How to choose a cat that can catch mice

Mainly look at 3 points:1.Lively cats that like to play;

2.The posture is upright, the hair is shiny, the hind limbs are well developed, the buttocks are slightly larger, and the sides of the forelimbs are slightly yellowish;

3.Those who like to climb trees, have loud calls, and have erect ears.

Various causes of cat and mouse:

1.For hunger fulfills the duty of a hunter;

2.The curiosity of cats allows cats to "make fun";

3 Cats can't tolerate a little movement in their own world, and any wind and grass will attract their attention, especially the looming little things that like to peek out in the cracks.

4.Triangular cat ears. I can hear distant and subtle sounds with my own ears.

If you want to buy a cat that catches mice, you must at least buy a kitten that has been raised by a cat mother who can catch mice until three months old.

If the kitten leaves the cat mother prematurely, the kitten will definitely not catch mice in the future.

Generally, when the kitten is one month old, the mother cat will take the dead mouse home and eat it in front of the kitten, so that the kitten knows that the mouse is food, and by the time it is two months, the mother cat will let the kitten start to eat the mouse.

When the kitten knows that the mouse is food, the mother cat will take the mouse that was not killed home and let the kitten practice catching the mouse.

If the kitten leaves his mother too early, no one will teach him these things, and the kitten will not know that mice are food, so how can they catch them?!

I left my mother cat three months ago, and I can't catch mice without a cat mother teaching a kitten.

The children of cat mothers who can't catch mice can't catch mice even if they're with their mothers.

Therefore, when you buy a cat, it is better to ask the cat seller, preferably the mother of the kitten will catch mice, and the kitten will leave the cat mother after three months.

In addition, in any case, it is necessary to buy a kitten that leaves the cat mother after two months, even if the kitten has not learned the skill of catching mice and will not catch mice, but the kitten at least already knows that mice are food, and although the kitten at that time has not learned to catch mice, it is already interested in all moving objects, so that even if the kitten grows up and will not catch mice, it will drive away mice, at least there is a certain deterrent effect on mice.

Cats that like to play are lively, have a good posture, shiny hair, developed hind limbs, slightly larger buttocks, and a little yellowish on both sides of the forelimbs, indicating that they love to be clean and diligent.

Those who like to climb trees, have loud calls, and have erect ears.

The body is long, the tail is broken, and most importantly, the eyes are attentive, and when he leads it by the neck, his body will shrink upward, and his hind feet will try to attack you.