Caracal cats will recognize their owners. Caracal cats belong to the class Mammalia, order Carnivora, and the cat family. Night cats are wild and endangered species, and their numbers are relatively rare. Generally speaking, they are not allowed to be caught and raised privately. However, they can be kept as pets if purchased from a breeding agency that has passed customs inspection and operates legal breeding operations. Fate cats have strong adaptability and can quickly adapt to their owners. They are extremely easy to be domesticated, have high IQs, and can recognize their owners. After sick cats recognize their owners, they have a calm and docile personality. They like to stay with their owners at all times, but they are rude to strangers. Very vigilant and aggressive.

How to get a caracal cat to recognize its owner:

1. First of all, it must be clear that caracal cats are wild and endangered species, and you need to obtain the qualifications to raise caracal cats through legal channels.

2. Be prepared to raise caracal cats. The caracal is a medium-sized cat that is suitable for living at home. However, it has a fierce personality at the beginning and requires the owner's patience to raise it.

3. There must be sufficient budget. Raising caracals requires setting up a shack for the caracal, buying food for the caracal, and taking the caracal for treatment when it is sick.

4. Have enough time and energy to accompany the caracal. One choice will last a lifetime. If there are difficulties in the feeding process, you need to work hard to overcome them instead of abandoning the cat.