Let's be clear: cats are highly independent animals. They have their own lifestyle and behavioral habits and do not blindly obey their owners' orders like dogs. This is not to say that cats do not understand the rules, but that their social structure is completely different from that of dogs. Cats are loners, and their interactions in groups are based more on mutual respect and understanding than on mere obedience and obedience.
Do cats succumb to violence? The answer is: maybe, but not always. Cats are very sensitive animals that are able to sense human emotions and attitudes. If you treat cats violently, they may temporarily give in out of fear. However, this submission does not mean that the cat really agrees with your actions. On the contrary, it may become fearful and hostile towards you, and may even become aggressive and threatening to humans and other pets as a result.
What's more, the long-term use of violence against cats not only fails to train cats effectively, but may lead to more serious behavioral problems in cats. For example, cats may become more timid, anxious, or aggressive because of your violent behavior. These behavioral problems not only affect the quality of life of cats, but also cause great distress to owners.
I recommend that when you have a cat, try to avoid using violence. We should treat our pet cats with peace, understanding, and patience. Only in this way can we establish a relationship of trust with cats, can we truly know and understand the behavior and habits of cats, and can we let our cats live a happy and healthy life.
Of course, this is not to say that we can condone bad behavior from cats. When cats behave inappropriately, we should correct them in a timely and correct manner. However, we should choose a scientific, humane approach rather than simply using violence. For example, we can train cats through positive reinforcement so that they are rewarded for completing the right behavior, so as to guide the cat to form the right behavior habits.
Cats are animals with their own independent thoughts and behaviors, and we cannot expect them to obey our commands completely. At the same time, we cannot use violence against them. It is only through understanding and respect that we can truly become friends with cats and allow our cats to live a happy, healthy life.