There are three reasons why local cats are so difficult to keep.

The native cat is too clingy. If the owner doesn't respond in time, it will always haunt the owner. Native cats not only like to bite people, but also like to scratch people, so it is easy to scratch people. The local cat is too naughty, likes to jump up and down and turn over the garbage, and often makes the house messy. It's too clingy, and the native cat is easy to accept. Once it accepts its master, it will stick to it. Sometimes I stare at my master quietly, and sometimes I stare at my master secretly. If the owner doesn't respond to the local cat in time, it will always rub its feet and hope that the owner will play with it.

Native cats that bite people are basically stray cats and wild cats, which are wild. In the process of raising native cats, they are likely to be bitten or scratched by native cats. Once bitten by a native cat, you need training and you can't let them form bad habits.

Too naughty, the native cat is lively, but she likes to run around and jump up and down at home. Sometimes I like to rummage through the trash can and make a mess at home. Even in front of the owner, he will push down the things on the table at home.