A cat that has been kept for a year will recognize its owner. Cats will recognize their owners within one to two months of being raised. If the cat has a loving personality and the owner spends more time with it, the cat will recognize its owner faster; if the cat has a cold personality and the owner does not spend enough time with the owner, the cat will recognize its owner quickly. Slower. Relatively speaking, kittens recognize their owners faster than adult cats.

Notes on training cats to recognize their owners:

1. When training a cat, you must master the training time. It is best to train before meals. At this time, the cat is hungry and more obedient. Relatively easier to train. Pay attention to controlling the training time, it should not exceed 15 minutes.

2. The training environment should be quiet. If the environment is noisy, it will distract the cat’s attention and make the training more difficult.

3. Cats have strong self-esteem and do not like to be manipulated. Therefore, they should have a good attitude towards the cat during training and educate them patiently. If the cat does well, you can reward it with snacks appropriately. If the cat does something wrong, you cannot scold it. Otherwise the cat will hate training.