Cat training with a clicker
The Clicker training is a reinforcement or a reward for a cat during his training. Clickers are most often used for support when training a cat for a reward. Cats associate the clicker with good behavior that they will use for a long time. The Clicker workout is associated with the classic state (they associate sound with food) and operant conditioning (the cat makes a move to receive food).
Why use a clicker and not tell a cat or make a noise for your cat to take a ride? A clicker has a sound that a cat can hear and associate with good behavior. With words, our sounds in our voice can change from time to time, what a cat can become confused with the training. Speaking for orders, a cat could confuse orders. With the use of a clicker, it is more of a training tool to start the behavior with the cat. Then you can put the clicker away for this behavior or tip once a cat has learned the behavior
When you take the cat for a walk or a trip, the clicker is a good item to carry with you. Cats can be distracted with other people or animals in the area. Using the clicker will reinforce the behavior you taught them. In addition, a clicker can help you get your cat working with you instead of asking you questions.
With the clicker, a cat can be formed in three easy steps: Obtain behavior, mark behavior and reinforce behavior. Getting behavior is the first step. A good example would be for the cat to jump a hoop. The cat will need to know that when you click on that they get a legal. Start with very little treats in your pocket. Clicks, Treat, Click Treat do this for a few times until you see the cat coming for treatment on click. Next behavior marking: You will have to show the cat the hoop. Once the cat touches the hoop, click, treat. Then show the cat if he should click on the hoop, do it. Continue doing this until the cat goes through the hoop alone or through your command. Strengthen Behavior Remember to have snacks at hand, so when you see your cat go if the hoop a snack is available.
Bringing a cat with a clicker can be fun for you and the cat. Taking steps in training will be rewarding for you and the cat. Try not to rush a training cat, as they can become confused, especially if they have not taken the plunge. Training will take time and steps to achieve this behavior. Patience, love and rewards will be the key factor in your cat's training.
The clicker is a good exercise tool for a cat. 10 to 15 minutes a day, you should bring your cat to exercises. For exercise, you can ask the cat to use a hula hoop, play with a toy, and climb the scratching post or something that focuses on the cat's physical activity. The exercises will help the cat to stay healthy and help him avoid the misdeeds.
