Cats are known for their sleepiness and independence, so people often choose cats when they want to have a pet companion who does not require too much care. Unfortunately, although the owner's starting point was good, they soon discovered that cats often jumped onto the kitchen operating table to explore, grabbed the sofa, and bite the green plants in their homes... At this time, they realized that raising a cat was a wrong decision. So, they "cleared" the cat from the family. The mistake of these owners is that they believe that cats cannot be trained as well-educated and well-behaved pets. Everyone has no doubt that dogs can be trained, but for cats, most people think that cats cannot be trained and are "ignorant". Cats, like dogs and children, need norms and guidance for behavior and know what to do and what not to do. First of all, you need to take some time to clarify which cats are allowed to do and which are not allowed to do, and then train your cats strictly according to the rules you set. The training process cannot be discounted (that is, you cannot be soft-hearted). After a period of training, cats will gradually develop good living habits; over time, you will find that you and your cat will live more harmoniously, and therefore respect each other more.
Be careful during training and do not hurt the cat or make it feel pain. It is observed that when a kitten has wrong behavior, the female cat will pat the kitten's nose with its paws to show warning. The cat's nose is very sensitive, and a light click on the cat's nose can quickly attract its attention. Be sure to remember that the movements should be light. The process of
training focuses on persistence. If you give up training after a few trials and try them a few times, it will be more difficult to start training again: the cat will become confused and become stubborn - can you blame it for it? But if you really make up your mind to start training again from now on, you must persist! This training may be more difficult, but it is not impossible to succeed.
The most important point is to look at the problem from a positive perspective. There are many ingredients that emphasize "no" during training, but don't forget that you are very happy when it does the right behavior. Whenever it does the right thing (when it gets to scratch the claws on the cat's board, does not jump onto the dining table or the operating table while strolling in the kitchen), you should remember to encourage it, and even give it something delicious to reward (when it's hungry). Encouraging cats to act correctly and criticize cats’ wrong behaviors can help you achieve good results in the training process for cats.