Why do cats scratch people? As wild pets, cats are the perfect interpretation of turning against people and scratching when they are upset. So what are the signs of cats making trouble?

When a cat encounters an enemy, whether it is timid or aggressive, it will send out the message "Don't come here again, don't attack me". However, if the other party ignores everything and continues to approach, the cat will take the initiative to attack.

A cat that is timid and curls up into a ball will break the jar if the enemy continues to approach. On the edge of fear, it will become desperate and bite randomly. As the saying goes, "A dog will jump over the wall when he is anxious." Of course, a cat will bite people when he is anxious, oh, or bite a cat. That is, he kept squatting on the ground, suddenly let out a roar, and then stretched out his sharp claws.

Cats that are strong and threatening will actively attack, "Didn't I say that!? Come here again and I will make you look good!" They do not accept the enemy's challenge, but take the initiative to attack. If they don't agree with each other, they will pounce directly on each other and bite the opponent.

In fact, whether it is a timid and fearful cat or a cat that threatens others, they are all consistent in that they are "fearful in their hearts". It's just that the psychology of expressing fear and the way to deal with it are different. Think about it, we humans are the same. Although offense is the best defense, people who are truly fearless and extremely powerful will not attack others casually.

Therefore, if the owner encounters a cat attacking you, he must understand that their hearts are fragile. If it is a domestic cat, you can comfort and relieve their nervous and fearful mood; if it is a wild cat outside, you must first protect it When you are taking good care of yourself, show the cat that you are not a threat and gain trust step by step!