I’ve been trying to clicker train my cat to come to me when I call for our walks but he doesn’t move even with treats what should I do? He doesn’t like most treats or gets bored of them fast
It may take finding that special treat that truly motivates him. Have you tried tube treats? I have a video on those and they work great for clicker training!
I'd recommend beginning around 20 weeks. Until then, focus on exposing your kitten to lots of different stimuli, including different types of people, groups of people, car rides, dogs (basically anything she'll experience in life with you) and associating those things with positive reinforcement in the form of affection and treats. That will help her to be less fearful moving forward.
This is a really nice way of explaining how to clicker train. Very helpful! Thank you!! 💕
I really enjoyed this video. It gives good information, is well-delivered, and Lucy is really cute!
I do this with the plastic tub full of delectibles... he can be over a block away and when I shake those tubes he'll be home in 5 minutes..
I’ve been trying to clicker train my cat to come to me when I call for our walks but he doesn’t move even with treats what should I do? He doesn’t like most treats or gets bored of them fast
It may take finding that special treat that truly motivates him. Have you tried tube treats? I have a video on those and they work great for clicker training!
I’m gonna clicker train my kitten. She’ll be eight weeks in 6 days. When should I start charging the clicker?
I'd recommend beginning around 20 weeks. Until then, focus on exposing your kitten to lots of different stimuli, including different types of people, groups of people, car rides, dogs (basically anything she'll experience in life with you) and associating those things with positive reinforcement in the form of affection and treats. That will help her to be less fearful moving forward.
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