To make the cat obedient, the owner needs to carry out owner education from an early age, so the owner can make the cat obedient. Cats need human guidance to become obedient, which is often referred to as cat training. The three key points of training a cat are repetition, reward and punishment.

If the owner raises the kitten from a young age, the cat will be more well-behaved and sensible. First, there is no aggressive behavior towards others, and no aggressive thoughts or behaviors towards strangers. Secondly, they are more receptive to unfamiliar things and are friendly to their owners or new items. Finally, it does not cause trouble and is friendly to furniture and items at home, rarely causing problems such as grabbing sofas and wardrobes.

Cats also have a period of strong learning ability when they are young, which is the period from 2 months to 5 months old. This is a stage for them to understand the external world. They will feel that everything is new, they will more easily accept some habits of our human society, and it is also easiest to develop some habits. When these habits are developed, it will be easier for cats to integrate into human society. For owners, the earlier they develop some of their cats' living habits, the easier it will be in the future. The end result is that the cat becomes well-behaved and sensible, and gets along more harmoniously with humans.

The same is true in the process of training a cat. The cat may not do what you say at first. You need to constantly adjust its behavior and slowly correct its behavior in the direction you expect. . This requires you to be more patient. Your heart is very important. The market tells you, "You can't be angry with your own baby."

A cat’s hearing is very sensitive. When you amplify your voice, it will receive the sound you make very sensitively and become sensitive itself. This is innate, just like when a glass suddenly falls to the ground, you immediately look back and become cautious. Your scolding will gradually make the cat understand that what it just did is not good. One thing that needs to be said here is don’t scold it or yell at it if nothing happens, otherwise your training will become extremely difficult. In other words, the cat will become more and more disobedient. Your scolding should be because the cat has indeed made a mistake and you are scolding it.

You don’t give your cat a reward every time it does something good, but randomly. Like my cat, if I call it, it will come over, but I canI can call it ten times, and I will pet it six times. The other four times, even if it comes over obediently, I will ignore it. This is actually a psychological game. I never thought this trick would work on my cat. The principle is actually very simple, that is, if you give it a reward every time, it will become inert and feel bored. If you reward randomly, it will have expectations because it doesn’t know whether there will be a reward. Instead, it will become expecting and become positive.