Cats are very independent, they come only when they want to and they pretty much rule you instead of the other way around. Therefore, you probably think training a cat is an impossible task. (…)

Clicker training is sometimes called "positive training" or "positive reinforcement training". (…)

Yes, you can train your cat – but you have to have realistic expectations. If a cat doesn't want to jump through a hoop, a cat will not jump through a hoop. (…)

Any cat owner will tell you that their cat is the king or queen of the house. There's no wonder why the Egyptians worshipped cats. (…)

Where did this penchant for putting the word "whisperer" to denote a really good animal trainer come from? (…)

If you own a cat and it's suddenly become a pest in your home, such as would be the case if it began urinating everywhere, don't throw it outside and wipe your hands. (…)

If you own a cat, you know how independent they can be. Their mentality is much different than that of a dog. Dogs are loyal and have an intense desire to please their masters. (…)

When you try and train your cat, you can feel like you're going crazy. (…)

Yes, it is possible to train a cat to do certain behaviors. However, these behaviors will be done by the cat in the cat's own good time. (…)

Cat training collars should only be used as a last resort to correct training problems. (…)

There are a lot of common everyday objects in your cat's life that can be used as cat training aids. (…)

Cat training is essential to have a well-behaved cat as well as a presentable home. Cats are easy to train but you need to be careful regarding how to discipline them. (…)

Cats, believe it or not, can be trained to use the toilet. That's right, your cat will go in the toilet if you train it to do so. (…)

When you use the toilet, you flush when you're done. But what if you didn't have the luxury of flushing? (…)

Those of us who have pets love them and want to keep them as healthy as possible. (…)

When a cat reaches a certain age of maturity, it will begin trying to attract a mate. (…)

The most frustrating thing most cat owners go through is having their cats scratch their nice furniture. Cats love to scratch. It's instinct. (…)

Cat owners often have cat problems and for good reason. (…)

Yes, there is such a thing as cat potty training. Cats are highly intelligent animals that can very quickly get the gist of what you want them to do. (…)

When you first bring your cat home, the first thing you should do is show it where its litter box is. Put your cat inside the litter box and rub its paw in the litter. (…)