A cat will recognize its owner when it is one year old. A one-year-old cat is considered an adult cat. It is more difficult for an adult cat to recognize its owner than a kitten. The owner needs to be patient with the cat, feed the cat the food it likes to eat, spend more time with the cat, and play with the cat. This will help speed up the recognition of the adult cat. Lord's speed.

Notes on training adult cats:

1. When training adult cats, you must master the training timing. The best time to train a cat is before feeding, because the cat They are more willing to be close to their owners when they are hungry, are more obedient, and are easier to train.

2. During training, you must be kind and patient. Adult cats have a stubborn personality, strong self-esteem, and are unwilling to be manipulated by others. Therefore, when training, you should treat the cat in a gentle manner, just like playing with the cat. If the cat makes a mistake, do not reprimand and punish it too much, so as not to cause the cat to feel disgusted with the training.

3. The environment should be quiet during training. Several people cannot interfere at the same time, and be careful not to be affected by other sounds. Cats are very sensitive to sounds. It is best not to have people watching when training, and not to catch the cat suddenly.