Cat Training: The Definitive Step By Step Guide to Training Your Cat Positively, With Minimal Effort

by Robert Meadows

Have you ever wondered what your cat is thinking or trying to tell you in his language?For many of us, cat language feels foreign, difficult to understand, and even harder to decipher.We all know about the effects that an untrained cat can have on our stress levels and wallet.Proper training and care can make it easy to raise a well-behaved and loving companion.More often than not, cats can have tricky to solve behavior problems that can easily escalate with time.Due to their nature, cats can sometimes seem unpredictable and apparently less inclined to cooperate with us.Here's some of what you can expect to learn inside the pages of this what triggers bad behaviors and what training mistakes to avoid so you can accelerate the learning process.Understanding what your cat is trying to tell you in his language and completely eliminate guesswork.How to potty train your cat so that he doesn't turn your entire house into his own litter box.How to make older cats accept new members of the family without any unwanted behaviors.Learn how short or long training sessions should be based on your cat's age. This is very important!Proper training can have a lot of good benefits on the health and stress levels of your beloved companion. Your cat will thank you for it.The best moment to start with cat training is right now. Don't let those bad habits continue to sink in!What are you waiting for?Bad behaviors and habits can be tricky to revert the more you let your kitten get away with them.Start training your cat the PROPER way today by scrolling up and clicking the BUY NOW button at the top of this page!

43 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 7, 2016

Reviews

[Zuzka Jakúbková · Rating 4 out of 5]

Covers basic stuff. Offers more of an observational type of knowledge than a concrete veterinary/behavioural info. Still good reading for someone who is switching from dogs to cats and cannot understand why isn't the "typical approach to animals" working.

[Annie Ferguson · Rating 3 out of 5]

Maybe for a complete newbie.

This might be an okay starter book for someone who doesn't know the first thing about cats. There isn't much in there. The information given is accurate, though.

[Matthew B. · Rating 3 out of 5]

Overall it was mostly common sense. The book doesn't talk about different tricks one can teach the cat, but it is more for basic animal ownership.

[Lena · Rating 2 out of 5]

Thought it would be about clicker training cats, which it is not. A good read for folks who are new cat owners, but not a book on "Cat Training".

[Florent Revelut · Rating 2 out of 5]

Very shallow book, nothing really fancy or worth reading, it's basically 30 pages of common knowledge (get him a scratchpad, be empathic, don't yell at him, clean its litter....). All true but short and nothing really original.