Four signs that your cat likes you:

1. The cat will raise its tail. If a cat likes you, when you come back from outside, the cat will happily greet you with its tail raised. This is a remnant of the cat's behavior in its childhood of welcoming its mother cat back. It is an act of expressing affection and closeness.

2. Cats will rub against you. Cats like you and will rub their face, head, body and tail on your legs. The cat is rubbing its own scent on it. The owner's scent will also stay on the cat, making the cat feel at ease.

3. Cats purr. Cats purr when they are happy or nervous, and most purr when they are in a happy state. If the cat lets you stroke it and purrs when you stroke it, it means that the cat is very happy and likes you.

4. Cats will stick to you. Cats will stick to you if they like you. The cat is wherever you are. When a cat treats you as one of its own, it will sleep next to you or on your lap. The cat will also turn its belly out for you to touch.

Methods to develop a relationship with a cat:

1. First of all, you must understand the cat’s characteristics and living habits, and know what its personality and behaviors in life want to express. mean.

2. Don’t force the cat to be intimate at the beginning. Give them enough space to do what they like leisurely, so that the cat feels at ease with the environment.

3. Don’t always look at the kitten, as this will make it more vigilant. Pretend not to see it and let it familiarize itself with the environment.

4. After you become familiar with the environment, slowly develop a relationship with the cat. You can enhance the relationship through feeding, caring for, playing, etc.

5. Spend more time with the cat. When the cat is close to its owner, respond to the cat and pet the cat.

6. Prepare small toys and snacks for it, and often use a cat stick to play with the cat so that it can relax in the environment and trust its owner more.