Scottish Fold cat (detailed introduction)

How to train a cat not to bite, learn a few tricks to correct its bad habits! There are many reasons why cats bite, maybe because they are timid and frightened. Some cats have this kind of aggressive behavior, and some cats just bite a bit hard when playing. No matter what the reason is, the owner should put an end to this kind of behavior in cats. Generally, cats under 6 months old can be corrected through training, but cats over 6 months old can be corrected through training. It is not easy to correct, and the owner should have enough patience.

The period of 2 to 6 months is a critical moment for a cat’s growth. A well-educated cat will be a sensible and polite cat. At this time, the cat mother is teaching the kitten hunting skills. If there is no teaching from the mother cat, the cat will instinctively train itself on moving objects, so it will bite people. You have to stop it in time, scold it seriously but not too harshly, and don't hit it. Buy some toys for it and train it to bite the toys instead of attacking you. Also trim your cat's nails regularly or prepare a scratching post for it. Spend at least ten minutes every day hugging and stroking it, so that it can become a good and clingy cat in the future. If it bites you while hugging it, you should use your finger to flick the tip of its nose or forehead to stop it directly, and it will not bite. If you give it your hand again, it will bite and flick you. Repeat this a few times and it will know that it can no longer bite. When the cat does well, reward it with delicious food or petting and praise. Cats are very smart and will understand what you mean.