Training methods for cats around three months old:

1. The best time to train a cat is before eating, when food is more tempting and the cat is more Obedient, easier to train.

2. Control the length of training. Cats don’t have a long concentration time, so it’s better to control it to about ten minutes at a time, but they can be trained several times a day, one action at a time.

3. Create a quiet training environment. Loud sounds or too many people can easily cause a cat to become frightened and scare the cat away, making it difficult to train the cat in the future.

4. When training a certain event, pay attention to the training method. Do not train in multiple ways, which will make it difficult for the cat to learn.

5. Combine training with play, and be patient. Even if the cat makes a mistake, do not punish it excessively. If the cat hates training, training in the future will only achieve half the result with half the effort.

Skills that cats must master:

1. Handshake

Basically, the first skill that all cats learn is to shovel poop. The official handshake is the first basic item in training a cat's obedience. Some of it can be learned by oneself without a teacher, but most cats need the guidance of the official to master this step.

Training steps: Stretch your hand towards the cat, while looking at the cat, until you stretch out your forelimbs, hold the cat's hand for 2 to 3 seconds, and then reward the cat. When the cat sees you reaching out and can consciously touch it with its paws, the training is considered successful.

2. Remember the name

It is also the most basic training to let the cat remember its own name. Generally, as long as you insist on training, the training can be successful; when the cat remembers its own name, you can You will get a good cat that is always available when called.

Training steps: Hold the snack in your hand and let the cat smell it first, then walk away and call the cat’s name. If the cat does not respond, take out the snack in your hand and show it to the cat. If the cat listens, When the cat is called, you can pet its head and reward the cat with snacks.

3. Rolling

Falling and rolling is also one of the skills that cats need to master, because this skill can make the cat lie down obediently and expose its belly for the owner to rub.

Training steps: First call the cat to you, then shake the snack in front of the cat, then put the snack on the floor, then wait for the cat to fall to the ground before giving it to the cat, and repeat the training.

4. Vomiting

Active vomiting is something that cats must learn, because this skill is related to the cat’s life safety. If the cat eats the wrong thing, the skill of vomiting can come in handy at a critical moment, allowing the cat to expel foreign matter in time.

Training steps: First place some food on the ground, take the cat through here, when the cat is attracted by the food, stop the cat in time, and then say"No", wait until the cat turns its attention to you, and then reward the cat with snacks.

5. Fixed-point urination

Fixed-point urination is a skill that cats must master. If the cat does not know how to urinate at fixed points, it will be easy for the cat to poop everywhere at home and get it. Everything stinks and causes trouble for the owner.

Training steps: Dip some cat excrement on a paper towel and place it in the cat litter box. When the cat wants to pee or defecate, bring the cat to the designated smell and let the cat follow it. Smell to be excreted. If the cat can go to the designated place to eliminate, you can reward him with some snacks to make the cat remember better.