Cat Training: Learn Cat language. How to Understand and Train Your Cat?

By Stacy Honey

Discover the secrets of cat language and cultivate a harmonious bond with your feline companion!

Is your cat engaging in daring indoor attacks once again?
Are the scratch marks on your furniture becoming overwhelming?
Does your cat still struggle with using the litter box correctly?
Are past vet visits causing unpleasant memories?

No need to worry! This engaging guide to cats will equip you with the knowledge to train your cat effectively and understand their unique language. It is particularly beneficial for young, shy cats or new additions to the family, ensuring a future free of inconveniences and surprises. By establishing proper training, you'll create a harmonious environment for both your cat and yourself.

What will you (and your cat) learn from this comprehensive book?

The fundamentals of cat language, including interpreting ear positions, scratching behavior, and more.
Effective techniques for bonding with your cat.
Cat agility exercises to stimulate underutilized or bored cats.
Popular cat commands such as "give your paw," "sit," "high five," and more.
Tips for making vet visits stress-free.
Successful strategies for clicker training and target training.
Proper utilization of verbal and non-verbal communication.
...and much more awaits you in these pages!
 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Castillo Lopez
• Release date: May 20, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223581147

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Table of Contents

Chapter 1: The language of cats – learning to understand the tiger

Your cat's tail - a signal that can be seen from afar

The ears reveal what is being thought among the eavesdroppers

The Signs of a Happy Cat

How do you communicate with your cat?

Chapter 2: Cat training - building a bond between humans and animals

Properly acclimating a young cat

Introduce a shy cat into the family

Bach flower drops for shy cats

Recognizing boredom in cats

The clicker training - currently in everyone's ears

And this is how clicker training works!

The most important things at a glance

Step Two of Clicker Training - Replace the cat's undesirable behaviors with desirable behaviors

Communication by hand signals

Communication through verbal commands

The target training – particularly practical for on the go

Switch from the target stick to the hand

Cat Agility - This way it is guaranteed not to be boring at home

Use smells the cat can't resist

Targeted use of disruptive noises and surfaces

Little tricks against boredom

Give Paw!

Give a high five

To sit up and beg

Teach the cat to fetch – train sequences

Make your visit to the vet as stress-free as possible

Break the habit of playing painful games

Chapter 3: Where cat training falls on deaf cat ears...

Mistake #1: Scolding the cat

Mistake #2: Lure with food

Mistake #3: Perfect timing, Your Majesty

Mistake #4: It's rule change time

Mistake number 5: hitting, kicking, scratching, biting are a no go!

Mistake #6: Pressuring the cat

Mistake number 7: Disturb the cat while it is eating

Mistake #8: Putting or carrying the cat on your lap

Mistake #9: Staring at the cat

Mistake #10: Your cat is perfect

Final word

Cat Training: Learn Cat language. How to Understand and Train Your Cat?

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Author: Stacy Honey

Chapter 1: The language of cats – learning to understand the tiger

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Before we can really start with cat training, I would like to tell you a little about cat language. Cat training is much easier for you and your cat if you understand your cat's language! Your tiger has probably also learned a little about your way of communicating in the time spent together. Now it's your turn to get to know your cat's language better.

While every cat is unique, as cats are, some general behaviors can be observed in almost all cats. And it is precisely these general behaviors and expressions that this chapter is about. This is an ideal basis for finding out the intricacies of your house tiger's communication and being able to interpret it better. Cats usually have a very expressive body language, using their eyes, ears, tail and posture in a way that is particularly recognizable to us humans. But also via the verbal communication "Meow? Meow!', your cat's coat and movements provide