they might be able to, but you would have to teach them that that particular sound is good, not bad. so when you train your cat with a clicker, charge it up. after you clicked the clicker once, treat your cat, until he/she knows that it is good, not bad. so then, when your cat does a behavior that you like, click the clicker and your cat will know that they did something good.
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Cats go on what other cats do, ever since birth. They watch their siblings drink and eat, and their siblings watch their mother. So instincts should say yes, they can be litterbox trained by another cat.
Cats are some of the most intelligent creatures, although at some times they may seem to be outwitted by a rock. They're not dumb; they just have a different logic than ours. They learn differently and they aren't naturally familiar with human contraptions. Even things that seem obvious look different to a cat.
Using mothballs to repel cats is not recommended as they are toxic and can harm the cats. It is best to use humane methods like creating barriers, using repellents specifically designed for cats, or contacting animal control for assistance if necessary.
While it is possible for dogs to harm or even kill cats, it is not typical behavior for well-socialized and trained dogs. Dogs and cats can get along with proper introduction and supervision, but it's important to always be cautious and monitor their interactions.
Hi there...cats can be trained to run obstacle courses similar to what dogs do in agility courses. However, cats need to learn how to use one obstacle at a time and usually it needs to be the last obstacle taught first then the previous obstacle leading back to the first obstacle in the course. This method is known as back-chaining. Each obstacle a cat needs to be trained using operant conditioning techniques and one that works efficiently with a high rate of success is known as clicker training. One terrific book that is an easy and short read is called Clicker Training for Cats by Karen Pryor: http://www.clickertraining.com/cattraining You can purchase this book at just about any bookstore or online. More clicker training info can be found: http://www.petplace.com/cats/clicker-training-your-cat/page1.aspx
An alternative to a spray bottle for behavior training in cats is a handheld clicker. Clicker training involves using a small device that makes a clicking sound to mark desired behaviors, which can be followed by a reward. This method is effective in reinforcing positive behaviors and can be a more gentle and positive approach compared to using a spray bottle.
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yes some cats can do gymnastics if trained
It depends on what your asking it to do... Dogs are usually more willing to do things, but that doesn't make cats any less smart. With the proper bribery you can get your cat to do anything your dog can do- or vise versa. Resources- My own experiences with clicker training- My cats can do more impressive stuff than my dog, because my dog is pretty old. That just goes to show that all animals are different, and need different treatment. Recommendations- I would DEFIANTLY recommend Clicker Training to complete any trick or thing you want your pet to, in a VERY small amount of time. (I trained my cat to do an obstacle course that changes every time in roughly 10 minutes using Clicker Training, and she is a 4 and a half month old kitten.) It is possible that dogs are smarter than cats, because i have a predator showdown book, and it says for the big cats 6,7,and 8 for brains. The wolf is 9 for brains. Cats could be smarter, too because they can do tricks like dogs and they can find their way back home, unlike dogs. Iam personally a cat person, even though at home i have dogs, not cats.
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ask a cat trainer..
It is called a "Cattery".
Animal trainer or lion tamer.
Because cats are stupid and annoying. and people who have cats are lazy..... AR KG
you are wrong. cats can be trained to use the toilet. it takes about 2 weekz of trainig
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