Post by michaelmorin on May 2, 2018 2:06:25 GMT -5
Hi,
Yet another cat thread. But this one, I'll spare you the pictures and the same old schtick that most of you probably don't care about anyway. This time, I want to discuss training cats. How far can cats be trained?
Now I'm not talking about basic training such as litter box or showing where the food is. Indeed my cats Turbo and Bean required essentially zero intervention on my part. When I had the mother cat, SHE showed them where the litter box was. And they have no problem with their food. I've provided them with plenty of toys and scratching posts. Plus, they have each other to keep company. So other than the occasional roll of toilet paper or paper towels that they sometimes manage to unroll (and rib to shreds), the cats are pretty much well trained.
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Yet another cat thread. But this one, I'll spare you the pictures and the same old schtick that most of you probably don't care about anyway. This time, I want to discuss training cats. How far can cats be trained?
Now I'm not talking about basic training such as litter box or showing where the food is. Indeed my cats Turbo and Bean required essentially zero intervention on my part. When I had the mother cat, SHE showed them where the litter box was. And they have no problem with their food. I've provided them with plenty of toys and scratching posts. Plus, they have each other to keep company. So other than the occasional roll of toilet paper or paper towels that they sometimes manage to unroll (and rib to shreds), the cats are pretty much well trained.
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animated introduction examples