Methods for training cats not to stretch out their claws to catch people:

1. When the cat stretches out its claws when playing with its owner, the owner can stroke the cat’s head or gently Touch its pads and the claws will retract.

2. The cat stretches out its paws to play with its owner. The owner can pretend to be pitiful in front of the cat, and the cat will put away its paws.

3. Spray water. Cats are afraid of water. If the cat stretches out its claws to scratch someone, you can spray water on it to stop it. If you do this a few times, the cat will probably think twice before scratching someone again.
4. Scold. Although cats cannot understand the content of our speech, they can hear the tone and changes in our speech. If the cat reaches out to scratch someone, the owner should clearly scold him and pat him gently to warn him that this is wrong. Behaviors repeated like this will usually produce good results after a period of time.

5. Prepare a scratching post for the cat and let the cat sharpen its claws on something fixed.

Suggestions for training cats not to stretch out their claws to scratch people:

1. Develop good habits for cats from an early age, and try not to tease them with your hands, especially Don't put your finger to his mouth and then suddenly take it away. This action will make him treat your hand as prey and instinctively grab and bite your hand.

2. Even if you do something wrong, do not reprimand or punish too much, otherwise the cat will have an aversion reflex to training, which will affect all training processes.

3. Do the right training at the right time. Don't dwell on old scores. Cats are very forgetful. If you do well, reward the cat immediately. If you do something wrong, stop and punish the cat immediately. Only then will the training be effective.