Folded Ear Cat

　Cat Personality Type: “Incorrigible” Type

　　Some cats are like rubber bands, neither soft nor hard, no matter how you discipline them, they remain stubbornly shameless. At this time, you might give up after many failed training attempts. Then, all the items in the house will suffer from their rampage. Wallpapers, sofas, carpets, all bear the scars. For such a destruction king, you absolutely cannot give up taming it easily.

　 Training Methods:

　　1. Shift the targets of abuse

　　Since the cat is incorrigible, the only option is to divert the items it scratches. Buy it a scratching board, or you can make one yourself, but if buying, get one with loose material, placed near the cat's bedroom. If the cat still likes climbing, it’s best to buy a scratching post. This approach doesn’t change its habit of liking to scratch things, but at least the furniture can be spared damage.

　2. Address the root cause

　　Cats can damage things because of their sharp claws, so it’s important to trim their nails every two weeks. If they grow faster, you can trim them as you see fit.

　3. Secret weapon

　　If the first two methods are used but the cat still scratches recklessly, then prepare a water spray gun; spray it when it approaches sensitive items to scare it. Also, when it behaves destructively, withhold treats, but wave the treats in front of it to assert control over it.

　　No matter how difficult the cat is, it can’t outsmart the clever human brain. With some effort and creativity, you can always tame the cat.