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A cat training video I just made (Original Post)
bif
Jan 2024
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Corktown
(22 posts)1. Trick or Treat
To be honest, I didnt do too well on the breadmaking task, either .
tblue37
(65,357 posts)3. What a gorgeous girl she is!
marybourg
(12,631 posts)4. I adopted a 10 year old cat whose former owner had obviously put a lot of
work into training him. He didnt jump up on anything unless he was first picked up and put there. He knew and obeyed - about 80% of the time - the verbal and hand signal commands for stay and come. Stay was especially useful. I could keep him out of a room by giving the command and he would sit in the entrance to the room.
After I saw him do this, I felt stupid for never having tried to teach any of my prior cats to stay and come, but the vet said that in 22 years she had never before encountered a cat who obeyed those commands.