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The benefits of cat training are vast. "Training provides mental and physical stimulation as well as positive social contact," Jones says. "Just the act of training in and of itself is incredibly valuable for frustrated, bored, shy, and fearful cats." Before you start your cat training endeavor, walk a minute in her paws. Unlike dogs who relate to their family like toddler-aged children, according to behaviorist Stanley Coren, PhD, DSc, FRSC, cats are more like teenagers. While dogs will cooperate for a few kind words, cats are motivated on a pay-to-play basis. Dismissive of our gushy excitement, cats will participate in training games only if the rewards are worthwhile.

Let’s not pretend that cats don’t have something of a bipolar reputation. People who have yet to discover the magic of their own pet cat often regard them as uncaring, moody, hard to please and more. The thing is they’re very often correct. However, it’s worth considering that the problem doesn’t necessarily rest with the animals themselves, but rather with us as humans misunderstanding some of their feline signs and signals. Which is why it’s worth looking at the following 12 things that cats hate and dearly wishes you would just stop. Yes, I am being held hostage by my cat. Yes, he is forcing me to write this article. Please send for help.

There’s no denying that cats are the most amazing pet in the world! And while everyone has their own opinion on what cats love the most, science has a few ideas on the matter. In this blog post, we will take a look at 12 things that cats love according to science! This will enable you to implement all of these things into your cats life, to provide them with optimal health and wellbeing.