Many dog owners know that the cat training and dog training are not at the same level of difficulty. The style is very independent and indifferent. If the owner trains them in time, they can slowly perform some simple tasks. Let's take a look at what can be done after Cat Training?

Cats can learn some basic tasks, but it's important to understand their psychology. Cats respond well if they are praised and will learn their tasks and give them appropriate rewards in a timely manner. Cats have short attention spans, and their real interest lies in playing with the plush ball, a simple game that increases cat efficiency with exercise. Food and compliments are also essential, just compliments and a toy will suffice.

Some cats are not toilet trained, but most can be successfully trained. Cats like clean facilities, but may have been taught by their mothers to pull feces on top of sand, litter, and soil. Apparently young cats have been trained and even mature. You can buy special items to train your cat, but be sure to make a plan.

Leash training is another skill that requires some patience, but if you plan to give your cat some fresh air, walking is a great way to get some exercise. To make sure they don't get lost, it's safer to use a mounting harness when riding in a car and will prevent slipping and hurting your neck! Some owners even teach their cats to go for walks like dogs, so don't go too far Now, keep a certain distance from the cat and give some praises or give some food rewards from time to time, so that the cat will be more passionate and confident, and the relationship between you will be maintained better.