Generally speaking, orange cats are not particularly fierce, especially small orange cats, who are milky and milky, and will not be fierce with their parents, but this is not complete. Some kittens will be more aggressive, so why is this?
As far as the orange cat itself is concerned, its character is still relatively docile and clingy. If it shows a very aggressive state, it is often because it has entered a new environment and is not adapted to it, so it has a particularly panic and fear reaction to this environment. , especially if you are not very familiar with the owner. In this case, if the owner is close to the orange cat, the orange cat will be particularly vigilant, and even scratch and bite, so it is normal for it to show such characteristics, so To prevent being hurt by the owner, parents still need to take it step by step. As long as the owner takes care of the orange cat patiently and establishes a good relationship with it, the orange cat can slowly get rid of these habits.
If the owner wants the orange cat not to sigh at him all the time and show a particularly fierce look, then the owner should accompany the orange cat more, play with it more, and can be lured by food, for example, some orange cats compare Give it the snacks that it likes, so that the orange cat will like to be with the owner, and then play with it some toys that it likes to play with, so as to establish a good relationship, and after getting familiar with it, it can be Gently stroke its hair with your hand, so after a period of persistence, the orange cat will be very familiar with its owner, and of course, it will not be fierce to people all the time. In a word, when the orange cat that the owners just brought back appears to be fierce all the time, this is the expression of panic and fear of the orange cat, which is understandable. The owner only needs to be patient with the orange cat, and slowly he can let the cat accept himself.
At the beginning, I was more aggressive towards myself, and most of them were adopted stray cats. Because stray cats have been wandering outside for a long time, their trust in people has gradually decreased, and their personalities are also more sensitive, so parents need more patience. Education also allows cats to have a happy environment.
