I guess not, if that means they pee/poop on the floor.Never had a spiteful kitty I'm assuming?
(I too have owned multiple cats.... several of which were pretty spicy!)
I guess not, if that means they pee/poop on the floor.
I grew up owning dogs. I like cats too but never had them.Never had a spiteful kitty I'm assuming?
(I too have owned multiple cats.... several of which were pretty spicy!)
Depends on the cat. A guy in my office has all male kittens. He says they are A-holes but he still loves them.If you repeatedly say no and discipline the cat every time, I'm sure they get the message despite not being dogs.
A spray bottle of water worked well.Can you discipline them? I'm sure the assholes know when the owner is happy or not. If you repeatedly say no and discipline the cat every time, I'm sure they get the message despite not being dogs.
If our cats had bitten me, they would be hungry and sad (aside from playful bites that don't hurt).When our cats get mad, they just bite us. Of course, they also bite us when they are hungry, happy, sad, asleep, …
Yes, we have successfully cord trained every cat but one and he's literally retarded. Cats know when we really mean "no". Saying no and removing them from the situation gets the message across. At most, we've scruffed them to make the point. They understand mama cat gestures.I grew up owning dogs. I like cats too but never had them.
Can you discipline them? I'm sure the assholes know when the owner is happy or not. If you repeatedly say no and discipline the cat every time, I'm sure they get the message despite not being dogs.
Nonsense!!! Cats are almost as easy as dogs to train. It's all about the time spent in doing so.You get a cat when you want to be somethings pet.
After a while, you learn to tell what they want by the differences in _how_ they bite you.When our cats get mad, they just bite us. Of course, they also bite us when they are hungry, happy, sad, asleep, …
Are we sure it's cats we are talking about here?After a while, you learn to tell what they want by the differences in _how_ they bite you.
Yeah, I saw this movie: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0098536/Dogs require nearly 24/7 attention
I can attest to how spiteful a cat can be. Our cat recently got locked in our daughter's bedroom by accident for a few hours while we were out. When we got home, we found him in our daughter's bedroom and he left a gift on the middle of her bed. We keep reminding our kids to not close their doors unless they are absolutely sure the cat isn't in their rooms. Our daughter learned her lesson that day.The floor? In your dreams!
It's been playfully biting me sometimes@Gizmo j , how is the kitten doing?
Good call, some cats just like to bite.It's been playfully biting me sometimes
I'm trying to redirect it to a toy.
That's how one of my cats is. Sometimes when he lays down next to me, he doesn't want attention, just proximity, and puts his teeth on me if I try to pet him.Good call, some cats just like to bite.
I am okay with one of our cats that bites simply because he just puts his teeth on me, there is no force and honestly it is a good indicator he wants to be left alone.
However you are doing it the right way @Gizmo j keep redirecting that.