We have both. Two dogs, one cat. Night and day.As a cat person, I'm astonished at the idea of teaching a pet to modify its behaviour. The only thing I've ever known a cat to learn is to be more demanding and self-absorbed.
We have both. Two dogs, one cat. Night and day.As a cat person, I'm astonished at the idea of teaching a pet to modify its behaviour. The only thing I've ever known a cat to learn is to be more demanding and self-absorbed.
Cats are pretty good at learning what they're not supposed to do and then making sure you're not watching when they do it anyhow.As a cat person, I'm astonished at the idea of teaching a pet to modify its behaviour. The only thing I've ever known a cat to learn is to be more demanding and self-absorbed.
Yeah thats when the vet started calling my Jaxy boy "geriatric". He made it to 16 last year. Jax didnt let age slow him down!The dog is around 10 years old. That's senior citizen territory for a dog isn't it? I don't think he's as hyper as he once was but he still likes to run.
I have some dog bones that I'm trying to use for positive reinforcement. When he goes out to do his business I give him a treat. He's been with us less than a week so I'm sure there's still some adjusting for all of us going on. I'm also looking at this as an opportunity for me to get outside and moving around more.
As a cat person, I'm astonished at the idea of teaching a pet to modify its behaviour.
The only thing I've ever known a cat to learn is to be more demanding and self-absorbed.