Although cats are not as clingy as dogs, it is precisely because of their arrogant character that many pet owners fall in love with them. However, although cats’ unique personalities are mysterious and attractive, they often attack people when they are in a bad mood. So how to teach cats not to attack people? 1. There are tricks to stabilize cats’ emotions Cats’ aggressive behavior is mostly caused by emotional stimulation. Owners should avoid anything that may affect their cats’ emotions. Don’t punish a cat for attacking. Punishing a cat can add stress and make the cat more aggressive. 1. Relaxing activities together Cats are easily affected by their owners’ emotions. As an owner, you should do more exercises and activities to reduce stress so that both you and the cat can relax. 2. Play soft music Music also has a relaxing effect on cats and can reduce their aggressive behavior. Therefore, you can play your music with soft background music, which can also soothe cats. 3. Trim your cat’s nails often When a cat feels nervous, it will naturally attack its enemies with its claws, so you need to trim your cat's nails frequently. When trimming, it is best to have another person hold it to distract it. 4. Find a cat companion to accompany you If you are a lonely old cat, you might as well add a kitten to keep it company. Because it is easier for an old cat and a young person to accept each other, but the kitten wants someone the old cat never knows to take home. This way the old cat will be less likely to be jealous. 5. Have a sense of participation in each other When talking to the kitten, you should also talk to the old cat at the same time, so that the old cat is engaged and has normal contact with the kitten, so as to cultivate the relationship between them. This will dispel the tension and anxiety in the cat's mind, but it needs to be practiced repeatedly. 6. Calm and rebuild behavior Some owners will go to the pet hospital and use sedatives to control the cat's emotions, but this is a temporary solution rather than a permanent solution; first, the cat's behavior must be reestablished and supplemented with sedatives to reduce the behaviors that trigger its aggression. 2. What to do when a cat attacks 1. Voice and expression restraint When a cat pounces on your hands and feet, the quickest way to stop it is to stop it with a serious expression and use a simple word, such as no or no, which is easier for the cat to remember. 2. Instill leadership power Pinch the back of the kitten's neck and gently press it to the ground for a few to ten seconds, implying that you are its mother and have absolute leadership over it. Repeat this memory to it and it will not attack again. is you. This method is more suitable for kittens than for independent adult cats. 3. Toys enhance feelings When the cat pounces on you, you can take out the prepared toys to attract its attention. Playing with toys is an interaction between the owner and the cat, which can enhance the relationship between the cat and the owner, and also cultivate the cat's hunting and movement abilities. 4. Don’t be stingy with praise The power of praise is always greater than criticism. Cats are very sensitive to human emotional changes. When they are praised, the good atmosphere and happy mood can encourage them and they will do it again in the future.Li did better. 5. Be with me for ten minutes The companionship of pet owners is very important to cats. Cats that often interact with their owners are less likely to take the initiative to attack people. This is because they have become accustomed to getting along with people by playing with their owners frequently.