How to train a Ragdoll cat? In fact, training a cat to obey your own commands is not an easy task. It seems that dogs are more obedient in this regard. It’s not that the cat is not smart enough, but it really doesn’t want to pay attention to your boring actions, but As long as you have enough patience, I believe that the Ragdoll cat will be more obedient after training and will reduce household hygiene. So what are its training methods? What should you pay attention to when training it? Let’s learn with the editor!< /p>

How to train Ragdoll cats?

1. Education should start from a young age

1) Infancy is a good time for Ragdoll cats to train and correct their bad habits. Relatively speaking, Ragdoll cats at this time are more receptive. Moreover, Ragdoll cats that have been raised since childhood have a better relationship with their owners, so their acceptance may be better.

2) Training Ragdoll cats when they are hungry, and then using food as a reward may increase their enthusiasm for training, and the effect will be relatively better.

3) It is a very important issue to use both soft and hard tactics, as well as kindness and power. Ragdoll cats with a tough attitude need to be criticized harshly and promptly, with a harsh tone. For cats with better personalities like Ragdolls, your attitude should be firm and your tone can be slightly gentler.

4) Training Ragdoll cats is not an easy task in itself, so it is more taboo to rush for quick success. Training a Ragdoll cat requires enough patience. Training a few more times will definitely improve it. Each training time should not be too long, as it will easily make the Ragdoll cat lose patience.

5) A good environment is very important for Ragdoll cats. If they are in a too noisy place, Ragdoll cats will not like it very much and will not be able to concentrate. The training effect may be greatly reduced. Ragdoll cats are also very sensitive and will not be able to concentrate. Being careful will cause alertness to the environment, so make the Ragdoll cat feel completely safe.

2. Training Ragdoll cats not to bite

1) When a Ragdoll cat subconsciously grabs your finger and bites it while playing, you can yell loudly or make an angry sound, and at the same time pat it on the head. The intensity must be controlled, and you cannot Too hard, otherwise he will hate you; not too light, otherwise he will think you are playing with him, and then extend your finger to him; he will usually bite you again out of revenge, and then you will bite you again. Give him a pat on the head and give him your finger.

2) Repeat this four or five times until he does not bite your hand hard and just puts your finger in his mouth. Next time you encounter him biting someone, use this method, and you will generally get good results within a month.

3) Of course, the Ragdoll cat’s needs for teeth grinding and play should also be taken care of. You can prepare some toys for him, such as paper balls, cat-specific toys, mice, etc., so that the Ragdoll cat can vent his energy and satisfy him. The instinctive need to gnaw.

4) Develop good habits for your Ragdoll cat from an early age. Try not to tease him with your hands, especially don’t put your fingers to his mouth and then suddenly take them away. This action will make him regard your hands as Prey instinctively pounce on and bite your hand.

5) Secondly, if you have the conditions, you can consider raising two Ragdoll cats at the same time. Two Ragdoll cats keep each other company. They can play well and won't be lonely when their owners are not at home. Moreover, because they have playmates, their interest in "attacking" people will be greatly reduced.

3. Training Ragdoll cats to go to the toilet

1. Before adjustment, place a plastic board (or replace it with a wooden board) under the toilet seat, and then spread an appropriate amount of sand, furnace ash or sawdust and other bedding materials on the plastic board or wooden board. When you find that the Ragdoll cat needs to defecate, take it to the toilet immediately. Soon, it will defecate on its own. After several patient trainings, the Ragdoll cat gradually formed the habit of defecating on the toilet with padding. After that, the padding of plastic boards or wooden boards was gradually reduced.

2. Ragdoll cats quickly learn that they should defecate and urinate standing on the toilet seat instead of standing on the low-level bedding in the toilet. Then gradually remove all the bedding material and drill a hole in the plastic board to allow urine to drain.

3. If the bedding is removed too early and the Ragdoll cat no longer wants to urinate on the toilet seat, you can only start training again. In short, wait until your cat gets into the habit of standing on the toilet seat to relieve himself before removing the plastic or wooden board.

During the training process, you should also pay attention to several details. First, change the bedding that has been soiled by urine or feces every day, and always keep the toilet clean. This can speed up the training process.