Siamese

　　Many people believe that cats cannot be trained, so many owners choose to use "spraying water" as a violent method to stop some bad behaviors in cats. In fact, these are all caused by the owner's misconception. Cats can actually be trained.

　　Cats are not like dogs that are cheerful and lively, liking to walk and jump around. Most of the time, cats prefer quiet, like to stay alone quietly, and appear indifferent and uninterested in things around them. In people's impression, cats are sleepy, independent in personality, and do not like playing and roughhousing. Therefore, people also think that cats cannot be trained. In fact, this impression from owners is completely wrong.

　　Actually, cats are very sensible pets. As long as the owner can patiently train and guide, cats can also become more obedient and sensible, just like pet dogs that are lovable. In daily life, the owner should spend some time to clarify what cats are allowed to do and what they are not allowed to do, and then strictly train the pet cat according to the established rules. During the training process, the owner must not slack off, must be strict in disciplining the cat, and also master the degree of rewards and punishments. It is believed that after a period of training, the cat will gradually develop good living habits. Over time, the owner will find that the cat becomes more sensible, and the owner and the cat will live more harmoniously, thus respecting each other more. (Source：PetsZone)