Siamese

　　Imagine such a scene, a family happily eating together, and the cat jumps on the table to eat greedily. Would you happily watch it eat, or scare it to get it down? Below the editor will teach you how to train your cat not to get on the table.

　　1. Intimidation Method

　　If the cat has already jumped on the table, the owner can use an intimidating tone to tell the cat to get down, letting it know this is not the right place for it, establishing authority. As long as the cat jumps on the table, strictly intimidate it. Cats are smart creatures that can understand human expressions. Over time, they will know not to get on the table anymore.

　　2. Tapping Method

　　When the cat climbs on the table, the owner should gently tap its head while sternly saying "No." If the cat ignores it, tap a little harder and use a firmer tone. If the cat obeys and gets down, the owner should promptly pet its head or body and give verbal praise. After repeated training, whenever you say "No," the cat will jump down and gradually break the habit of getting on tables.

　　3. Water Spray Method

　　This is a method circulated online, preparing a children's water gun toy and spraying the cat with water when it gets on the table. This is the method the editor least recommends. First, this punishment is rather severe for cats; second, if it's winter, the cat may catch a cold. Therefore, it is advised not to use this easily.

　　If the owner doesn't mind, there is no need to specifically train the cat on this matter. But if there is always food on your table, for the cat's health, don't let it accidentally eat it. Otherwise, put away all the food, or train the cat not to get on the table. (Source：PetsZone)