Are cats the only animals who 'discipline' their offspring?

[SheBangsit]

For reference, I grew up on a farm, but the only ones among cats, dogs, hens, cows, pigs, sheep that I've seen actually smack their little ones are cats? It's usually in a 'get off me' way, but I've never seen dogs do it for example?

I'm just idly curious as it's funny watching a cat with her kittens.

Obviously I have no experience of the wider animal kingdom so curious to know if they are the only ones.

Other animals do it but in different ways, they do it with sounds, looks, body barges, removal of attention etc.

Oh ok, probably wouldn't notice that. Yes, I do see other animals ignoring them alright. It's fascinating to watch.

Horses do. I've seen a mare nip/boot a foal to tell them off

I've seen: dogs, goats, sheep, cows all doing it - usually once the young gets to an age where they are annoying they get disciplined. Pups have a special sound for 'sorry, sorry, I'm just a pup' which is their get out of jail free card and goes about 16 weeks