Sable recognizes its owner. Sables are very smart and have strong recognition ability and can recognize their owners. However, sables are endangered animals in my country and have been listed as national first-level protected animals. They cannot be kept privately.
The living habits of sables:
1. Sables have a bad temper and are relatively withdrawn. In most cases, they live alone. Only during the mating period do male and female sables live together briefly.
2. Sable’s food habits are relatively mixed, and they like to eat birds, snakes, rats, hares, as well as wild vegetables, wild fruits, pine nuts and other foods.
3. Sables usually live in deep forests. They are agile and good at climbing trees. They can jump freely on tall trees and often build nests in tree holes or on piles of rocks.