In the Wild:
Pardine genets are largely solitary, coming together only to breed. After mating, gestation is approximately 90 days, after which the female can give birth to up to 5 kittens. Genets are nocturnal and adept at climbing trees.
Conservation Status:
Due to threats from disturbed habitat and hunting for skins and bushmeat, the pardine genet will need future reassessment as to its IUCN conservation status.