What kind of tricks can your cats do???
Zorro can sit, clap, and stay.
Zorro can sit, clap, and stay.
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Can your cats do tricks??
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Staring at me when I ask them to do something.
Pretending to be deaf.
Hearing a fridge door open from 200 yards.
Pretending to be deaf.
Hearing a fridge door open from 200 yards.
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lol. Mine do the fridge trick too.
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One or possibly even both of my boys attempted to chat with my friends online the other day when I was away from the computer for a few minutes.
Nikita can sit, stand on two legs, jump between chairs on cue and jump to locations when I tap them twice.
We're currently working on jumping over a pole (which will then later be through a hoop. Clicker training is quite fun
We're currently working on jumping over a pole (which will then later be through a hoop. Clicker training is quite fun
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I've tried the clicker training, but I find it doesn't work for Zorro that well.
I'm trying to teach Boo how to sit, but its going very slow, he's just to hyper and has a short attention span. I'm sure he'll get it eventually though.
I also want to teach him how to roll over, I think it would be funny.
I'm trying to teach Boo how to sit, but its going very slow, he's just to hyper and has a short attention span. I'm sure he'll get it eventually though.
I also want to teach him how to roll over, I think it would be funny.
Oliver's really smart and probably could be trained to do specific tricks, but I haven't tried real hard
He's pretty good with "up" and "come" but come is more just his reaction to the word or ASL sign for cookie, haha... If I say or show cookie, he will stop in his tracks and run to me haha... guess I could start working with him now that I've graduated and am still jobless haha (wonder if there's demand for cat trainers lol)
He's pretty good with "up" and "come" but come is more just his reaction to the word or ASL sign for cookie, haha... If I say or show cookie, he will stop in his tracks and run to me haha... guess I could start working with him now that I've graduated and am still jobless haha (wonder if there's demand for cat trainers lol)
Pretty much just 'trained' to jump all over me when he hears the can of food come out and to jump on the couch right where I'm about to sit when I sit... he will give kisses when I say "kisses" but only if he wants kisses (or I get smacked
), and he will come when I call, but will ignore me if he really doesn't want to... I tried sit, high five... he did it a few times for treats then got over it and looked at me like I was crazy... he doesn't like being told what to do I guess
Originally Posted by Epona
Staring at me when I ask them to do something.
Pretending to be deaf.
Hearing a fridge door open from 200 yards.
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Wait, you're supposed to train the cats? In my house, the cats train ME!
Tsar has officially learned "come here". I say it and tap twice on my leg and she comes every time now. I haven't tried when she's napping but I'm sure she'd just ignore me then so I don't want to ruin my track record
. She also knows the fridge trick
and I'm trying to teach her to sit but not having any success at it haha.
She knows "kisses" too which is so cute
she likes the "climb up my pant leg until she gets to my arms so i have to pay attention to her" game, and the "Kick everything off of the table when I'm doing homework, or off the nightstand when we're sleeping" game. Those are her favorite.
She knows "kisses" too which is so cute
she likes the "climb up my pant leg until she gets to my arms so i have to pay attention to her" game, and the "Kick everything off of the table when I'm doing homework, or off the nightstand when we're sleeping" game. Those are her favorite.
Oh yeah, I forgot that Ollie does know "kisses"... sometimes he responds to that with head butts, but if I say it another time or two, I get tounge kisses.... he's pretty decent about coming when called from the other room too (of course "cookies" will get him to come from anywhere)
He also knows the ASL sign for "food" which to him signifies his wet food (kibble is always available to him)... upon seeing the sign, he'll promptly run to the closet where it's kept and follow me then jump up on the dresser where he gets it fed to him (can't go on the floor or the dog steals it) - meowing all the while, teehee
He also knows the ASL sign for "food" which to him signifies his wet food (kibble is always available to him)... upon seeing the sign, he'll promptly run to the closet where it's kept and follow me then jump up on the dresser where he gets it fed to him (can't go on the floor or the dog steals it) - meowing all the while, teehee
Both Mittens and Cassy can open the cabinet doors, that's where I keep their litter boxes.
Friday opens doors.
Hemmy can fly if a treat is out of his gravitational pull.
Hemmy can fly if a treat is out of his gravitational pull.
Moose will, on command, jump into my arms, then he'll climb onto my head (ouch!). He will also coming running when I clap my hands.
Lucy will run from wherever she is when I click the laser light on and off.
Lucy will run from wherever she is when I click the laser light on and off.
Saki can fetch.
And he also understands 'come give mama kisses'. He will come lick my earlobes and head nudge me when I say that
And he also understands 'come give mama kisses'. He will come lick my earlobes and head nudge me when I say that
BWahahahahahaaaa!Originally Posted by Epona
Staring at me when I ask them to do something.
Pretending to be deaf.
Hearing a fridge door open from 200 yards.
