Think Like a Cat: The Ultimate Guide on Cat Training, Discover Different Techniques and Tips on How to Effectively Train Cats

Written by Philippa Thomas

Narrated by Tanya Neihardt

Think Like a Cat: The Ultimate Guide on Cat Training, Discover Different Techniques and Tips on How to Effectively Train Cats

You might be wondering if it’s possible to train a cat. Between a cat and a dog, we often hear more about dog training than cat training. True, it is not easy to train a cat and not all cats can actually be trained. If you are serious about having a cat that is well-trained, you have to do research first on what type of cat to get in order to make sure you will be able to train it. It is easier to train a kitten than an older cat so you have to consider that as well.

This audiobook will teach you all the crucial information you will need about cat training. You will discover the tips and tricks on how to properly train your cat’s behavior. You will learn all about cat behaviors so that it can give you some ideas when on how you can properly train your cat.

In this audiobook, you will learn about the following topics:

- Cat Behavior Training

- Cat Door Training

- Cat Playing or Fighting

- Cat Toilet Training

- Cat Training Collar

- Cat Training for Severe Weather

- Cat Training Supplies

- Cat Training With a Clicker

- Feeding and Training a Cat

Training your cat can be a fun and rewarding experience but as with all training experience, you would have to exercise patience. If you are having trouble training your cat, be patient, and eventually, with enough training, you will get the result you desire.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Author's Republic
• Release date: Dec 4, 2020
• ISBN: 9781662160851

Reviews for Think Like a Cat

[Dave Radlauer · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Shoddy writing and poorly read.

Author needs to learn grammar and check their work

[Cherrita Lee · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

Really hard to listen to. It sounds like the narrator was trying to balance bad writing with sensible sentences and it really is painful to listen to if you’re like me and get hung up when things are insensible or confusing in wording. I understood it but I couldn’t stand it so I gave up partway through and went to look for another book on the topic.