Cats are known for their sleepiness and independent personality. Therefore, when people want a pet companion that does not require much care, they often choose cats. Unfortunately, although the owners had good intentions, they soon discovered that the cat often jumped on the kitchen countertop to explore, scratched the sofa, and chewed up the green plants at home... At this time, they realized that raising a cat would is a wrong decision. So, they "remove" cats from their homes.

The mistake of these owners is that they believe that cats cannot be trained to be well-educated and well-behaved pets. Everyone has no doubt that dogs can be trained, but when it comes to cats, most people think that cats cannot be trained and are "ignorant". Cats, like dogs and children, need behavioral norms and guidance to know what to do and what not to do. First of all, you need to spend some time to clarify what cats are allowed to do and what cats are not allowed to do, and then strictly follow the rules you set to train your cat. The training process cannot be compromised (that is, you cannot be soft-hearted). After a period of training, the cat will gradually develop good living habits; as time goes by, you will find that you and your cat will live more harmoniously, and therefore respect each other more.

Be careful not to injure your cat or cause it pain during training. It has been observed that when a kitten behaves wrongly, the mother cat will tap the kitten's nose with her paw as a warning. Cats have very sensitive noses, and a gentle tap on the cat's nose can quickly attract its attention. Always remember to move gently.

The key to the training process is persistence. If you give up on training after a few tries and it doesn't work, it will be harder to start again: the cat will become confused and stubborn - and can you blame it? ?But if you are really determined to start training again from now on, be sure to stick to it! This training may be more difficult, but it is not impossible to succeed.

The most important thing is to look at the problem from a positive perspective. During the training process, there will be more emphasis on "no", but don't forget that when it performs the correct behavior, you will be very happy in your heart. Whenever it behaves correctly (sharpening its claws on the cat scratching board, walking around the kitchen without jumping on the dining table or worktop), you must remember to encourage it and even reward it with something delicious (in when it is hungry). Encouraging the cat's correct behavior and criticizing the cat's wrong behavior can help you achieve good results in the training process of your cat.