers are very intelligent and can tell who their owner is.

I also saw some news on the Internet that animal rescuers rescued some tigers from the wild and then released the tigers back into the wild. But when the tiger sees the person who once rescued him, the tiger can still remember, and will show enthusiasm. So tigers are also very smart, they can tell who their owner is, and when they see their owner, they will not attack their owner.

If you don't believe it, you can also go to the Internet and search for similar news and you can see such reports. After all, tigers have a relatively high IQ and can understand some simple commands, and artificial intelligence tigers are also very gentle and will not hunt, they can eat and drink enough, and they will no longer do it themselves.

Summary. This idea is also relatively good, but ordinary people cannot come into contact with tigers, and raising tigers is also a crime and a crime.

Under normal circumstances, it will not, because it will establish a relationship with humans, and it will not easily attack humans, of course, animals are wild, and maybe some simple actions will bring harm to the human body.

When you grow up, you will generally not attack your master, unless you are provoked, or if you suddenly go insane, you will attack your master.

Yes, because tigers are brutal by nature, and it is difficult to change even if they are raised by humans, so they will attack their owners.

When they grow up, they will not attack their owners, because animals are spiritual and very loyal to their owners, including tigers.

No, because if the tiger is raised by humans for a long time, the life performance of the tiger will change, so it will not attack the owner.

Even if they don't take the initiative to attack, but felines like to play, people can't resist the toss of tigers, they can play people to death with a single play. Almost every year in the world, there are rich people who are bitten to death by tigers, because they treat tigers as pets.

There is a huge difference in size between tigers and humans, purely in terms of individual strength, humans are far from being opponents of tigers, but humans have mastered the power of technology, and tigers cannot resist the impact of humans. Due to the influence of human activities, there have been a variety of tiger extinction or functional extinction in the world, there are few tigers in the wild environment, it is estimated that there are only five or six thousand wild tigers left in the world, and there are one or two thousand tigers living in zoos and private domestication halls of the rich, as strong as tigers are also used as playthings by humans.

It is also because of this fact that almost every year in the world, people are bitten and killed by tigers, and some of them are the wealthy people who keep tigers as pets from childhood to adulthood.

Dogs are considered to be the most loyal friends of human beings, and were domesticated by humans more than 10,000 years ago, many dogs are raised from childhood to adulthood, but dogs also have a variety of behaviors such as food protection and cub protection, when humans anger them when dogs carry out these activities, sometimes they don't care if you are the owner or not, they will take the initiative to take some self-defense behavior, and sometimes they will catch or scratch humans.

Big cats such as tigers are even more so, they also have some inviolable behaviors, once they are provoked, they may attack humans, even if they are tigers raised since childhood, although sometimes they may not want to bite their owners to death, just gently scare them, but their slaps are hundreds of pounds of force, canine teeth are a few centimeters long, just get it, humans can't bear it.

Large animals have their own "dignity", although they do not have this concept, but there is still an inviolable realm, even if you are the master, even if you have been raised by you since childhood, it is just some of their playful behavior, which is difficult for humans to bear.

Yes. The aggressive behavior of tigers is the nature of tigers and is the result of genetic inheritance. Because tigers are relatively independent animals, they are naturally protective of themselves and their cubs through aggressive behavior. When they perceive their surroundings to be unfavorable to them, they trigger aggressive behavior.

It's possible. Because the tiger is very wild and the tiger has no concept of ownership, it is possible that it will attack the owner who raised it.

No, because the tiger also has feelings, just like the pet dog we often have, it will treat the person who raised it as its mother.

It won't attack you. Because if you raise a tiger cub from a young age, then it will follow you every day as if you were its parent.

Yes. Because tigers are wild and difficult to tame, and tigers are emotionless, they will attack you.

Raise the tiger from childhood to adulthood, and the tiger will be tamed and docile. Emotions arise between humans and tigers, and they do not attack humans.

Tyson, the heavyweight boxing champion who once stood at the pinnacle of the fighting ability of the entire human race and created an era, raised a female Bengal white tiger in his villa when he was at his richest. One person and one tiger have a good relationship, but one day the tiger may not be in a good mood, so he slapped Tyson.

As we all know, the most powerful thing about boxers is not only their fists, but also their flexibility, mobility and reflexes, and Tyson is the best of them. Tyson's attack power is almost devastating in the human world. But all his abilities are in front of this Bengal tiger, it just stunned the boxing champion at once, and by the time Tyson reacted, he could already see the tiger's tons......ilsFortunately, the tiger may have eaten enough that day, and the mood was not bad, Tyson stroked and tickled and called its name, and finally took his paw away, and Tyson escaped. Later, Tyson made the right decision to send the tiger to the zoo. A beast is always a beast, and you may have made a good impression on it and made it feel like you were not an enemy, not a competitor.

But even humans often have times when they can't control their emotions, let alone beasts? Human attack power is limited, and if it gets out of control, it will be a fight at most, but if the tiger can't control its emotions well, you will be a fast food.

Tigers, in particular, do not have the moral constraints of humans, and they do not manage their emotions much.

For Greater China, whether a tiger eats a human or not depends entirely on how old the tiger is to be eaten.

I don't know and I don't dare to try, maybe the tiger's temper is not enough.

I have never raised a tiger, and I feel that it is too dangerous, and many keepers have been bitten to death by tigers.

Probably not, after all, animals also understand feelings.

Probably not, animals also have feelings.

Probably not, he knows you, you can raise one and try it.

Sometimes it should be compared to animals.

No, how can you raise it yourself.