Siamese cat (detailed introduction)

Dogs are very easy to accept the training of some commands, such as lying down, standing and rolling. However, for cat training, although it is not so It’s easy, but it’s not impossible. As long as the owner trains the cat patiently and correctly, he can easily make the cat lie down, stand and roll.

Cats can be trained to lie down, stand and roll, but if they want to follow human commands to complete these actions, they must be trained. First, train lying down and standing movements. When the cat is standing, give the "lie down" command, and at the same time push the cat down with your hands to force the cat to lie down, and then give the "get up" command to make the cat stand up. After completing the action, reward it with food and petting. . After repeating this several times, the cat will form a conditioned reflex to "lie down" and "get up". When the cat has formed a relatively strong conditioned reflex to the "lie down" command, it can start training the rolling movement. When the cat is lying on the floor, the trainer issues the "roll" command, and at the same time gently assists the cat to roll sideways. Repeat this many times, and under the guidance of humans, the cat can roll on its own. When each action is completed, a reward should be given immediately; as the proficiency of the action continues to deepen, the number of rewards should be gradually reduced until the food reward is finally eliminated. After the cat learns an action, give some food rewards after a period of time to prevent this conditioned reflex from fading.