To train Garfield cats not to get into the bed, you should first prepare a soft and warm cat nest or cat room for the cat. The place should be relatively warm and quiet, and the air flow should not be too large. In winter, you can put a hot water bottle or use a light bulb in the nest. Lighting for warmth. At first, you can use force to control the cat to sleep in the nest, so that the cat knows that this is where it should stay. Usually, if a cat wants to go to bed, you can scold it severely, tap its forehead or buttocks, and drive it out of bed immediately. Cats are very smart and very sensitive to their owners' attitudes. After a few times, the cats no longer dare to get into bed and get under the covers.

Things to note when training Garfield cats not to get under the covers:

1. 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.

2. Corporal punishment must not be practiced. 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.