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Can a cat really be trained?
The following is not meant to be "intel" as much as "question-tel".
Recently I saw a trained cat act, and went away wondering what I'd really seen? Was the cat actually "trained", or were the circumstances surrounding its act of jumping through hoops and obeying commands just a juxtaposition of the circumstances surrounding the performers? It has been suggested that the only way to train a cat is to starve him or her to the point where they will do anything for food. The problem with that theory, is that the cats I saw looked healthy, and totally in love with their trainer. Now if only I could train my two cats to get along, and I could get as much sleep as they do each day. |
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