Cat Training Guide Part 1, How to Teach Stay

Some people believes that  it is impossible to make a cat do a trick or to follow command. We got a good news for you. Teaching  your cat is just like  as simple as teaching a dog. Very unknown to others, cats are very intellectual animals. They are very capable of learning a new tricks if you just teach them in a proper way and  in the right manner. That is why we will give you the basics of training your cat. Here is Cat Training Guide  for you and learn how to teach stay to your cat.






CAT TRAINING GUIDE PART 1

HOW TO TEACH STAY

 

Teaching your cat to stay is simple as reciting ABC. The only problem you will encounter is your cat's behavior. Is it normal to a cat to be distracted easily, Especially when they see moving objects. That is why I am suggesting you that when in come in training sessions, Find a quiet place, so that your cats will be more focus on what you teach.

Things You Need in Training your Cat

Clicker - This will serve as a confirmatory sounds to your cat that he done something good.Click this every time your cat obey your command and follow it by giving a reward.

Reward - your reward maybe in the form of food. Or anything your pet cat wants. Select something your cat really likes to eat as a food reward, maybe a tuna or small pieces of cooked chicken. Be consistent with the command words you use. It will only confuse your cat if you say "come" on some occasions and "here" on others.

Make Your Cat Follows the Command Stay 

Tips:

The tricks in teaching your cat to stay is to place a food in the floor teen feet away from your cat.  when your cat  approaches, put your hand out to stop , call her by her name and say, "Stay," and if she stops, make the clicking sound and reward her. If she keeps on coming, hold your hand out again and repeat the command, "Stay." Reward her only when she stops.

Repeat the process until your cat knows that "Stay" means she should freeze in her tracks.

Training one command may take you from one or two days to a week or so, so please  be patient. Make the training sessions fun for your cat and for you and make them something your cat wants to participate in.