Cat Training – Creating The Right Environment To Learn

Friday, January 16th, 2009 at 7:39 am

You must create a favorable environment for cat training. A quiet room, free from distractions and clutter is the ideal place to give cat lessons. However, the place that you choose to train your cat should be familiar to her. The first pre-requisite of cat training is a comfortable place. Next is to have an appealing training wand handy. Rub a little tuna oil at one end of the wand so that your cat is drawn towards it.

Before you expect your cat to become your hero (or heroine!), you must familiarize her with training tools like wand, clicker, and others. How to do that? Well, every time your pussy touches the wand, click the clicker and reward her with a treat. This makes her understand that there’s something good associated with the wand and clicker. Let your training session be of 5-10 minutes’ duration, not longer that this. Or else your cat will lose interest and may not want to learn it again. The catch is to retain the interest element in your training so that she has fun while learning.

Food Treats For Cat Training

Get your pet’s favorite food as a treat. It’s even better to get her something that she doesn’t get to eat often, yet she likes it. Various food treats include chopped liver pieces, cheese pieces, tuna, meat flavored chunks of food, chicken heart or cooked chicken pieces, and cat biscuits or chocolate. Make cat training, an interesting and enjoyable session for both you as well as your cat. This is no school; so forget about punishments.

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