Cat Behavior – Cat incremental training using positive reinforcement techniques
Posted on Monday, February 8th, 2010
Many people say that training a cat is hard to do. Cats are very difficult to train. Well, if you use some basic techniques of cat training can be as easily trained as dogs.
When it comes to cat training most people do not even try because they think it is too hard. Dogs on the other hand seem too eager to learn tricks to get our love. Cats on the other hand do not seem too interested in learning tricks just for our affection, it seems as if you just want to be alone to sleep.
There are many examples of how to train a cat. For example, my friend taught her cat to use a human toilet, and my cat can play ball. Teaching your cat to these and other behaviors is easy if you use positive reinforcement and additional training.
The only positive reinforcement means rewarding your cat for the simple things that you've done well. For example, when my cat would ever again toy I'd like to show that affection by petting it.
When my friend trained his cat toilet training methods that use additional. Slowly, very slowly move the litter box closer to the bathroom every day until the cat was used to being next to the toilet, and then put the litter box at the top of the toilet and finally put a container built into the lid, and finally eliminated.
By combining additional training and positive reinforcement that can quickly train your cat, as fast as training a dog. Start today, by picking a simple trick that you would like to teach your cat and start training the cat.
