1 food 2 to go out 3 he wants to attract my attention and will surprise me and scare me on the way to him 😂 last time he even touched me from behind and disappeared before i could turn back 😂
I learned about clicker training from you, before getting my kitten, and now i see we can understand each other more than expected and do things other people are surprised about 😊
Hi Albert! I’m in a pretty tough spot in life now, and I am thinking of getting a bengal cat (my first pet ever) after I settle at a new place in a new city. After I am done with my day, I just sit in my room alone and watch your videos, I had so much fun learning about your tricks, mia is actually just adorable, and I just have a lot of fun at night now. I am really thankful that I found your channel as my resource and my emotional support, I love your videos, they are clear and warm. I will now forever be a proud subscriber of yours and I can’t wait to show you my own cat!
Hello! I hope your life takes a turn soon and you've got some light ahead of you. I'm very happy to hear that our videos are helping you and encouraging you to get a cat! Cats can be a lot of work, but sometimes is this work that help you wake up in the morning. Be ready to take a lot of new responsibilities! Wishin you the best!
Foos, Out, and ME! I love your videos! i just ordered my clickers and am excited to start training my new Kitten. I rescued her from a shelter. I have a couple vids up and look forward to sharing what I learn in upcoming videos on my channel. I subscribed and wanted to Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Hey, Albert! Good to see you again! I got a new cat about 5 months ago, after having a cat who was aggressive and that I had to rehome 😢 So I was ready to work with a cooperative new cat and learned about clicker training just before I found her. She is showing great aptitude for this. Cat questions: 1)food, hopefully a special treat. 2) he wants to get through the door, and he knows that you help him out with that. 3) he needs your attention right where he is! I see you producing merch now...I hope that this adventure is successful for both of you. ❤❤❤
Hello!! Thank you for the kind words! I hope all goes great with your new cat! 1) I feed Mia raw, I use Darwins but I'd recommend you to check your cat first with a Vet to make sure they have their immune system in check before switching. Regarding treats, I use freeze dried chicken: amzn.to/3sggNFL 2) To prevent door dashing I always recommend using a harness 100% of the time they go out. Stablish a routine so they get used to waiting for the harness before leaving the house. If you don't walk them yet, consider doing it, it's a great form of enrichment and will help you control their outdoor drive. (once they've tried it, they'll want more, so only start if you are ready to continue) 3) She's a cat. It's normal. Try to anticipate their needs for enrichment upfront and she won't bother as much. 2 cats can help, and they are not necessarily twice as much work! Much love!
Your videos have helped me so much to train my cat complex tricks! From clicker training to sitting on my shoulder, I've been training her since october of 2022 and we've slowly built up backpack, harness, and leash training. I've been working towards the goal of being able to take my cat to the park and outdoors in general, and we're finally coming close to it! Any tips for car training and getting a cat comfortable in a car? It's the only thing I have left to train her.
Hi! New subscriber here 😊 I stumbled across your videos and have been lowkey studying them for a bit now😅 I have a 5 year old indoor/outdoor cat (he started as indoor but had a strong desire to go outside). I want him to be more of an indoor car, but I want to harness train him so that I can walk him outdoors etc. I’ve gotten him on a feeding schedule AND have been charging my clicker for maybe a week and half. I think he might be ready to start with more training. In what order would recommend to train him in with the tricks after charging the clicker? For example would this be recommended: 1. Finger train 2. Come when called 3. Sit and stay 4. Harness train Would you suggest starting with another trick before the finger trick?
I started training Mia when she was 12weeks old. I started with some easy tricks like come when called and finger targetting and got to more complex tricks once she was comfortable with those. You can find more about it in this video: th-cam.com/video/YxxCqtJ93zU/w-d-xo.html
My cat is 1 year old and is very shy she has hiding places and high places but is still very shy we have 2 dogs and 2 OTHER cats in a apartment what can I do?
1- She wants food or wants to see whats available. 2- She wants you to open the door for her, although when mine wants that, she reaches up for the door handle and looks at me and meows at me. 3- She wants you to go to her, for any number of reasons, but she wants you to go to her.
My cat had kittens and we’re keeping one of them. I want to train her, but idk when to start. She’s currently 5 weeks, when is a good time to start??? Please answer this. Thank you, i love your channel ❤
I started training Mia when she was 12weeks old. I started with some easy tricks like come when called and finger targetting and got to more complex tricks once she was comfortable with those. You can find more about it in this video: th-cam.com/video/YxxCqtJ93zU/w-d-xo.html
@@WillowTheGreatDane I hope you won't mind if I share some insights from hand rearing and lead and harness training our cats? Because at 5 weeks old, I personally would wait as she's most likely teething, learning physical boundaries (what's too high, what's too far, heavy, etc.) and very emotionally impressionable. It's like asking a toddler to handle a big bike AND have road sense. A 5-weeker might be able to _physically_ do what you're asking but if something goes wrong, you can scare them for life and even affect the disposition of the kitten. I don't know if mama cat is around, but they usually are still feeding their babies and taking over can affect milk schedules and parent-child bonding, which could delay weaning.I started at 8 weeks when they no longer depended on their mum for nutrition. Depending on where you live, it should be a bit cooler/warmer by then too. PS for teething and mischief at 5 weeks I wore them out with play sessions 3-4 times daily. Laser pointer & stretchy fabric-type wand did wonders. Mama cat also appreciated the rest time! I sincerely hope this helps. 🐈⬛✨
@@MelissaChapin Ofc. She could care less right now 😂. I’m just trying to figure out when to start. Did your cat do good at 8 weeks? (Thanks for the tips on they’re chaotic ness lol)
Aloha! 1. Chicken wing or foot or whatever fresh raw meat’s in there 2. To go through the door out if she’s inside and to come in if she’s outside 3. “Do you know where the lizard I just caught is-I can’t find it!” I can’t count the number of times I’ve moved things, crawled around on the floor with a headband flashlight, and trapped a lizard. It goes into her “swiss cheese” box to keep it better contained. P.S. She now jumps into her backpack carrier, sits, and stares at me wanting a treat (I haven’t given in). She also, thanks to you, sits and high-fives. Mahalo for your and Mia’s inspiration and FUNtastic times! Happy Hawaiian Hugz!🧡 🌋 💛 🤙🏽 ❤️ 🌺 💜
Just started charging the clicker and the first round went well, but the two next rounds, she pulled away from the treat when I clicked and I'm starting to think she think I click to stop her from getting the treat.. It's a dog clicker and she's pretty wary around loud noises.. 1. She wanna climb inside the fridge.. 2. She wants to go outside.. 3. She got stuck behind a moving box.. again..
Some cats get startled by the loud noise. There are quiet clickers that might help: amzn.to/3qX8Jtn On the other hand, consider clicking further away from your cat, sometimes the clicker on your back can help. If you where tossing the treat away after clicking, she might be getting ready for running. Make sure you leave the trick nearby after clicking. Don't give up, it takes more than 20 clicks for the cat to start understanding.
1 - My cat doesn't react to the opening of the fridge door. 2 - My cat sits in front of a closed door until I allow her to go inside. I only open the door when she stops "whining." I have a hamster, and he free roams the living room at night, the reason she's been trained to accept closed doors. 3 - My cat doesn’t really meow, and she doesn’t make loud noises. If ever she meowed, it would be soft and short and cute. This means food ahora mismo! 😁
@@OutdoorBengal 😆 🤣 😂 😹 Yes and no! She knows how to train me without a clicker 😆 🤣 😂 😹. By the way, thanks for your videos. I enjoy and appreciate them. Mia is so clever and adorable.
Hey, nice to find your videos! Bella is not a bengal cat, might be a tiger cat? French here ;) I'm not sure i understood the test. Did you mean you wanted us to find out what the cat wants in the three situations? In that case 1. Eat ;) 2. Thinks you need to buy something for her in this shop? 😅 never had this situation! 3. She needs me for something that might be urgent. Just guessing! 😉
1. Hungry 2. Waiting to get in, or don't open that door if they're sleeping (depending on disposition of the cat-I have one of each). 3. Looking for you and is either frightened or has a menial task for the servants, i.e. me. Probably the second one.
My cat has learned that if she does something wrong (e.g. jumps on dining table) and corrects herself, she will get a treat. So she repeats these actions to get treats. If we don't reward her with treats, she will stay on the table until she does. We remove her and she jumps right back. And now she associates jumping on and off the table with getting treats. How do we teach her to stay away from the table?
This is such a beautiful question. It's the type of problem that people who are doing things right can potentially have. There are 3 things I'd start doing right away: - Kick the cat of the table as many times as needed. NEVER again reward for getting down. - Teach the cat to stay in one place and reward them when they do so. This will make staying where you want rewarding, which is better than getting rewarded from leaving where you don't want them. - Introduce intermitent reinforcement. Don't reward every time, just sporadically. This triggers the gambling effect. They won't know when they are going to get rewarded so they'll stay in the place for longer to get that treat.
There are many good alternatives! A word cue like "YES" or "GOOD" work well. Also snapping fingers it's an option. The only call out is that you have to be consistent with the noise, regardless of what it is, or the sound will be meaningless! I posted a video talking about this: th-cam.com/video/2yjpGUfiXHw/w-d-xo.html
Yep they are Edit: My cat ran away 3 hours after I wrote this comment. I can't find him. He was a house cat and will probably die soon. Edit2 We found the cat, now I will teach him everything 😭
Hey Albert! Love your videos :). Is it possible to train a cat without a clicker? My cat is barely 2 months ago, and she already is very VERY mischievous. She loves biting things (especially my hands and feet). I want her to stop doing it, but a lot of videos I saw on it was via clicker. Please do help! Thanks :)
Yes, absolutely. The clicker is only a marker of behaviors. It helps bridge the gap between the behavior and receiving a reward but if you are precise and use always the same word, like "YES" that works as well. I'm right now working on a video that talks about that. Will publish it next week!
Personally I use exactly the same voice tones and words each time. I also click my tongue and if my cat is being exceptionally nice, then I'm exceptionally smoochy and I make sure he chases me around and I throw pieces of paper and other little toys that he can chase around until he is very tired and then he has a good little rest. That way, if my cat does something that I don't like, biting at me or scratching, none of the attention he wants will ever happen. he is basically learning that biting and scratching equals completely ignoring and no interest in chasing and playing. I also don't touch him very much. I give him a pat and tell him he's a good boy and then I leave him alone so that he associates handling with only nice experiences and he knows he doesn't have to bite me when I'm touching him. positive interaction each time is key! if he is negative, I don't interact at all. If he is positive, I always interact with him! when he's asleep, I can just leave him be.
1) My cat doesn’t run to the fridge because she never eats human food 2) My cat has left one of her toys in the closet again lol 3) Something unusual is happening! Or she’s spotted a bug!
How to train your cats when they are together they are 6 months old now and always together..they haven't learned to listen to their name yet because they are always together 😮
There are a couple things you can do if you want to train your kittens together: 1) Use a different clicker sound (so that they don't confuse their "click" with their siblings) 2) Teach them different tricks (so they don't both do the trick at the same time) The other alternative, is locking one cat at a time. You can lock yourself with the cat you are training instead of the cat that it's not trained. That makes the experience for the cat that's alone nicer.
my cat likes farm fresh chicken so if she's near the fridge its likely that's what she wants. If my cats are in front the door its time to let her out side If my cat is talking loudly it likely she is yelling at other cat family members
The best way to stop unwanted behavior is divided in 3 parts: - Understand the WHY - Offer an ALTERNATIVE - REWARD for using the alternative I explain this system, how to teach the word no and how to stop your cat from jumpin on counters or door dashing in this video: th-cam.com/video/73Rn963gGdQ/w-d-xo.html If you are more of a reader, take a look at this blog post: www.outdoorbengal.com/blogs/correcting-cat-behavior/teaching-no-to-your-cat-to-stopping-unwanted-behaviors
Use this comment to answer the test at the beginning 00:36 of the video!
1 food
2 to go out
3 he wants to attract my attention and will surprise me and scare me on the way to him 😂 last time he even touched me from behind and disappeared before i could turn back 😂
OMG! Point 3 is so cute! Mia want to play when she meows from the other side of the house!
1 they want to jump inside the fridge
2 open the door
3 he has to poop and wants everyone to know its about to happen lol
3 - HAHAHAHAHA Mia does that as well!! VERY VERY loud meows!
@@OutdoorBengal so it’s not just me good to know. It took me months to figure out what he wanted, led to me getting him a friend.
I learned about clicker training from you, before getting my kitten, and now i see we can understand each other more than expected and do things other people are surprised about 😊
Fake comments😂
Hi Albert! I’m in a pretty tough spot in life now, and I am thinking of getting a bengal cat (my first pet ever) after I settle at a new place in a new city. After I am done with my day, I just sit in my room alone and watch your videos, I had so much fun learning about your tricks, mia is actually just adorable, and I just have a lot of fun at night now. I am really thankful that I found your channel as my resource and my emotional support, I love your videos, they are clear and warm. I will now forever be a proud subscriber of yours and I can’t wait to show you my own cat!
Hello! I hope your life takes a turn soon and you've got some light ahead of you.
I'm very happy to hear that our videos are helping you and encouraging you to get a cat! Cats can be a lot of work, but sometimes is this work that help you wake up in the morning. Be ready to take a lot of new responsibilities! Wishin you the best!
Foos, Out, and ME! I love your videos! i just ordered my clickers and am excited to start training my new Kitten. I rescued her from a shelter. I have a couple vids up and look forward to sharing what I learn in upcoming videos on my channel. I subscribed and wanted to Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!
Hey, Albert! Good to see you again! I got a new cat about 5 months ago, after having a cat who was aggressive and that I had to rehome 😢 So I was ready to work with a cooperative new cat and learned about clicker training just before I found her. She is showing great aptitude for this. Cat questions: 1)food, hopefully a special treat. 2) he wants to get through the door, and he knows that you help him out with that. 3) he needs your attention right where he is! I see you producing merch now...I hope that this adventure is successful for both of you. ❤❤❤
Hello!!
Thank you for the kind words! I hope all goes great with your new cat!
1) I feed Mia raw, I use Darwins but I'd recommend you to check your cat first with a Vet to make sure they have their immune system in check before switching. Regarding treats, I use freeze dried chicken: amzn.to/3sggNFL
2) To prevent door dashing I always recommend using a harness 100% of the time they go out. Stablish a routine so they get used to waiting for the harness before leaving the house. If you don't walk them yet, consider doing it, it's a great form of enrichment and will help you control their outdoor drive. (once they've tried it, they'll want more, so only start if you are ready to continue)
3) She's a cat. It's normal. Try to anticipate their needs for enrichment upfront and she won't bother as much. 2 cats can help, and they are not necessarily twice as much work!
Much love!
Your videos have helped me so much to train my cat complex tricks! From clicker training to sitting on my shoulder, I've been training her since october of 2022 and we've slowly built up backpack, harness, and leash training. I've been working towards the goal of being able to take my cat to the park and outdoors in general, and we're finally coming close to it! Any tips for car training and getting a cat comfortable in a car? It's the only thing I have left to train her.
That is awesome! I'm so glad they help... You've been with us for a while!! 2022 was almost at the beginning of the journey! :)
Awesome vid and awesome cat broski!❤
Hi! New subscriber here 😊
I stumbled across your videos and have been lowkey studying them for a bit now😅 I have a 5 year old indoor/outdoor cat (he started as indoor but had a strong desire to go outside). I want him to be more of an indoor car, but I want to harness train him so that I can walk him outdoors etc.
I’ve gotten him on a feeding schedule AND have been charging my clicker for maybe a week and half. I think he might be ready to start with more training.
In what order would recommend to train him in with the tricks after charging the clicker? For example would this be recommended:
1. Finger train
2. Come when called
3. Sit and stay
4. Harness train
Would you suggest starting with another trick before the finger trick?
I started training Mia when she was 12weeks old. I started with some easy tricks like come when called and finger targetting and got to more complex tricks once she was comfortable with those. You can find more about it in this video: th-cam.com/video/YxxCqtJ93zU/w-d-xo.html
My cat is 1 year old and is very shy she has hiding places and high places but is still very shy we have 2 dogs and 2 OTHER cats in a apartment what can I do?
1- She wants food or wants to see whats available. 2- She wants you to open the door for her, although when mine wants that, she reaches up for the door handle and looks at me and meows at me. 3- She wants you to go to her, for any number of reasons, but she wants you to go to her.
3!!! Same with Mia! My presence is required!
how old is your Mia? My Milla will be 2 at the end of September and she looks so similar to Mia, they could be sisters lol @@OutdoorBengal
@@Ash-fw4uk She's 3!! Turned 3 a few months ago!
My cat had kittens and we’re keeping one of them. I want to train her, but idk when to start. She’s currently 5 weeks, when is a good time to start??? Please answer this. Thank you, i love your channel ❤
I started training Mia when she was 12weeks old. I started with some easy tricks like come when called and finger targetting and got to more complex tricks once she was comfortable with those. You can find more about it in this video: th-cam.com/video/YxxCqtJ93zU/w-d-xo.html
@@OutdoorBengal thank you for your reply! Do you think I can start earlier or should I wait?
@@WillowTheGreatDane I hope you won't mind if I share some insights from hand rearing and lead and harness training our cats? Because at 5 weeks old, I personally would wait as she's most likely teething, learning physical boundaries (what's too high, what's too far, heavy, etc.) and very emotionally impressionable. It's like asking a toddler to handle a big bike AND have road sense. A 5-weeker might be able to _physically_ do what you're asking but if something goes wrong, you can scare them for life and even affect the disposition of the kitten.
I don't know if mama cat is around, but they usually are still feeding their babies and taking over can affect milk schedules and parent-child bonding, which could delay weaning.I started at 8 weeks when they no longer depended on their mum for nutrition. Depending on where you live, it should be a bit cooler/warmer by then too. PS for teething and mischief at 5 weeks I wore them out with play sessions 3-4 times daily. Laser pointer & stretchy fabric-type wand did wonders. Mama cat also appreciated the rest time! I sincerely hope this helps. 🐈⬛✨
@@MelissaChapin Ofc. She could care less right now 😂. I’m just trying to figure out when to start. Did your cat do good at 8 weeks? (Thanks for the tips on they’re chaotic ness lol)
1. Food 2. Open the door. 3. Deaf cat = Where are you? Other cat = I'm playing and excited. or I'm bored. Come play with me.
I’m loving these answers ❤️❤️❤️
Aloha!
1. Chicken wing or foot or whatever fresh raw meat’s in there
2. To go through the door out if she’s inside and to come in if she’s outside
3. “Do you know where the lizard I just caught is-I can’t find it!” I can’t count the number of times I’ve moved things, crawled around on the floor with a headband flashlight, and trapped a lizard. It goes into her “swiss cheese” box to keep it better contained.
P.S. She now jumps into her backpack carrier, sits, and stares at me wanting a treat (I haven’t given in). She also, thanks to you, sits and high-fives. Mahalo for your and Mia’s inspiration and FUNtastic times! Happy Hawaiian Hugz!🧡 🌋 💛 🤙🏽 ❤️ 🌺 💜
Wow! You've got a pro in the house! Thanks for the love!!!
Just started charging the clicker and the first round went well, but the two next rounds, she pulled away from the treat when I clicked and I'm starting to think she think I click to stop her from getting the treat.. It's a dog clicker and she's pretty wary around loud noises..
1. She wanna climb inside the fridge..
2. She wants to go outside..
3. She got stuck behind a moving box.. again..
Some cats get startled by the loud noise. There are quiet clickers that might help: amzn.to/3qX8Jtn On the other hand, consider clicking further away from your cat, sometimes the clicker on your back can help.
If you where tossing the treat away after clicking, she might be getting ready for running. Make sure you leave the trick nearby after clicking. Don't give up, it takes more than 20 clicks for the cat to start understanding.
1 - My cat doesn't react to the opening of the fridge door. 2 - My cat sits in front of a closed door until I allow her to go inside. I only open the door when she stops "whining." I have a hamster, and he free roams the living room at night, the reason she's been trained to accept closed doors. 3 - My cat doesn’t really meow, and she doesn’t make loud noises. If ever she meowed, it would be soft and short and cute. This means food ahora mismo! 😁
Your cat seems to be a sweetheart!
@@OutdoorBengal 😆 🤣 😂 😹 Yes and no! She knows how to train me without a clicker 😆 🤣 😂 😹. By the way, thanks for your videos. I enjoy and appreciate them. Mia is so clever and adorable.
Thanks so much for the love! She's great :))))@@TheNutbrittle
Hey, nice to find your videos! Bella is not a bengal cat, might be a tiger cat? French here ;)
I'm not sure i understood the test. Did you mean you wanted us to find out what the cat wants in the three situations?
In that case 1. Eat ;)
2. Thinks you need to buy something for her in this shop? 😅 never had this situation!
3. She needs me for something that might be urgent. Just guessing! 😉
1. Hungry 2. Waiting to get in, or don't open that door if they're sleeping (depending on disposition of the cat-I have one of each). 3. Looking for you and is either frightened or has a menial task for the servants, i.e. me. Probably the second one.
1. food or cool air feeling 2. you to open the door 3. could be anything, maybe to be talked back to - attention of any kind - to play
3 for us is always, "come here I'm bored"! haha
Koshka ❤
My cat has learned that if she does something wrong (e.g. jumps on dining table) and corrects herself, she will get a treat. So she repeats these actions to get treats. If we don't reward her with treats, she will stay on the table until she does. We remove her and she jumps right back. And now she associates jumping on and off the table with getting treats. How do we teach her to stay away from the table?
This is such a beautiful question. It's the type of problem that people who are doing things right can potentially have.
There are 3 things I'd start doing right away:
- Kick the cat of the table as many times as needed. NEVER again reward for getting down.
- Teach the cat to stay in one place and reward them when they do so. This will make staying where you want rewarding, which is better than getting rewarded from leaving where you don't want them.
- Introduce intermitent reinforcement. Don't reward every time, just sporadically. This triggers the gambling effect. They won't know when they are going to get rewarded so they'll stay in the place for longer to get that treat.
@@OutdoorBengal Thank you so much!
❤❤lol❤
Can I use a pen as a clicker?
There are many good alternatives! A word cue like "YES" or "GOOD" work well. Also snapping fingers it's an option.
The only call out is that you have to be consistent with the noise, regardless of what it is, or the sound will be meaningless!
I posted a video talking about this: th-cam.com/video/2yjpGUfiXHw/w-d-xo.html
can u teach Persia n cat please I'm a subscriber
Any cat can learn! Absolutely! Regardless of Age and Breed!
💛
1. Wondering what's in the fridge 2 and 3
open the noor
sweet! Doors are so annoyin! haha
Yep they are
Edit: My cat ran away 3 hours after I wrote this comment. I can't find him. He was a house cat and will probably die soon.
Edit2 We found the cat, now I will teach him everything 😭
Lol
Hey Albert! Love your videos :). Is it possible to train a cat without a clicker? My cat is barely 2 months ago, and she already is very VERY mischievous. She loves biting things (especially my hands and feet). I want her to stop doing it, but a lot of videos I saw on it was via clicker. Please do help! Thanks :)
Yes, absolutely. The clicker is only a marker of behaviors. It helps bridge the gap between the behavior and receiving a reward but if you are precise and use always the same word, like "YES" that works as well. I'm right now working on a video that talks about that. Will publish it next week!
Thanks a lot! @@OutdoorBengal 😽
Personally I use exactly the same voice tones and words each time. I also click my tongue and if my cat is being exceptionally nice, then I'm exceptionally smoochy and I make sure he chases me around and I throw pieces of paper and other little toys that he can chase around until he is very tired and then he has a good little rest. That way, if my cat does something that I don't like, biting at me or scratching, none of the attention he wants will ever happen. he is basically learning that biting and scratching equals completely ignoring and no interest in chasing and playing. I also don't touch him very much. I give him a pat and tell him he's a good boy and then I leave him alone so that he associates handling with only nice experiences and he knows he doesn't have to bite me when I'm touching him. positive interaction each time is key! if he is negative, I don't interact at all. If he is positive, I always interact with him! when he's asleep, I can just leave him be.
1. My cat wants wet food now
2. His little sister is stuck in the closet/cabinet.
3. He wants me to play with him
hahaha love them!! :)
Meow loudly
Need my attention
1) My cat doesn’t run to the fridge because she never eats human food
2) My cat has left one of her toys in the closet again lol
3) Something unusual is happening! Or she’s spotted a bug!
buuuuugs! creators of chaos
I’ve done some basic clicker work with my cat and it’s amazing how quickly she learns. But even without training, we’ve learned to communicate well.
@@OutdoorBengal While Peony is a great hunter, she yells to get my attention and waits for me to kill the bug haha
How to train your cats when they are together they are 6 months old now and always together..they haven't learned to listen to their name yet because they are always together 😮
There are a couple things you can do if you want to train your kittens together:
1) Use a different clicker sound (so that they don't confuse their "click" with their siblings)
2) Teach them different tricks (so they don't both do the trick at the same time)
The other alternative, is locking one cat at a time. You can lock yourself with the cat you are training instead of the cat that it's not trained. That makes the experience for the cat that's alone nicer.
my cat likes farm fresh chicken so if she's near the fridge its likely that's what she wants.
If my cats are in front the door its time to let her out side
If my cat is talking loudly it likely she is yelling at other cat family members
haha love how we all know our cats so well!
1) Cheese
2) Cheese
3) Cheese
hahahahahahahahahahaha
How do you train your kitten not to jump on the table and counter ??
The best way to stop unwanted behavior is divided in 3 parts:
- Understand the WHY
- Offer an ALTERNATIVE
- REWARD for using the alternative
I explain this system, how to teach the word no and how to stop your cat from jumpin on counters or door dashing in this video:
th-cam.com/video/73Rn963gGdQ/w-d-xo.html
If you are more of a reader, take a look at this blog post:
www.outdoorbengal.com/blogs/correcting-cat-behavior/teaching-no-to-your-cat-to-stopping-unwanted-behaviors
Sit by door want out on porch