Is the cat afraid of being hit by its owner? Will it understand what its owner means?

The first question: Of course cats are afraid of being hit by their owners. To put it bluntly, even if it is a tree, if you keep hitting one side, it will grow towards the other side. Therefore, cats are definitely afraid of being hit by their owners. It is the nature of all animals to seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, and cats are certainly no exception. However, the purpose of raising a cat is to pet it, not to make it afraid of you. If it is afraid of you like a evil god, how can you pet it? Then what is the point of raising a cat? So how to fight and to what extent is a technical job.

For example, everyone who owns a cat will basically be scratched and bitten by a cat, but some people are only scratched and bitten occasionally, while others have been scratched and bitten all the time since raising cats. , it never stopped. The difference lies in the price a cat pays when it scratches and bites its owner, that is, the training methods of each pet owner are different. Those who can train do not necessarily rely on beatings to punish them, but it is undeniable that beatings are the most direct and effective way of punishment. Of course, the so-called beatings here only need to make them feel pain. If they are hit hard, they will not only I will be afraid of you and hate you, and I won’t be able to masturbate even if I want to in the future.

Second question: Most cats will understand what their owners mean to a certain extent. Whether the cat understands the owner's meaning or not depends on several aspects. First, what is the cat's temperament? Secondly, how long does the cat spend with its owner? Second, what does it mean to understand? Let’s talk about the first point first. A clingy and docile cat understands the owner’s intentions better, especially the owner’s expression and emotional changes. When you are in a bad mood, it will be quieter and more well-behaved, and when you are happy, it will be more quiet and well-behaved. Will be more active.

As for the second point, the most important point is whether the cat spends a long time with its owner. The most obvious sign that a cat that has been together for a long time understands the owner's meaning is that it will turn its head when you call it. Come and look at you with an expression that tells you to continue. If you can't see it, bark a few times and it will come towards you. In daily interactions, it will make specific sounds to express specific needs to you. Some people think that cat meows are cat language. This is wrong. In fact, different cats meow completely differently to different owners. Therefore, this is not a cat’s language, but a way for cats to communicate with their owners. specific signals. For example, my cat makes different sounds when it urges me to shovel poop and when it urges me to pour out cat food. The former is short and frequent, while the latter is long and gentle.

Finally, let’s talk about the third point. After all, a cat’s IQ is only that of a 2-4 year old child. You can’t force it to understand everything, even the most basic understanding in daily life. If the questioner has requirements for the IQ of a pet, you can get a border collie. Not only does this guy seem to know everything, but he will also test your bottom line in life (hand slaps a smiley face).