How to train Angora cats to jump through hoops:

Before training, place an iron hoop or other ring-shaped object on the floor. The owner stands on one side of the hoop and the cat stands on the other side. The owner and the cat face the hoop at the same time. The owner stands on one side of the hoop and the cat stands on the other side. The owner and the cat face the hoop at the same time.

The owner first calls the cat's name. After the cat raises its head, he points his right hand to the hoop and shouts "jump" at the same time. If the cat is unwilling to jump, you can use your left hand to gently push its buttocks. When the cat walks through the ring, you should reward it with food, petting and other rewards.

After repeated training, after you shout the command and make gestures, the cat will walk through the ring on its own. In the future, you can gradually increase the height of the hoop, and then train in the same way until the cat can successfully jump over the hoop after your commands and gestures are given. Continue to raise the height of the hoop until it reaches 30 to 60 centimeters. If the cat can still jump over it smoothly, the training is considered successful.

Things to note when training Angora cats to jump on rings:

1. Tone. The master's tone should be serious when training, and it should be deep and powerful like a command. When praising, the tone of voice should be very exaggerated and the tone should be brisk. In fact, our pets are like children. They should be authoritative when teaching, but don’t forget to be gentle and excited when appreciating them.

2. 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.

3. Training time. It’s best to do it before a meal. Cats respond faster to learning when they are hungry. Each training session lasts about five minutes. The more times the better. It's best to train every day. If the cat gets bored, please wait and try again later.