Tips on communicating with CAT.

The man can really communicate with cats? They are self-independent - engrossed seemed animals to the don't care not that think their humans or wish. I think actually that they care very much that believe the 'their humans' or want and want a connection... so it goes with their plan.

Bringing together two male cats and a female cat in the household, I've learned a lot on chat communication the hard way! Female cat obtained with one of the men, but other males, and it might not seem to arrange things.They competed to see who could be 'top' cat scrambling closet shelf units and obstacle to a bibliothèques.Font would taunt each other until the inevitable screech.

Here are some tips I've learned:

Cats love be talked soft voice. Talk with them as a peer. Tell them what you do, you go, you will be later. Tell them that you know they are good while you are gone. Tell them that you are about to pick up, you're happy to see them, that you hope they have a good day, while you are off to work.They as being admired for something. Say them something beautiful themselves - their fur is nice, their eyes is a beautiful color, they are a cuddly, etc of good runner. You will know if you are lying, so be truthful - although you can feel free to exaggerate a bit.Move your surrounding eyes, much as you talk with them or watch them. Don't watch! It keeps their attention and make you look them.Sometimes, that they want to just close to you, but not in physical contact. If they are perched on the couch next to your shoulder, that they stay there.They may have to sit on your lap! use positive statements to to get to do what you want.Instead of saying "do not jump on the table" say "good matous remain on the floor."Cats hear negative!If you say "do not jump on the table", what they mean is "pass on the table."Tell them what you want that make them.

Different cats meet différentes.Personnellement things, I think most cats are vain, and as for their appearance commented, however, I have a cat that does not meet the comments about its appearance, but that meets my admiration of its running and jumping ability.

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