Siamese cat (detailed introduction)

Five tips to train a cat, and train the cat to stop scratching and biting! The issue of cat training has always been of concern to everyone. Cats are not like Dogs are so easy to train, but that does not mean that cats cannot be trained. Cats are also very smart animals. As long as the owner has enough patience when training the cat, I believe the cat can be trained into a good cat very quickly.

1. Tone

During training, the tone should be serious, low and powerful as if commanding. When praising, the tone of voice should be very exaggerated and the tone should be brisk. In fact, our pets are like children. They should be authoritative when teaching, but don’t forget to be gentle and excited when appreciating them.

　2. The attitude must be consistent

If your family has more than one person, remember that each member’s training attitude must be consistent. The following situation may confuse the cat in your home: someone in the house doesn't like the cat jumping on the furniture and will chase the cat off every time he sees it. Who knows that family members are quite the opposite. Some love to take the cat to the bed and stroke it, some love the cat to jump on the desk to grab the mouse on the computer screen, and some love the cat to sit on the sofa and watch TV with her. It is not easy to break the bad habit of cats jumping on furniture.

3. Training time

It is best before a meal. Cats respond faster to learning when they are hungry. Each training session lasts about five minutes. The more times the better. It's best to train every day. If the cat gets bored, please wait and try again later. Prepare snacks during training. A cat is always a cat, not a dog. If you just praise the cat, it will not be too interested in learning. Do not give too many snacks to avoid affecting the absorption of nutrients from the meal. It is recommended that snacks can be replaced with meals that cats like. If you find that cats like a certain brand of staple food, keep it until training and reward the cat with it. Then it is okay to feed more.

4. Be patient

Cats are far less obedient than dogs, so they need to spend more time training. Since each cat has a different personality, their absorption of various trainings is also different. Some active people seem to learn OVER (skip) faster. Those who are quiet will naturally absorb commands such as STAY (don’t move) better. It takes one to two days to learn it, and one to two weeks to master it correctly. During this one to two weeks, the cat seems to be in a state of confusion between understanding and not understanding. So patient teaching is important.

5. Real-time rewards and punishments

The memory of cats and dogs is not like that of humans. They will never understand why you come home from work and point at the garbage and garbage all over the floor. The flipped trash can looked at the reason behind its yelling. If you don't catch it making a mistake on the spot, it will only make it confused. Similarly, if it is done right, remember to praise it immediately, otherwise the time in between will, it may have yawned and scratched its hind legs. How did it know that there were snacks to eat because it did what you asked for?