In this book is background information which is very important for training, designed to help you see everything from your cat's point of view. You will be able to train your cat to jump through hoops or roll over on instruction. More importantly, you will be able to teach him to stay within the boundaries of your home and to behave in public.
It would be best to make a training plan that helps to get your cat to have good manners- doing normal and natural cat things in the appropriate place at the right time- that satisfies you and other cats.
This article will help you find a middle ground so that you are able to teach the cat the best you can in order so you can live with and abide to it.
It's important to stop bad habits in their tracks. Behavior problems you have with your cat may not be preventable in the early days. It's just a pity the kitten is only is sweet until it reaches twelve weeks old. Kittens who play with your bare hand will, in months to come,become the cat who gets a full set of teeth to sink into your wrist- carrying on doing as you had taught it to do.
The best rule of thumb is to follow common sense, and don’t encourage behavior that you will not want to see later on, and to stop any behavior that you never want to see happening.
Your cat's behavior is very important to understand. There are some of the cats behaviors that can't be ignored completely. You can teach you cat to accept what you feel is socially acceptable in your household. This is also known as behavior modification.
A common feline behavior is scratching. Yes, scratching is a behavior for which many cats can be dewclawed for. While losing their claws may be a solution, it can be very painful for the cat. It's not always the cats fault, it merely has not been taught a way to behave toward an acceptable object (such as a properly constructed scratching post) instead of other things such as wallpaper, doors, furniture, and clothes.
