Shandong Lion Cat

　　Not all cats are suited to human contact. Some cats that have been stray for a long time can accept gifts from humans but do not like too much human interaction; some famous pet cats, spoiled by humans, will not obediently listen to their owners.

　　Many people regard cats as a perfect pet. They are cute and beautiful in appearance, gentle in temperament, dislike excessive noise, and prefer a quiet life. They do not overly depend on their owners but also long for their owner's favor. If you have a cute cat at home, how should the owner get along in harmony and love with it?

　　Cats are very intelligent and spirited animals. To get along harmoniously with them, owners must first become friends and establish mutual trust. When first contacting a newly arrived cat, owners should not be too eager to establish a friendly relationship. They should give the cat enough time to adapt, understand the new environment, and its new owner. We can gently and softly talk to the cat while it is eating, and when it shows a relaxed and happy state, then approach it further. The owner should make the cat feel safe, letting it know care and kindness.

　　During the gradual contact process, we should further understand the cat's personality and lifestyle preferences. This will help establish a more solid and stable bond between the owner and the cat. For example, some cats like exercise, some like closeness with their owners, some enjoy being petted, and some like toys. We can take targeted measures according to the different personality preferences of the cats, catering to their likes, making the cats like us more, and regard ourselves as their only owner.

　　To get along harmoniously with a pet cat, owners should not spoil the cat excessively. Spoiling without principles and limits will cause the cat to develop some bad living habits and attitudes. In daily life, the owner should also establish authority in front of the cat. When the cat makes mistakes, give strict warnings or punishments. Ensure clear rewards and punishments before the cat so that it develops better habits and attitudes, allowing both the owner and the cat to live together harmoniously and friendly. (Source：PetsZone)