Cats training in extreme meows
Has your cat been trained to meow excessively?
When we hear a cat meow, what is the first thing that comes to mind?
Your cat is hungry! This would be an incorrect answer!
Excessive meowing for your cat can mean a number of things. Is he in discomfort, medical problems, is he bored or does your cat want to spend time with you? Of course, they could be hungry or have learned this habit. When the cat is verbalizing, ignore him, when he is quiet, reward him. This will let your cat know that this is good behavior. Giving in when your cat is loud will contribute to bad behavior and an unsatisfied relationship for both the cat and the owner.
First, you will have to make your cat learn when it is appropriate to meow, when it really needs something. A happy cat will find many things to do. This will mean that your cat will meow less.
It is good to remember that your cat will not exercise on its own. Establish a place to play and an area to hang out with your cat. Strings, balls, catnip items or simple household items that your cat will love. This will help develop good behavior, for times when you are out, busy, or don't have time to spend with your cat. Make sure the time you spend with your cat is around the same time of day. A good time is when you come home from work or your busy day where you want to relax. Cats are known to help your blood pressure and help you relax.
Purring is a way that a cat tells you that it may be happy. Be careful though, not all purrs are sometimes good purrs. Cats will purr if they are sick, ill or dying. Pay close attention to your cat if he is purring, your cat may use the purr as a warning when he is sick; so that other animals know you are a threat to them.
If your cat stops purring, another thing you'll want to worry about is that your cat may be sick with a virus or something else could be wrong. This is the time when you should seek out a vet to examine your cat for any problems he may have. In some cases, when cats get older, they may stop purring or maybe the purr is so soft that you can't hear them.
Emotions can also be part of your cat's behavior. In many cases, we are unable to recognize emotions. Fear, pain, compassion, jealousy, just to name a few. These emotions are real to us and real to your cat for fear of being hurt or perhaps intimidated by another animal. Grief, if a cat loses its owner, it will suffer as we do when losing a loved one. Compassion, cats have compassion on other cats. Jealousy if your cat has to start sharing owner, home, toys, food and water dishes. Here are some things to keep in mind when trying to train a cat. Emotions with these emotions you will not be able to train your cat. Emotions will also cause a cat to meow excessively, which you won't be able to train.
We must remember that when a cat is trained to meow restlessly, that is why it continues to meow. Are they hurt, sick or is it a behavior? Are we giving the proper care a cat needs? The cat's emotions are satisfied with where he is, who he is with and what he is doing. Training a cat is not easy, it requires time and patience, just like children, we must teach them good behavior and ignore the bad ones.
Remember to reward your cat today for being good. Take some time with your cat and teach him to play with toys and items that he can play with. Feed those healthy snacks and foods. Get toys that they will play with.
Above all though, be nice and hug your cat today!
