Everyone knows you can train a dog but felines are often overlooked in this department, leaving people to often wonder, can you train a cat?
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Sure, they tout a reputation as being self-sufficient, even downright stubborn sometimes, but don’t let that stop you from trying. Cats can learn tricks. We know that they mirror their owners’ personalities and that they’re more attached to their humans than we give them credit for. They can also walk on a leash. Some even show high levels of interest while going through the training process!
Training a cat is surprisingly similar to training a dog. You can teach them several simple tasks like how to come when you call, to stay still while being groomed, to use the litter box or to play fetch with toys. You can also train cats to stay calm while traveling or how to interact with other people or animals.Eliminate distractions: Before you start your training session, remove anything that could be distracting to your furry friend.
Avoid negative punishment: Cats don’t respond well to punishment. Squirting water or shouting at cats when they’ve done something incorrectly can not only stress them, but it can stress your relationship. If you need to redirect bad behavior, such as scratching furniture, try making a quick, sharp noise or saying the same word each time, like “Whoa!” This is two-fold: It alerts the cat and distracts them from continuing.
“Your cat’s attention span is shorter than yours; you can’t expect her to stay interested every time you’re ready to be the trainer,” the company’s website advises. “Let the lesson dictate how long she’s willing to be in your company.”
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