Several tips and precautions for cat training, a must-read for novice cat training and cat owners! Everyone thinks that cats are aloof, wild and untamable, but when it comes to training, they are all about one head and two big dogs. However, if a cat is not trained, it will be more destructive when it becomes naughty, scratching furniture, sneaking into bed, knocking over fragile items, etc. Therefore, cat training is very necessary, and as long as the correct method is mastered, the cat can become a good baby.

1. Age at which training begins. Cat training should start from an early age, and the best age is 2-3 months. Kittens at this time are easier to train. 2. Master the timing of training. The best time to train a cat is before eating, when food is more tempting. At this time, the cat is more obedient and easier to train than at other times. 3. Control the length of training. Cats don’t have long attention spans, so it’s best to control them to about ten minutes each time, but they can be trained several times a day. One action at a time. It is difficult for a cat to learn several actions at a time. It will be bad if it always fails, loses confidence and is unwilling to learn. 4. Quiet training environment. It is best to train alone in a quiet situation. Loud sounds or too many people can easily cause a cat to become frightened and scare it away, making it difficult to train it in the future. When training a certain event, pay attention to the training method. If two people use different training methods, the cat will only feel confused and the training effect will become worse. 5. Patient training attitude. Everyone knows that cats have strong self-esteem, but in fact, many times they are not willing to be manipulated by others. So you have to have a better attitude and combine training with playing. And be patient. Even if you make a mistake, don’t punish the cat too much. If the cat hates the training, training in the future will only achieve half the result with half the effort.