OT: Cat agility - Is a cat really trainable?

[Tomoko Schum]

Since we don't have any new posting at the moment, I am going to share an amazing video.
Wish I could do this with my kitties.

[video=youtube_share;jr0CwHfNcdY]http://youtu.be/jr0CwHfNcdY[/video]

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Since my cats are not really excited about the prospect of exercizing, Reilly and I are thinking about training our hyper weiner dog Henry to join a flyball team This video happens to be a dachshund team although the ones around here probably is a mixed dog team.

[video=youtube_share;FwVUGv605rc]http://youtu.be/FwVUGv605rc[/video]

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Border Collies in this video are so fast. I just realized that owners run, too, but only to a part of the way (hew...)

[video=youtube_share;CBWSe6C973s]http://youtu.be/CBWSe6C973s[/video]

 

[revhtree Verified Admin]

Enjoyed the cat video!

 

[JSB]

Since we don't have any new posting at the moment, I am going to share an amazing video.
Wish I could do this with my kitties.

I have trained my cats to ignore all people without food, seek and find spots of sunshine in my house and guard them by laying in them, identify dark clothing by rubbing up against the person wearing it, and to occasionally mine the hallway with a hairball trap. These simple tricks are really easy to train. You should give it a shot. :bigsmile:

 

[Tomoko Schum]

Well, my cats trained me to give them some treats by leading me to the pantry door where the cat treats are kept I am easy to train, lol

 

[H@rry]

We have trained ours to take really long naps and avoid all visitors (except Tomoko).

 

[JSB]

We have trained ours to take really long naps and avoid all visitors (except Tomoko).

As I have never seen your cats, I must admit your training program is working. Perhaps you should write a book.