Complete Cat Training System

Ever tried to train a cat or any other pet? If yes, you have probably realized that it is frustrating and it isn't a simple task. There are three rules to follow when training a cat; REWARD, PRAISE, and POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT.

Basic cat training encourages good behavior and discourages bad behavior. Anything you want your cat to do should be rewarding, enjoyable, and pleasant. Likewise, those things you don't want your cat to do should be unpleasant, not enjoyable, and should never be rewarded. It is important to remember that reprimands don't work in cat training. Punishment will only cause the cat to mistrust you and to repeat the bad behavior, when you are not around.

1. Stop using the Litter Box
A cat that suddenly stops using the litter box is making a statement: something is wrong. If your cat won't use the litter box your first call should be to your vet. It could be illness (a urinary tract infection is a serious illness and requires prompt veterinary care). Once you have ruled out a medical reason other possible causes include; a dirty litter box, change in the type of litter you use, or perhaps something scared her the last time she used the litter box, distress over the introduction of a new pet or baby into the home, or moving to a new home, .

2. Scratching or Clawing Furnitures
A good scratching post should help eliminate this problem. If your cat prefers using both the post and your furniture there are other methods for discouraging him or her. You can cover the item he is scratching with unpleasant material such as plastic, double-sided tape, or aluminum foil.

3. Spraying or marking territory with urine
Spraying usually involves just a small amount of urine on walls, furniture, floor, or occasionally the owner's bed or clothes. A trail of urine on the floor means the cat was standing to spray not squatting to urinate. Since the frequency with which it occurs is related to hormone levels and sexual state, the problem can be reduced or eliminated by neutering the cat.

4. Chewing Plants
If your cat spends some time outdoors where grass and plants are readily available she may never touch a houseplant. Indoor cats have little choice but to go after these plants to satisfy their salad craving.

5. Aggresive Cats
When you tickle your kitten's stomach and allow him to wrestle with your fingers he will probably respond by nipping and scratching at your hand. Allowing him to do this reinforces inappropriate behavior and teaches him the hand biting is allowed.

6. Excessive Meowing
There are many good reasons why your cat could be fussing. Does he have fresh food, water and a clean litter box? Have you checked him for injury or sign of illness? Has he been left without companionship for a few days? Is kitty a she-cat longing for a he-cat? Is he a former country farm boy who is now confined to a city apartment?

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These training secrets have been proven time and time again to work. So what's the catch? You have to actually do it! Most people who fail, do so because they never take action.

They don't have the will-power and desire to train their cats. They give up and roll over like a helpless animal... rather than take on their cat's obedience training and achieve immediate results with their training.

If you really truly want a healthy well trained cat who will LISTEN to you wherever you go... if you want to be respected by other cat owners as someone who takes great care of their cat... then there is no doubt in my mind this will work for you.