I believe that many people who have owned cats have had such an experience: when the cat makes a mistake, although a little dissatisfied, but we as owners usually choose to scold it harshly, although the cat shows a guilty look at this, but in most cases it will not resist strongly. So, why don't cats resist when they are beaten? The truth is heart-wrenching.
First of all, we need to understand that cats are very intelligent animals. They are able to sense their owner's emotions and intentions through their senses, and use this information to determine if they have done something wrong. When cats make mistakes, they are often quick to realize this and feel guilty in their hearts. Therefore, when beaten, they do not resist violently.
Second, cats may be afraid of being abandoned by their owners. Cats are very sensitive, empathetic animals that understand what they mean to their owners. After making a mistake, the cat may be afraid that the owner will not like it and will be abandoned. In such cases, they will choose to accept the punishment silently, and try their best to show their grievances and curry favor in order to win the forgiveness of their masters.
Finally, cats may not have the ability or courage to resist their owners. Although cats are social animals, they usually do not have the same strong sense of self-protection and fighting ability as dogs. When confronted with powerful humans, they often feel powerless to resist. In this case, they may choose to suffer silently, even if they are beaten.
In conclusion, as an owner, you should be more gentle and patient when dealing with cats. While harsh criticism and scolding are sometimes unavoidable, we need to minimize the occurrence of this as much as possible and give our cats more love and understanding. Only in this way can we establish a good and harmonious relationship between cat owners and children, so that they feel safe and happy.