How to train Siamese cats? How to train Siamese cats is a question many people ask after buying a Siamese cat, because cats are inherently difficult to train. Many people not only don’t know how to train Siamese cats, but even ordinary cats are difficult for them to train. We all hope our pets can be obedient, and this can only be achieved through the owner's repeated training. Especially when training cats, you cannot use the same methods as with dogs. Let me teach you how to better train your cat.

　　There are fewer people who raise cats than dogs, and dogs are relatively easier and simpler to train, but cats are not like that. Although they are also very smart, it does not mean they are easy to train; owners need more patience.

　　  Frequently holding and playing with your cat is very important. Cats are naturally cautious animals and usually ignore unfamiliar strangers, sometimes even running away. Some people think that as long as the cat has a close relationship with the owner, that is enough, but having everyone around recognize and love the cat you like is ultimately a delightful thing. Cats have diverse personalities, so cats that are often held and played with from a young age will like to be close to people. But don’t hold the cat too much to the point it feels annoyed; do not force the cat to be held.

　　  Sometimes play with your cat, throw a ball to it, or tease it while stroking it, engaging in skin-to-skin interaction. If the owner lives alone or has few family members, they can often invite friends who like cats to come over and play, letting the cat experience socializing with strangers.

　　  To avoid troubles between your cat and the people around, pay attention to the following points:

　　  When keeping cats that can go outside, they will attract attention from people around in many cases. For cats, the places they pass by seem like their own territory, so sometimes they climb over walls and fences to sneak into neighbors’ homes and cause trouble. Since not everyone likes cats, behaviors that seem cute to the owner may be annoying to neighbors; this reality must be understood first.

　　  Most cases of damage caused by cats occur because they urinate or defecate in neighbors’ homes. Many owners think that because they provide special litter boxes for their cats, the cats will not relieve themselves randomly outside, but this is not true.

　　  If there are complaints, immediately apologize and take responsibility to clean up properly. The most important thing is to say, “Sorry for the trouble caused by my cat.” To prevent the issue from escalating and to maintain good neighborly relationships, everyone must make efforts!