Methods to train Ragdoll cats to sleep in a fixed place:

1. Prepare a pet nest. Before you buy the cat back, you should prepare a pet nest or box for it, with cotton pads or grass inside. If it is winter, put a hot water bottle or place the nest in a warm place so that the cat can settle in it every day. Sleep in it.

2. Issue the password. If it is found that the cat is unwilling to return to the nest to sleep and goes to sleep on a person's bed, the cat's owner should give the "no" command. At the same time, put the cat back into its own nest, cover the box with a cover made of wire mesh, and force the cat to sleep inside. By repeating this training several times, the cat will gradually develop a good habit of sleeping in a fixed place. Some cats like to get into their owner’s bed to sleep. This habit is very bad because some cat diseases, such as ringworm and toxoplasmosis, are easily transmitted to humans. Therefore, it is necessary to train cats not to go to bed.

3. Sleep at a fixed time. When you find that your cat is not sleeping in its designated spot, pick it up and put it in its den. Get your kitten into the habit of sleeping on a regular basis.

4. Reward before going to bed. Feeding before going to bed is a good way to attract and control cats to sleep. It not only prevents cats from being active at night due to hunger at night, but also prevents cats from sleeping in difficult-to-control places such as under the bed. It can also guide cats to sleep in designated places.

Notes on training Ragdoll cats to sleep in a fixed place:

1. Physical punishment is absolutely not allowed. If the cat is hit casually, it will create a sense of fear in the owner, and then develop a servile character. Because cats are much smaller than humans, they are more likely to be injured if they are hit.

2. Start training from an early age. Kittens are easier to train than adult cats. Don't miss the growth process of kittens, otherwise they will become "if you don't train them when you are young, you will become a fool".

3. Be patient. The obedience of cats is far less than that of dogs. Owners must pay more attention to training and patient teaching is very important.