In that case, I doubt that your husband "taught" your cat to pounce on you.
It may be that your husband played with the cat early in the morning, or it
may be that the cat is reacting to your absence.  In either case, I suggest
that you say "no" when it happens and put the cat outside the room and close
the door.  Don't sound angry or annoyed when you do it, just firm.  The cat
will probably be unhappy to be placed out of the room and may cry be to be
let back in, but don't do it.  I think your cat will get the idea in just a
few days and will stop pouncing on you.  (Incidentally, assume that you have
already tried to do the same thing in a lesser way? -- that is, say "no" and
push him aside or place him on the floor?)

MaryL
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