Hi, i am wondering if anyone can advise me, on anything i can do to stop my bengal kitty from diving on my older cats back? I know he is playing but it seems to be stressing my other cat out. I do try to distract him, but when he is in focus mode its difficult to stop him.

Is this just something that i have to learn to live with or is there any time of training i can do with him? I do play alot with him and go out on his harness in the garden, plus he does run around playing with the other cat, until he dives on his back numerous times.

Thanks

C x

How does the older kitty respond? Does he need some assertiveness/confidence training?
Quasar loves to attack our Samoyed, Kyenta. He leaps on her back and neck, sometimes from high places. When she wants to play, K-dog joins right in the chase and wrestling match. When she is not interested or has had enough she barks at Q-cat and he backs off.

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My siamese, does not mind playing but when things get rough and he jumps on his back, he tries to get away, but Neo just continues to run after him to get on his back. Neo doesnt do it to my female oriental as she will not tolerate him, so he loses interest in her, leaving guinness to face it alone.

He is quite vocal anyway but i think he is being hurt, as he cries out when neo gets carried away with himself.

Happy to try anything that may be suggested thanks