We all know cats are independent and sometimes even very indifferent, which calls for interaction. But generally, cats need timely training to perform simple tasks. So what can Ragdolls be trained to do?

　　Cats can learn some basic tasks, but understanding their psychology is very important. Cats respond well when praised and will learn their tasks, while being given timely appropriate rewards. Cats have short attention spans; playing "catching plush toy balls" is their real interest. This simple game can improve their efficiency through exercise. Food and praise are also indispensable—just praise and giving a toy is enough.

　　Some cats are not trained to use the litter box, but most can be successfully trained. Cats like clean facilities but may have been taught by their mother to defecate on sand, leaf litter, and soil. Obviously, young cats have been trained and are constantly maturing. You can buy special things to train cats but must have a well-made plan.

　　Leash training is another skill that requires some patience, but if you plan to give your cat fresh air, walking is a good form of exercise. To ensure they don't get lost, using a harness when riding in a car is safer and prevents slipping injuries to the neck! Some owners even teach their cats to walk like dogs. At this time, remember not to go too far; keep a certain distance from the cat, occasionally give some praise words or food rewards. This way, the cat will be more enthusiastic and confident, and your relationship will remain better.