Birman cat (detailed introduction)

How to train a Birman cat not to bite? How to train a Birman cat! No matter how docile a Birman cat is, there will be times when it accidentally hurts people. Birman A cat’s nails are as sharp as its teeth. If you always prevent Birman cats from scratching and biting people, it is not a solution. What is the fundamental solution? Birman cats should develop good habits of contact with humans from an early age and let them know that some of their behaviors are not liked by their owners.

When a Birman cat subconsciously hugs your finger and bites it while playing, you can shout loudly or make an angry sound, and at the same time pat it on the head immediately ( The intensity should be controlled well, not too hard, otherwise he will hate you; not too light, otherwise he will think you are playing with him), and then extend your finger to him; he will usually do it again out of revenge. Bite you, then you pat him on the head again, and then extend your finger to him.

Repeat this four or five times until he does not bite your hand hard and just gently puts your fingers in his mouth. Next time you encounter him biting someone, use this method, and you will generally get good results within a month.

Of course, the Birman cat’s needs for teeth grinding and play should also be taken care of. You can prepare some toys for him, such as paper balls, special toys for cats, mice, etc., so that the kitten can vent its energy. , to satisfy his instinctive need to bite.

Another point is to develop good habits for Birman cats from an early age. Try not to tease him with your hands, especially don’t put your fingers near his mouth and then suddenly take them away. This action will cause him to treat your hand as prey and instinctively grab and bite your hand.

Secondly, if you have the conditions, you can consider raising two cats at the same time. Two cats keep each other company, they can play well, and they won't be lonely when their owners are not at home. Moreover, because they have playmates, their interest in "attacking" people will be greatly reduced.

Kittens are like a blank sheet of paper, just like human children. They don’t know what is right and what is wrong. Only through the patient education of their owners can they develop good living habits. Live harmoniously and happily with humans.