Cats always give people the impression of being aloof and unruly, and do not like to obey their owners' orders. In fact, this can also be used to command cats through training and make them listen to their owners. What parents have to do is how to guide the cat to achieve the results you want. How to train a cat?

Cat training

Cat training: The most efficient way to train a cat is to use severe rewards and punishments to condition the cat to launch. It knows what kind of things it does will be rewarded with delicious snacks and enjoys the owner's caress, and it also knows what kind of things will be severely punished. As for its behavior, it needs to be slowly guided by its owner. Cat training can begin when they are 2-3 months old. Training adult cats is much more difficult than kittens, because many behaviors have been solidified, and changing bad habits is also a long process. Cats aged 2-3 months are not only easy to develop feelings but also relatively strong in receiving information.

Cat Training

You need clear and short commands, such as when the cat is doing something you do not allow. You can scold them sternly and say no to the cat. Over time, cats will have a certain understanding of the word "no". They know what their owners will say no to and scold severely when they do something.

Other things you want your cat to do, such as shaking hands. You can say shake hands to your cat, then lift their hand, place it in your palm, and give your cat their favorite treat. Continuously reinforce your commands and actions, and give appropriate rewards. Your cat will understand what you mean. Hungry cats are easier to train and more motivated to learn. It only takes about 10 minutes to train each time, otherwise the cat will get bored and anxious.

Cat Training

The above introduces the cat training techniques. But in fact, cats have different personalities. Some cats are willing to be trained by their owners, while others are very resistant to training. Don't force cats to accept your orders, as long as they can integrate into family life and be happy with us. You must also have enough patience with cats who are being trained. Sometimes it’s not that cats don’t want to do it, but that they don’t know how to do it.