Methods to train Canadian hairless cats to swim:

1. Toy induction: When the pet cat can wear a swimming ring and stay calmly in the water, parents can Hold a toy that cats usually like, and induce the cat to swim forward step by step, so that it can slowly adapt. Parents can hold the toy in their hands and play with the cat. When they see the cat getting excited, they can throw the toy to someone and encourage the cat to pick it up. When cats can happily swim around with toys at close range, most playful cats will happily swim around with toys. If cats are used to swimming in the water, they can I took it to swim in deep water.

2. Send a call: If the cat is really timid and cannot be induced by toys to swim out of the shallow water area, then the owner can swim out himself and call the cat "Call" in the water. Come here” call. With no other choice, cats who are unwilling to leave their owners will eventually jump into the water regardless of their own safety.

3. Carry out forced training. Use mechanical stimulation and threatening commands to force Canadian hairless cats to perform corresponding actions accurately and smoothly. This will quickly help your Canadian hairless cat remember and learn how to swim.

4. Carry out reward-based training. Strengthen the correct movements of Canadian hairless cats or consolidate the initially formed conditioned reflex, allowing it to form muscle memory.

5. Carry out punishment training. Stop Canadian hairless cats from incorrect movements or abnormal behaviors, including scolding, beating and scolding, etc.

Notes on training Canadian hairless cats to swim:

1. When you first start taking your cat to swim, you can choose a shallow place first, or give the cat a Swimming ring, because the cat is timid when swimming for the first time and needs to get used to it first. You can go to a pet-specific swimming pool to practice.

2. Because the water may contain bacteria, when the cat finishes swimming, it must be washed as soon as possible to avoid skin diseases.