Simply put, if you want your cat to become obedient and well-behaved, the method the owner can adopt is a combination of kindness and strictness. When the cat is disobedient, hitting cannot solve any problems; on the contrary, it might have a counterproductive effect. However, necessary loud scolding to let the cat understand that it has done something wrong and that the owner is angry is needed. But during the process of dealing with a disobedient cat, the balance of kindness and strictness must be handled carefully. Avoid causing fear and imbalance in the cat's heart, yet achieve a deterrent effect.

　　First of all, when faced with a disobedient cat, the owner can no longer indulge it without principles, as this will only make the cat more reckless. In daily life, the owner should train the cat from a young age, cultivating good living habits and attitudes towards people. The owner should guide and coach the cat through the training content and provide it with care and attention. Let the cat view the owner as its master and obey them. Make your commands have an authoritative and deterrent effect on the cat.

　　When the cat is disobedient, the owner must stop it promptly and not wait too long before disciplining the cat. Because cats have poor memory, they quickly forget their behavior. If the owner punishes them after a long delay, the cat will feel confused, think that the owner dislikes it, wants to abandon it, and cause psychological shadows for the cat.

　　When the cat makes a mistake, the owner should scold it. After the cat stops the behavior, the owner should give appropriate petting or food rewards. Let the cat clearly distinguish that after it does something wrong, it receives the owner's scolding and punishment; when it stops such behavior, it receives the owner's care and tasty rewards. This will change the cat's behavior habits and avoid actions that anger the owner again.