Cats are very easy to accept for training some instructions. The movements of lying down, standing and rolling are no problem. Although it is not that easy for cat training, there is no way. As long as the owner trains the cat patiently and correctl...
Cats are very easy to accept for training some instructions. The movements of lying down, standing and rolling are no problem. Although it is not that easy for cat training, there is no way. As long as the owner trains the cat patiently and correctly, the cat can easily complete the movements of lying down, standing and rolling.
Lying down, standing and rolling still says that cats can be trained, but if you want to follow human commands to complete these movements, you must undergo training. First, train lying down and standing. When the cat stands, issue a " "Lying down" password, and press the cat down with your hands at the same time, force the cat to lie down, and then issue a " "Ring up" password, let the cat stand up, and after completing the movement, reward it with food and caress.
After repeating this several times, the cat will lie down and form a conditioned reflex. When the cat forms a relatively firm conditioning reflex to the " password, it can start training the rolling movement. When the cat is lying on the floor, the trainer issues a " "roll" command, and gently assists the cat to roll sideways. This is repeated many times, and under the guidance of humans, the cat can roll on its own.
When completing each movement, rewards should be given immediately; as the proficiency of the movement continues to deepen, the number of rewards should be gradually reduced until the food rewards are finally cancelled. When a cat learns a movement, it will give some food rewards every once in a while to avoid the elimination of this conditioned reflex.
