Honey badgers have a hard time recognizing their owners. Honey badgers have a hot temper, sharp teeth, and are extremely ferocious. They generally do not take their owners seriously. As long as they are angered, they will bite people mercilessly, so they are not suitable for breeding. If the owner's breeding skills are relatively high, the honey badger may also recognize the owner.

Notes on raising honey badgers:

1. It is best to feed fresh and uncontaminated feed. Honey badgers are omnivores and can feed on various fruits, vegetables and other plants, as well as various livestock and poultry meats. When feeding, it is best to feed meat and plant feed together.

2. When raising honey badgers, keep the environment dry and hygienic.

3. When raising honey badgers, it is best to keep quiet and prevent strangers from entering. At the same time, it is also necessary to prevent the invasion of cats and dogs.