The clouded leopard recognizes its owner. Clouded leopards have the ability to recognize their owners, but clouded leopards are wild beasts and are aggressive, so it is very dangerous to keep them alone. Moreover, the clouded leopard is a national first-level protected animal and private breeding is not allowed.

The living habits of the clouded leopard:

1. The clouded leopard is a good climber. It likes to climb trees and uses its long and thick tail to maintain balance. They usually sleep in trees during the day and are active at night. They often hide in branches waiting for prey, and when small animals approach, they will jump out of the trees to hunt.

2. Clouded leopards are carnivores. They prey on many types of animals, including livestock such as cattle, pigs, goats, etc. They also prey on birds and fish. Clouded leopards break the spine of their prey by biting its neck. They will insert their huge canines into the flesh of their prey, shake their heads vigorously, and tear the flesh away from their prey.