Teach Your Cat Their Name And To Come
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2022
- Welcome to Cat School. In this cat training tutorial, you will learn how to teach your cat their name and to come to you.
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00:0 Intro
0:50 Name Game
1:54 How do I know if my treats are good enough?
2:20 How do I know if the training is working?
2:40 Ping Pong Kitty Game
3:55 Adding Distractions
4:29 Help - My cat won't come without seeing treats
4:46 I have multiple cats what should I do?
4:57 Help - My cat will look at me but not come
5:44 Do I always need to give my cat treats?
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Your videos are so good, my daughter has followed along almost every one. I can't believe the things she has gotten our cat to do
Thanks for the note. I'm so happy to hear your daughter is making excellent progress with the training.
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Thank you sooo much for all your hard work! My cat is a 13 y.o.lady , but she can learn smth new too. Amazing!
Woww thanku so much my cat started listening me
just ordered your product, can't wait to get started!
Thank you so much. I will start to train this trick as soon as possible ❤
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I love it. I did it and i got results.
My cat is now like a person, having a real name. Thank you very much.
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You are SOooooo patient and a very good teacher, I love your videos, thank you.
Thank you!
Loving these videos so far. It's so great. We got the first paw touches last night and our kitty loves it. I do have a question. Is it possible to remove treats or should I say, not require them each time? For example wanting our cat to sit while we clean something, or give us a high five he won't seem to co-operate without the treats, or at least knowledge that the treats are around. TIA :)
I am still at the basics with my two cats bit your videos thought me a great deal! They are great! Recently one cat throws up right after training can he be too stressed by it? They are both obsessed by food.
Thanks a lot sister . (Praveen from India)
Do you think it makes more sense to introduce an additional "emergency" callback? Since you tend to call a cat's name all the time, even if you're just laying on the couch and maybe want them to come over and snuggle with you, but don't have a treat there to actually reward them coming. So their name for a "hey buddy, I'm talking to you, maybe come here if you feel like it?" and a sharp callback "HERE!" in case there actually is an issue, such as an outdoor situation in which it is crucial the cat comes back to you 🤔
I didn't have time to talk about it in the video, but I plan to do follow-up videos on an emergency recall and discuss a casual signal, like "let's go," which means follow me, which I use for leash walks. How I use these....The "let's go" is similar to when you call someone, and the person answers, "I'll be there in a minute." The name response is one of intermediate urgency, and should be a solid response since it's the one that you will use the most in the real world. The emergency recall is like a whistle call you would have with a dog - a distinct sound that you pair with an amazing reward, and use in emergency scenarios.
@@CatSchool Oh, that sounds great! Looking forward to more videos on this :D Thank you very much!
I have 2 male cats..both are brother..many now both are fighting each other how do I stop that both are..please reply..
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What do I do if my kitten is only motivated by wet treats like churus? Can I still do this with her?
Does that mean I shouldn't call their name if I don't have treats with me? 😂
Hi,,, where i can i get the same treats as your? Thank you
The idea of teaching my boys a group name has me like 🤯
This video makes me want to name my cat Jones.
Same 😂❤
what if there is no clicker? what should i replace clicker with?
Really love your videos! My cat only follows my instruction when he sees me getting the treat and the clicker. Any advise on how to get him to follow without them?
I think a good rule of thumb (easier said than done) is make sure your cat can't see you grab the treats before the training session.
Is it easy to train them as a kid or they have to be an adult bcs mine is just finding it everywhere....
Is it possible to make my cat not run outside when we open the door...Fanny does many tricks, but I hate her reaction to run outside what ever she sleeping in an other room, she ran and pass between our feet and run outside?
I love your videos. They are really amazing. You have a treat in your hand and i think its temptations treat. I was also thinking to purchase it but in the comments it is written not to buy it because cat get hooked. Is it true. I cannot get risk for my cat.
she has another video that talks about what kind of treats are best to use for training. she shared that freeze dried treats are really good bc they only consist of one ingredient compared to treats like temptations which has a lot of ingredients
Hi! I love your videos, they are very useful and my cat has learned many tricks. But we're having a problem taking him on car rides. He get's very anxious and meows a lot. How can I use clicker training to get him to relax and enjoy car rides? Could you do a video on that?
Keep the carrier out, with a nice bed in it and feed treats there so the cat loves their carrier. Then do little practice sessions out in the car, without going anywhere. Then with the car running, but not moving. Then just a quick trip around the block - you get the idea.
LONG desensitization process. Don't forget you can bring your kitty to the vet to say hi, without a scary exam. The staff will love that you're helping your pet stay calm, and keep them safe. As long as it's not too busy.
My main coon knows his name sense he was a baby
It's hard to get her to respond as she doesn't respond to any treat at all (wet or dry treats), does high value food work as well?
Do you have any suggestions for teaching 2 kittens their names? I can’t really separate them to do it as one will cry at the door knowing they are not getting treats!
We have a section in our online program devoted to helping students organize their "classroom" when working with multiple cats. I hope you will consider joining.
What happens if you don't have a treat? Can you train without a treat? Or leave off the treats after a while?
How many times should i do it ?
How many days ?
Its been a month i do this with their food it worked for a while but than stopped
They know im calling them but they don’t respond to it
I need to call them for their food every time otherwise I can’t feed them and those couple of days they just don’t
And they instead try to eat things around my house
I can’t leave dry food from them because one of them are at risk of obesity
If you can read my comment please help..
Me: REICHERU!(rachel)
Lmao 4:42 *treat bounces off cats head*
What do you do if your cat isn't really food motivated and/or won't take the treat from your hand?
Check out our video on treats: th-cam.com/video/daOFeFkyuMQ/w-d-xo.html and you can get more help in class; in our online program there is a pdf with illustrations demonstrating how to move from the bowl to the hand.
I'm getting two cats simultaneously from the same litter that I want to train to go on walks, since I'll live in an urban environment and don't want them going outside unsupervised. I think I'll train them both at the same time to come to me on a whistle command, for if we go outside and for whatever reason I don't have them leashed and can't easily find them. That way, I'll just have to whistle (which I can let carry further than just yelling) for them to come to me, instead of trying to go to them.
I've done this with my rabbit I had when I was 9 too, who'd come when I called her, as well as my cat that I got when I was 11 (who died in 2019, at age 19). He'd come from outside (I currently live in a less urban enclosed neighbourhood with very little traffic and a playground out front) whenever I'd whistle, and he'd also follow me around whenever I was outside. He'd sit on command, he'd stop and stay at a single gesture (me holding up one finger), he knew what 'no' meant whenever he asked for food or cuddles, and he'd ask to sit in my lap by patting my thigh with his paw.
I never specifically set out to train my animals, especially because I was so young when I got them, but I've always been active in raising them and setting boundaries and rewarding good behaviour, so it kind of comes natural to me. But now I'm 32, not 11, and I know what I want from the cats I'm going to get and I have a more informed idea of how to go about it, so I think it'll take a lot less time to raise my cats properly for both me and their own safety.
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What’s the point of using the clicker if the audible stimulus is calling their name? Seems redundant.
Click works as a snapshot of desired behaviour and it's always consistent with how it sounds while the same vocal command can vary in tone, etc. As far as I understand they use clicker while they teach a new command. Once the cat learns it fully they stop using clicker.