Things to note when getting along with Korat cats:

1. Understand the cat’s personality. After mastering the general habits of cats, you must also understand the personality of cats, which will help establish and consolidate the relationship between humans and cats.

2. Hold the cat correctly. Before holding a cat, you must first get familiar with the cat, pat the cat's forehead gently or stroke the cat's back. Depending on the size and weight of the cat, it can be grasped with one or two hands. Do not scratch the ears, tail or limbs.

3. Don’t punish the cat often. Cats are different from other animals in that punishment has no effect on cats. So when a cat is annoying, let it know that the owner doesn't want it to do that, and don't beat or scold it at will. Otherwise, the cat will think that the owner does not like it, feel that there is no warmth in the home, and may even run away from home. Generally speaking, after a cat reaches a certain age and lives with its owner for a period of time, it will know what is allowed and what is not allowed.

Suggestions for getting along with Korat cats:

1. Make friends with cats. When you start to get in touch with a cat, don't rush to be friendly with the cat. Let the cat gradually get to know the owner. The best time to approach a cat is when it is eating. You can talk to the cat softly, but do not touch it first. Approach it when the cat is relaxed, and let the cat know that you like it very much.

2. Do not scare the cat by making loud noises or taking sudden actions. As the cat becomes more familiar with its owner, provide some caressing, but don't go too far at first. As long as you are patient and have a gentle attitude, the cat will develop a good impression of its owner and establish a relationship.