Scottish Fold

　　Climbing on the bed

　　Whenever it climbs onto the bed, lie facing it, stare at it, and make a “hm…” sound from your throat, which is the kind of warning and threatening sound cats make when fighting each other. This sound is hard to imitate but very effective. Then raise your hand as if to hit it or simultaneously make a hissing sound while blowing air towards its nose.

　　Or extend your hand in a clawing posture like cats do when they scratch each other and quickly touch or swipe its paws, nose, or head. This will surely scare it away. Of course, you must pretend to threaten and intimidate it (the more you resemble an adult territorial cat, the better). Do not make any friendly actions like laughing or scratching it.

　　Picky eating

　　When the is picky, the owner points at the food and watches it eat.

　　If it does not eat, let it be a little hungry. If it still refuses, give it some food it usually can eat, but at this time do not give its favorite food, otherwise, the owner will fail in the contest with the .

　　Causing trouble

　　Hold it at the scene of the incident, point to the broken item, pat its paw, and say some reproachful words. Next time it causes trouble, if caught on the spot by the owner, scold it loudly. Although physical punishment can also correct bad kitten habits, the cat will become timid and fearful of people. The above spiritual discipline method should not be overused, or the cat will become very afraid of the owner. Cats are smart animals; often pamper them and give some treats as rewards, and it will be affectionate with the owner. But when the cat is picky or causing trouble, it must clearly understand appropriate discipline.

　 Do not scold it randomly when it does not understand what it did wrong; it will feel very wronged. Most importantly, do not hit its buttocks or abdomen. Lightly pat the forehead and nose; cats understand that you are scolding them. (Source: PConline Photography Tribe)