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How to Train Your Cat
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Below is an extract from the book "Understanding, Caring for and Training Your Cat"
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How to Train Your Cat - and What Not to Do
It is possible to train your cat. Cats learn things through observation and by satisfying
their natural curiosity. The learning period of a kitten starts at around three weeks. They
open their eyes and ears at that time and thereafter start exploring everywhere. They are
fearless at this stage. Slowly, around seven weeks they start developing fear of things.
Hence, scheduling your cat training according to such periods can be beneficial.
However, it is not always possible to bring home a kitten at such a tender age. You can
bring kitten home possibly at around twelve weeks. Yet, you can start training your kitten
as soon as it comes home. Cats are adaptable creatures and they soon adjust and fit
themselves well within the new environment.
Important Do’s of Cat Training
Keep repeating your pet’s name while feeding, cuddling or petting it. Associating your
cat's name with something good makes your cat respond to your call.
Make a special scratching post and dangle a toy around it. Encourage your kitten to play
with the toy. As soon as claws touch the post, it could start scratching at the post.
Putting catnip around a post would prompt a cat to scratch there. Alternatively, gently lift
your kitten’s paws across the post in scratching motion. It will soon learn.
Always reward your kitten for good behavior.
Practice carrying your kitten on your shoulder and reinforce this position through regular
utterances of ‘Stay’.
Repeat cat training sessions every day. Keep cat training short (for fifteen minutes only).
These cat training sessions should be the same every day. You should use the same
commands, things and practice at the same place every day. This helps cats to
understand commands more easily and quickly.
Important Don’ts of Cat Training
Never inflict any physical punishment on your kitten. Instead, divert its attention to
something else while repeating a stern ‘NO’.
Never use its name while saying ‘NO’.
Cats are dignified creatures and need to please themselves. Hence, never laugh at a cat or
offend it in any other manner.
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The above is an extract from the ebook "Understanding, Caring For and Training Your
Cat"
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Cats – An Overview
Cat Breeds Info
- Abyssinian
- American Bobtail
- American Curl
- American Shorthair
- American Wirehair
- Balinese
- Bengal
- Birman
- Bombay
- British Shorthair
- Burmese
- Chartreux
- Cornish Rex
- Devon Rex
- Egyptian Mau
- European Burmese
- Exotic Shorthair
- Havana Brown
- Himalayan
- Japanese Bobtail
- Javanese
- Korat
- Maine Coon
- Manx
- Munchkin
- Nebelung
- Norwegian Forest Cat
- Ocicat
- Oriental
- Persian
- Pixie-Bob
- Ragamuffin
- Ragdoll
- Russian Blue
- Savannah
- Scottish Fold
- Siamese
- Siberian
- Singapura
- Snowshoe
- Sokoke
- Somali
- Sphyx
- Tonkinese
- Turkish Angora
- Turkish Van
- Tabby
- Solids and Smokes
- Cats with white markings
- Tortoiseshell, Patched Tabbies, and Calicoes
- Pointed (Siamese) Pattern
- Before You Buy a Cat
- Your Situation
- Financial
- The Breeder
- The Cat Itself
Selecting a Cat that is Right for You
- Kitten or Adult
- Male or Female
- Behavioral Patterns
- Physical Appearance
- Purebred or Mixed Breed
Where Can You Buy a Cat?
Common Cat Behaviors Explained
- Attention-Seeking Behavior
- Aggressive Behavior towards People
- Aggression towards Other Cats
- Chewing Incidents by Cats and Kittens
- Cats and Their Destructive Scratching
- Litter Box Misuse
- Compulsive Behavior by Cats
- Anxiety and Stress in Cats
Creating a Healthy Environment for Your Cat
Common Cat Diseases and Health Problems
- Cat Diseases and Health Problems
The Vaccinations Your Cat Really Needs
Caring for Your Sick Cat
Keeping Your Cat Healthy the Natural Way
Twenty Tips for Caring for Your Cat
Grooming Your Cat and Hygiene
- Regular grooming
- Combing
- Brushing
- Nail trimming
- Bathing
- Additional Foods for Your Cat
- Essential Tips
- Simple Toys That Provide Exercise for Your Cat
Housing Your Cat
Introducing Your Pets to a New Cat
Training Tips for Cats
How to Train Your Cat - and What Not to Do
Important Do’s of Cat Training
- Important Don’ts of Cat Training
How to Train Your Cat to Walk with a Leash
Training Your Cat to Come When Called
How to Litter Train Your Cat
More Litter Box Training Tips
Stopping Your Cat from Biting
Curbing Your Cat's Aggression
Stopping Your Cat from Eating Houseplants
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