(1) Trainers must have patience and confidence, proceed step by step, take the trouble, not be afraid of failure, and persist in training cats.

(2) Training of cats should start from the kitten stage. Because kittens are the most lively, curious, and interested in anything new, training them at this time is most appropriate and easier.

(3) The best time to train a cat should be before feeding. Because cats are closer to people and more obedient when they are hungry, food stimulation can be effectively used to train cats.

(4) In training and training, various stimuli and methods must be organically combined, and neither the attitude should be tough nor allowed to be allowed to be free. It must be both firm and soft, and combine leniency and severity. However, when training a certain action, do not use too many methods to avoid the cat being at a loss.

(5) During the training process, you must have a kind attitude and do not act too hastily. Cats have a stubborn personality and strong self-esteem and do not want to be manipulated by others. Therefore, the trainer must have a kind attitude and treat the cat as if he is playing with it, otherwise the cat will Training with aversion reflex will affect all training processes.

(6) Rewards and punishments should be clearly defined during training. Those who complete the action requirements are given a small amount of delicious food as a reward, and they can also be gently stroked with their hands to show praise; those who do not obey the instructions or fail to complete the action requirements should be given appropriate reprimands as punishment.

(7) During the entire training process, a dedicated person must be responsible. Several people cannot train the cat at the same time to avoid distracting the cat’s attention. The training should be conducted in a quiet environment without making loud noises or sudden movements to avoid Scaring the cat away or unwilling to be trained.