kitten training

Scratching during play usually reflects a cat’s natural hunting sequence, not anger or spite. The right toys, shorter sessions, and attention to body language can prevent painful encounters. A cat that grabs, scratches, or “bunny kicks” during play is usually practicing the same movements it would use to catch prey. Claws help cats seize and hold a moving target, so they can app.. ดูเพิ่ม

Your kitten probably is not angry with you. Moving feet make irresistible targets for hunting-style play, especially when a young cat needs a better outlet for all that energy. A kitten hiding behind the couch may look perfectly innocent—until someone walks past. In an instant, the tiny hunter launches at an ankle, wraps both front paws around it and delivers a flurry of playful bites. This.. ดูเพิ่ม