Himalayan cat training methods:

1. Master the timing of training. The best time to train a cat is before feeding, because hungry cats are willing to get close to people and are more obedient. Food is attractive to cats, making it easier to train.

2. Take it step by step and don’t act too hastily. Only teach one movement at a time and never perform several exercises at the same time. It is difficult for a cat to learn many actions at once. If it always fails to do well, it will also cause the cat to lose confidence, cause the cat to feel bored, and make future training difficult. Each training time should not be too long, no more than 10 minutes, but you can train several times a day.

3. The training environment should be quiet. Because cats are very sensitive to loud noises or sudden movements, the training environment should be quiet to avoid scaring the cat away or hiding it from being trained.

4. Various stimuli should be combined organically. But when training a certain movement, remember not to use too many methods to avoid the cat being at a loss.

5. Be kind and patient during training. Cats are animals with strong self-esteem and do not want to be manipulated. So training a cat should be like playing with a cat. Even if the cat does something wrong, do not scold or punish it excessively, otherwise the cat will become disgusted with the training and affect all training processes.

Precautions for training Himalayan cats:

1. The attitude should be kind and patient. Cats have a stubborn personality, strong self-esteem, and do not want to be manipulated by others. So, be gentle, like playing with a cat.

2. Even if you do something wrong, do not reprimand or punish too much, otherwise the cat will have an aversion reflex to training, which will affect all training processes.

3. Start training from a young age, otherwise it will be difficult to correct many bad habits when you grow up.