A Guide To Cat Training
Cat Training & Kitten Training Tips
For Feline Lovers
What type of
cat is trainable?
Not all cats are
trainable and some of them are not easy to
train.
Here is a list of cat
breeds ... some of the cats listed below are easy to
train and some are not easy to train:
Barman -
long hair, easy to manage, once a week grooming, very
careless, loves humans, gentle, affectionate, inquisitive, will
follow you around the house, very clever.
Siamese -
verbal, loving, can be difficult, needs serious daily
play and contact to their arousing and mental status, does not
like to be left alone.
Snowshoe
- An uncommon breed of cat, warm, playful,
great personality enjoys the indoor living.
Somali - is a
very intelligent, playful, active, extreme elegance, grace,
alertness. This type of cat can be gentle, loyal, sensitive,
has a sense of humor, requires minimum care for grooming,
loves to play, loves water, and loves to be next to you or in
the lap napping. Will capture you heart.
Pixie-Bob
- is very trainable, bright, loyal, family breed. The hair
can be long or short.
American
Bobtail - is not a wild nature cat. They
have an untamed look, medium to large
size.
Anatolian - is
a mild, kind cat, elder cats might have trouble adapting to a
classic pet cat's life.
Bengal
- active, clever companions. Very friendly
breed of cat. Most pet Bengal’s may look wild, but not in
character.
Ocicat
- looks like a small wild spotted cat, household feline,
energetic, affectionate, and very public despite their wild
look; they are gracious, sociable, people-oriented cats without
being clingy or intolerable. They are clever, dedicated,
extremely adaptable companions.
Persian - The
most familiar and easily the most well-known cat. This cat
breed displays a broad array of colors and patterns.
Persians are known for their quiet, mild temper and are
a loving cat breed. Although easygoing, they are playful
in their own way. Their long hair mats easily. General daily
grooming is required, at least 20 minutes per day, with a
one-hour grooming weekly to keep the hair in good
condition.
Selkirk
Rex - is a enduring, broadminded, affectionate
cat that enjoys a good cuddle. Not a good choice for
someone with cat allergies as they shed
their undercoat.
Rag
doll - has a quiet and easygoing nature.
Perhaps it is the gentlest and most laid-back of all cat
breeds. It's a big, household loving breed of cat. Their long
hair needs minimum care.
Exotic - is a
passive, mild cat with a yielding nature. A thoughtful cat that
enjoys sitting on laps and likes the comforts of home. Their
grooming needs to be done each day with a weekly grooming of at
least an hour.
Sphinx - is a
contented, friendly cat. A huge outgoing, aware, and very
inquisitive cat, enjoys the company of humans and other pets.
Their skin feels like warm, soft suede, and does need grooming
also without the hair.
This is a list of
some cats with some traits to help you look for a trainable
cat. There are many different breeds of cats to choose from and
choosing the breed that is right for you and your
family requires some research. Check out the internet and cat
books for more information on the different breeds of cats,
before choosing your new pet. After you have researched the
different breeds, you might want to consider visiting a humane
society. This can give you an idea of the some of the cats that
you may be looking for. Remember that cats
have different personalities and traits ... some need a
lot of attention and some will need a lot of grooming. It's
important to find a cat or kitten that you will be able to
train and have as a friend.
Looking for the right
cat breed and individual pet should be a family project, as the
cat will need to adjust not only to you, but to your entire
family as well.
"A Guide To Cat Training" continues on the following
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"resources" section of this website, or go to articles about
cats.
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