Did you know that there are 3 types of aggressive cat behavior?

Well, if you're a cat owner who loves to bond with their cat, but simply find that you can't, it's very frustrating!

Yes, you want to show affection and receive it back, but your cat is never in the mood.

What causes this?

Well, it's an important first step to realize that biting and aggressive cat behavior falls into 3 main categories.

All this and more on the training your cat is in Cat Training Secrets.

Playful stalking is the first type.

This is where you cat goes underfoot!

You want to walk, but she insanely gets your attention by been almost trodden on.

Offensive aggression is the second type.

This is a common type of aggression seen in cats who are overly provoked by too much play, too much touch, too much attention or environmental noises and stimulation.

The most common though is by stroking your cat too much!

So it's a kind of aggression that's triggered by something.

Well, this is usually your cat trying to tell you that she need something pretty basic such as food, of to be let out to do a pee. Sometimes though it's because she thinks you're about to start playing with her, but you don't. She needs the play and isn't satisfied.

So have a close look next time and see which type of cat aggression is being displayed by your cat.

For defensive aggression remember, consult your vetenarian.

For playful stalking or offensive aggression, you'll can teach your cat to enjoy you touching him and to stop him from biting you when you do!

That's why diagnosis is the first step, then the training. Except for very feral cats, more socialised cats can be trained to enjoy human touch and affection.