Ragdoll Cat

　　Everyone knows that dogs can be trained to follow many commands, but many cat owners hesitate to train their cats, believing that cats do not have the intelligence of dogs and are unsuitable for training. In fact, cats can be trained as long as the owner masters the methods, making training cats no problem.

　　1. Routine Cat Training

　　1. Rules for Eating and Playing

　　Many owners often boast: my cat is so smart, it stands upright to receive food. They also say that when eating with people, the cat obediently sits on a chair, etc. This is not a good sign. Soon, the owner will start to worry because the kitten will always come asking for food, not eating its own cat food, becoming more and more picky. It even ignores the guests at the table, acting like an undisciplined wild cat, jumping onto the table to find its favorite food, making a mess in no time, which embarrasses the owner. Therefore, from an early age, it is important to teach the cat eating rules: fixed times, fixed places, and fixed amounts. Never feed it human food; cats must eat food specially designed and manufactured for them. Human food is not entirely suitable for their nutrition and growth. Kittens aged three weeks to five months are almost always playing when awake, and this is their most adorable and interesting time. Whether you play with them or just watch them play, both are fine. After five months, their playfulness decreases but they still often want to play. Children’s toys, such as Lego-type building toys, may not be suitable for cats. Some are too small, some have sharp edges, and some may be bitten and broken into pieces, which can be dangerous if swallowed.

　　2. Toilet Training

　　Cat excrement has an unpleasant odor; wild cats often cover their waste with soil. Some cat owners choose sand or cat litter. Cat litter is better than sand in terms of cleanliness and parasite prevention. Cats love cleanliness; with proper training from a young age, they will develop the good habit of using a fixed place for urination and defecation.