From the moment you bring your pet cat home, you should begin training the cat in some daily habits. This helps it better integrate into human life and can save you from many troubles later on. So what training should you do for kittens?

　　1. Teach the kitten to respond to commands like "come" and "go over." This only requires a little treat, some time, and patience. Prepare some delicious treats, such as a small piece of meat, to lure the kitten into responding to human commands. But you should prepare treats for every training session, and the training sessions shouldn’t be too long. If the kitten obeys the command, it should be rewarded accordingly.

　　2. When training the kitten to sit, hold food in your hand and move it back and forth under the kitten’s nose to guide it to lift its front paws, so the hind legs naturally crouch back. But there is no need to press down hard on its back. Repeat this several times and frequently reward the kitten. It will quickly obey your command to sit down.

　　3. Cats are considered animals that love cleanliness; most cats quickly learn to use the litter box. However, to avoid trouble, do not place the litter box in walkways or places where family members often pass. You should put the litter box where the cat can reach it and where it can have some privacy. You should clean the litter box daily; cats, like people, dislike dirty toilets. If you see the cat using the litter box properly, praise it. If you have more than one cat, it's best to prepare an additional spare litter box.

　　The above three are basic training methods for kittens. If you spend some time with your kitten, it can learn these good habits and interact happily with you. In other words, these are indispensable behavior trainings. But please remember to reward the kitten promptly when it behaves well. Training should be consistent. A trained cat with good habits will bring joy and happiness to your life for many years to come.