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How to Teach the 1, 2, 3 Pattern Game to A Cat

This is an excellent tool to help introduce cats to one another! Pattern games are a simple set of exercises that provide a predictable and secure structure for animals in order to help them normalize changes in their environment (potential “triggers” for reactive cats). Patterns are safe, predictable, repetitive, voluntary and normalizing! Pattern games were created by Leslie McDevitt for use with reactive dogs, there is nothing stopping us for using these tools with our cats!

Filed Under: Training videos Tagged With: atlanta cat behavior, cats can be trained, cats can too, clicker training, clicker training cats, feline games, fundamentally feline, positive reinforcement training, training cats

Encouraging Your Cat To Use A Cat Wheel

This clip illustrates both the reluctant and the brave and offers some tips on encouraging cat wheel use. For a detailed explanation visit my web article detailing the “how-to” steps. Mostly, it is just cute and hopes to inspire cat parents to provide this type of enrichment and activity if you think your cat is up to it!

Filed Under: Behavior & enrichment videos, How To Video Tagged With: Cat wheel, Catswall, environmental enrichment, feline games

Fetching Felines with Ember the Athlete!

Fetching cats are cool, but this behavior is often short lived, subsiding with maturity. If you have a fetching cat, enjoy it! Our six foot scratch pole is highlighted in this clip, we have had two in our home for over 20 years and they are a fantastic outlet for climbing, scratching, honing the hind nails and play! At present, we are the only company that makes one to our knowledge, purchase yours here!

Filed Under: Behavior & enrichment videos Tagged With: atlanta cat behavior, feline games, fetching cats, fetching felines, fundamentally feline

The Gambling Tower by Trixie Pet

This is another “brains over brawn” food puzzle. The cones are pretty easy but learning to pull the string takes some patience and thinking. It is cool to see them work this out, the only bummer is once it is emptied, it is empty and does not last the way a rolling puzzle would.

Filed Under: Foraging videos Tagged With: environmental enrichment, feline foraging toys, feline games, food puzzles, Food puzzles for cats, Foraging, fundamentally feline, stationary food puzzles, Trixie Pet

Teaching the “Up-Down” Pattern Game to Cats

Pattern games are a simple set of exercises that provide a predictable and secure structure for animals in order to help them normalize changes in their environment (potential “triggers” for reactive cats). Patterns are safe, predictable, repetitive, voluntary and normalizing!

Pattern games were created by Leslie McDevitt for use with reactive dogs, but there is nothing stopping us for using these tools with our cats!

Filed Under: Training videos Tagged With: atlanta cat behavior, cats can be trained, clicker training, clicker training cats, feline games, fundamentally feline, pattern games

Training the “Whiplash Turn” Pattern Game With Cats

Pattern games are a simple set of exercises that provide a predictable and secure structure for animals in order to help them normalize changes in their environment (potential “triggers” for reactive cats). Patterns are safe, predictable, repetitive, voluntary and normalizing!

Pattern games were created by Leslie McDevitt for use with reactive dogs, but there is nothing stopping us for using these tools with our cats!

Filed Under: Training videos Tagged With: cats can be trained, clicker training, clicker training cats, feline games, pattern games, pattern games for cats, training cats

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