Pet cats have a habit of seeking warmth. For example, in the cold winter, if the owner is using a computer, electric stove, or other devices, the cat will choose a place closer to these objects because it is warmer. Also, if you have raised a pet dog, you will know that in severe winter, when you get up in the morning, you will find the cat has already snuggled into your bed, soundly sleeping there. What should the owner do to prevent cats from getting on the bed?

　　First, when you find the cat getting on the bed or crawling into the owner's quilt, you should immediately scold it loudly to stop the behavior, then gently pat its hindquarters and drive it off the bed, showing an angry demeanor. Owners need to note that each time the cat shows the action of getting on the bed, they should treat it this way. After repeating this multiple times, the cat will develop a fear of the owner, and it will no longer dare to climb on tables or jump on beds.

　　Second, we know cats are afraid of water, so owners can prepare several water guns filled with water. When the cat jumps on the bed, loudly scold it and then spray it with the water gun. For the cat, each time it gets on the bed, it will be punished by the owner's scolding and the water spray. This will make it fearful and disgusted with the bed. After some time, the pet cat will gradually give up the bad habit of liking to get on the bed.