Cat training is super easy! Mine had me trained in less than a week and I only got scratched once!

@whattheshmitty

3 жыл бұрын

Right, your cat trained you! What a good slave to your cat god! 😂

@mdvmdv660

3 жыл бұрын

Such a smart cat!!!!!!!!!

@joyceanderson1339

3 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@NIkki-ox1ej

3 жыл бұрын

Same, its been two weeks, he tells me when to feed him, he trained me to clean the litter box and what food to buy him. He even trained me on how to pet him

@giulianaa..

3 жыл бұрын

ONCE?!?! ONLY ONCE?!?!?! good for you.

A few comments: 1. You don’t need a clicker. You need any short sound that is consistent (you’ll make it the same way every time) and distinctive (you’ll never make it in any other context). I trained my cats by making a short high-pitched “boop!” noise. You can use words, but cats are not as good at understanding human languages as people are, so the specific words may not be as distinctive from all of the other words you use in your everyday life. 2. Training cats to come running to you expecting treats at a particular sound (I use “pss pss” for this) is a basic safety measure. If they get outside, or if you really need to find them ASAP because you’re late for the vet appointment, having a way to get them to come when called is super-helpful. 3. Another really important concept from operant conditioning that dog clicker trainers use that I don’t see mentioned here is “variable ratio reinforcement.” Once you get the cat very used to the idea that the sound means that they will get a treat, you can start gradually dropping it back wind *not* giving a treat every single time you make the sound. It works like a slot machine - they never know when it will pay off but it pays off often enough that they keep coming back, and you have less difficulty with satiation. The sound or the petting or the play becomes the stand-in for the treat itself. Variable ratio reinforcement is actually *more* effective than constant reinforcement.

@Berserkerman42069

Жыл бұрын

Lol gambling cat

@StreetNickel

Жыл бұрын

The cat gambler

@DarthRaider520

11 ай бұрын

Whatever comes natural. "Hey"! works. It's about consistency.

@michellemorrison9663

11 ай бұрын

@@DarthRaider520no it doesn’t. It’s confusing to them. Just like the first paragraph on her text and just like she’s comparing the conditioning between cats and dogs. You do you boo

@hectormayoral443

11 ай бұрын

oh lol just asked this

guys clicker training is so easy, i was impressed how well my cat was able to learn, she can now do a bunch of tricks

@vetlarenn5751

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, they learn so fast! It also works with bunnies

@MzAnzu

3 жыл бұрын

ofc they can, they just can't be bothered usually:P

@raccoon2276

3 жыл бұрын

I clicker trained my cat to do all my assignements, cook a 3 course meal, do house chores and professional acrobatics

@Jay-pj5tg

2 жыл бұрын

I trained my cat to impersonate me and go on dates with my wife, she still hasn't noticed

@blackmagicwoman8280

2 жыл бұрын

What stores have clickers ?? I’ve never seen them anywhere .

I clickertrained my cat. We both loved it! 💙 Once I took care of some friend's chicken for a week and I clickertrained one hen - I called her Hjördis. It worked really well. We both liked it. The other day I visited the hens and guess who came running, Hjördis! She still remembered one year later and evidently has good vibes about the whole thing. 💕

@mygirldarby

3 жыл бұрын

Aww. That's so cute about the hen. It's sad that people eat them because they are so smart and sweet.

@kmarie3489

Жыл бұрын

Would she happen to be named after Hjördis from the show Rita!? I love both shows 😻

@hiking1388

8 ай бұрын

@@mygirldarby Yes I had pet chickens as a kid, who ignored their coop to roost in the tree it was under! every evening there was a procession as they hopped on the coop, then a low hanging branch, then hopped higher and higher to their preferred branches. And then if you got up early enough you could see them jump out of the tree with their wings spread to help them! I had growing up a piece of paper on my door, "Have you hugged a chicken today?" My brother found it in I think a magazine and cut it out and taped it there! Made me so happy. Wonderful wonderful wonderful creatures. Saw yesterday (and last week) a truck loaded (tightly) with chickens on their way to slaughter :( Clearly there's a chicken farm (an intensive one too) to the north of where I live, and then a slaughterhouse to the south........it's heartbreaking seeing it :( But yeah, I could talk for days and tell stories about my dear little chickie friends. Even my friends from growing up still remember them vividly and fondly (well, fondly for most of them! Cookie didn't like too many people 😅 He actually only liked me, I think because he associated me with his rescue...two kids were hunting him and this other rooster with BB guns, and uh we took them?? He sat on my lap - I was 9 - the entire car ride home and just seemed stunned and stared at me in shock. After the shock wore off, he decided he liked to greet people by erm having a quick fight?? He was a gorgeous fellow though, absolutely huge, I suppose a bantam but not sure his breed as I've never seen his coloring since). eeep I did it, babbled about the chickens 🙈😍🐔🥰

@SM-ce1uy

6 ай бұрын

Chickens are smart and cute ❤

Quarentine is the best time to try out clicker training haha. I taught my cat sit, high five, low five, and 'stop' so she pauses in place. I had roommates confront me about not wanting her in the kitchen, shooing didn't work, but clicker training did. She know's exactly where the perimeter is to not step into the kitchen, now she leaves me alone when I prep her food too.

@sweatpantsprincess3239

3 жыл бұрын

That's awesome!!

@lauravanbakel3853

3 жыл бұрын

That is so cool. How did you train her to stay out of the kitchen with the clicker?

@nalgas28

3 жыл бұрын

@@lauravanbakel3853 I have to start reinforcing it again because she tries to push boundaries. Hard to explain but I stood at the edge of the kitchen, she already knew to come when I called her name, but then held up my hand for her to stop and blocked her off. So when she stopped, or sit (which she knew by then) , I click, toss the treat away for her to go run after it. Then I’d call her back again and repeat. Little by little she figures out the gesture/ word meant and then I stepped back and add more distance over time so she saw I was asking her to stop at the same spot, and that’s the line she can’t cross when I say stop with the gesture. Also my cat is suuuuuuper food motivated. So that helps.

@Mckinley-mick

3 жыл бұрын

@@nalgas28 sounds like a similar approach to what Victoria uses for “boundary training” on the show “It’s me or the dog”. Idk if you’ve seen that show or not, you can find clips and episodes on here. She’s practically a dog whisperer and explains things SO well. I’m looking forward to combining her and Jackson’s techniques for my two rambunctious kitties!! Congrats on successfully working with your kitty!! That’s really encouraging to hear.

@nalgas28

3 жыл бұрын

@@Mckinley-mick Yes! I’ve seen the show but didn’t make the connection but you’re so right. I also learned the basics from the channel The Cat School before the kitchen. My cat is almost 3 and I’ve always been around lazier cats, and she is the most high energy, alert (and yes mischievous) cat I’ve ever had so it helps keep her stimulated.

I showed this to my cat, and now I am being click trained.

I didn’t use a clicker but I have taught my cats to sit, shake, up, and round using treats. Cats really are very smart and happy to learn!

@kellyleibensperger2507

3 жыл бұрын

Same! No clicker yet, but so far I taught my cat to come when called, shake hands, sit, and come to my lap just with words and treats. Sometimes (when in the right mood), also fetch. We are working on brushing teeth right now. Maybe I will try a clicker to pinpoint specific behavior if we try more complicated things in the future, though. Thanks for all the helpful videos, Jackson!

@mygirldarby

3 жыл бұрын

@@kellyleibensperger2507 wow! That's pretty awesome. It is so important to teach a cat (or dog) to come to you when called. It can save their life. It is one of the first things I teach when I get a dog. I'm thinking of getting a cat, so I'm doing some research. I had cats growing up, but I've only had dogs in my adult life.

@x0x0ilyhunny

3 жыл бұрын

time to get a clicker lol!

@heaven3594

3 жыл бұрын

How pls tell me

@kellyleibensperger2507

3 жыл бұрын

@@heaven3594 My cat seems to be very treat and attention motivated. :) We just worked on one thing a little bit every day until he knew what to do and he mastered it. I think there is a KZread channel called ‘Cat School’ that I watched initially.

Funny how i started watching your videos this week because i just adopted a kitten. I was having trouble getting the kittens attention. Ran across clicker training. Pick one up and right when i get home this video get upload. Its fate.

@MyMegaJOKER2

3 жыл бұрын

How's it going now?

@kokbadazz

3 жыл бұрын

@@MyMegaJOKER2 lol hes only 4 months so hes kinda stubborn but he knows his name now (his name was leo but now goes by Gambino). But he does know sit, come, in, up and off. But yeah its going well. My only problem is sometimes he gets impatient and he knows you have treats so it takes a couple tries

@YokaiPie

2 жыл бұрын

@@kokbadazz I noticed even in this video that the cats got impatient and were reaching for the treat 🤣🤣 I can totally see my cat being like that. I'm starting today so we shall see

Interviewing on Monday for a job at an animal shelter in my city. Hopefully I will get the job and will have the opportunity to train the cats and dogs there to make them more adoptable.

@manders.

3 жыл бұрын

You can add "watches all of Jackson Galaxy's yt videos" as experience/knowledge 😅

@misssunnydee

3 жыл бұрын

Good luck! That's an amazing job. I think you'll get it 🤗.

@annasin90

3 жыл бұрын

That’s so awesome!! I wish such jobs existed in my country, I’d certainly apply.

I have 28 cats. Every one of them were dumped off in a school parking lot that comes up to the side of my home. I check daily in the spring and have found between 1 kitten running around alone to 6 in a cardboard box! Not a single year in my 40 years of living here have I not rescued at least 1 kitten. I get them fixed as soon as possible. I hate peoples callous behaviors on dumping unwanted cats, but all of those darlings have enriched my life.

@manders.

3 жыл бұрын

God bless you!!! ❤️

@halverde6373

3 жыл бұрын

@@manders. those blessings are everywhere. If you can't find one outside your door, you can always go to your local humane society shelter and get at least 2-3 cats. They groom each other and actually live in colonies. Never get just one.

@stacyrice814

3 жыл бұрын

I'll never understand how someone could be so heartless!!! I've lived in the countryside in several different places in the past 50 years. At every single place, this happened!!! Mostly with dogs, but litters of kittens too. It's so cruel & sickening. I don't understand why they won't surrender them to the SPCA or another organization, giving them the opportunity to find a loving home!!!

@stacyrice814

3 жыл бұрын

@Hal Verde I saw your response to my comment, but can't find it to reply directly there 😂 I bet you are correct on that. They might believe they're giving them a chance to live, but domesticated animals usually don't last long after being abandoned. Most are hit by cars early on because they'll stay near the roadside waiting for their owner to come back. There are also more predators in the countryside. I love how much you care about these abandoned kitties and how you are helping them survive and getting them fixed❣❣❣

@halverde6373

3 жыл бұрын

@@stacyrice814 made my home cat friendly. No carpet, just a few rugs but the house was built in 1840 so it's all petrified hardwood floors. Built a big outdoor compound for them too . They can go out the back door and climb trees. Put some big limbs back there too. Planted cat nip and oat grass too. They love it.

omg Samantha's energy is so sweet!!! You can tell how much she truly loves her cats and wants the best for them.

I had a super intelligent Guinea Pig that I trained. When using human language she responded to 2 or 3 note melodies for each trick along with a hand gesture. I miss her every day. My first kitten is on his way.

When I got my kitten my whole family thought it was stupid that I was teaching my cat to sit. This kitty is over a year old, he knows how hard he is allowed to bite during play, he sits and waits for food instead of just taking it off my plate, he comes when I call him, and he knows what 'leave it' means. Is he perfectly obedient? NO. Cats are even more stubborn than dogs and where a well-loved dog will do anything to please their pet parent, a cat can be like a toddler, they know the rules but sometimes they just want to throw the ball in the house when mom isn't looking. Clicker training is awesome and my cat loves knowing how to communicate with me.

I already had a clicker so I decided to give it a try with my two cats. Ivan, the older cat, learned how to sit in less than five minutes. Freya is an older kitten who is easily distracted but she caught on soon after Ivan. I can’t wait until tomorrow’s session with my brilliant fuzz friends!

@Silthria

2 жыл бұрын

Aww my ragdoll kitty is called Freya! ^_^

@Scents4em

2 жыл бұрын

@@Silthria oh lovely! It’s a perfect name for a cat. Actually, last week I learned a friend named her bearded dragon Freya too. It’s a great name for all creatures big and small ☺️

@lynme3345

Жыл бұрын

How do you train both? I have 4 cats. Do you separate them for clicker training?

I did this to leash train both my cats. It’s never too late to start them on it! Hunter is gonna be 15 in June! And Cecil’s gonna be a year this month! Looks like we needa start working on tricks next! ^^

@cirrusm.2829

3 жыл бұрын

That's exactly what I want to use it for! I tried it once (the wrong way) but she's so upset with the leash she didn't even pay attention to food. It was her usual food though, not the treat. Do you think I should give her a treat after putting on the leash or after taking it off? I'd love to hear how you accomplished this!

@MyMegaJOKER2

3 жыл бұрын

@@cirrusm.2829 I think after putting it on. Then to let her remember what's good about what she's doing. So put on, click, treat, off. That's the pattern. But let her associate the clicker with a treat first. Click, treat. Click, treat. Good luck!!

@Quandale.dingle27

2 жыл бұрын

Ummm I'm sorry to tell u but cats live 16 years and this was 9 months ago

@yellowprofile

2 жыл бұрын

@@Quandale.dingle27 some cats can live up to 20. In my opinion it’s not really nice to say that tho

@charcoalanderson8010

Жыл бұрын

They don't have a built in timer that automatically kills them at 16 years and 1 second old. True, people can lie on the internet but scan the comments on any J. Galaxy video and you'll see tons of people commenting about their older cats, many of them far past 16yo. Exercise, diet, caring for their kidneys, etc all can prolong a cat's life. Just being indoor-only ads extra years.

This will be very useful for me. I'm adopting a cat later this week :D

@frefly6774

3 жыл бұрын

Same!

@giulianaa..

3 жыл бұрын

good for you!

@SHRIIMPSUCKS

2 жыл бұрын

same! I plan on getting a tortie and naming her mori:) hey that kinda rhymes

@SunnyYourG

2 жыл бұрын

Cool

I really liked teaching my cat a different kind of clicker training. We did regular clicker training (mouth sounds) but then I had a different click that I used as a kind of "Marco Polo" where I'd click lighter and repeatedly. Faster and louder when she gets close to the Macguffin, and a high pitched "Nope" if she went the wrong direction. She'd start scanning left to right to get the right clicks before going. Eventually I could hide treats around the house and clicker her around to the hidden treats and loud click when she got it. She *loved* it, vibrating tails, falling on the ground for some floor cuddles.

Sharing this with my son. He just adopted an orange tabby two months ago.

yohan is so cute - he looks a lot like my cat that I lost last week. his name was Butters and he was the best cat ever. He changed my life and everything is worse without him. RIP Butters 💔

@asher-360

3 жыл бұрын

Ouch, i hope you’re doing okay. RIP Butters

@toebeans3741

3 жыл бұрын

@@asher-360 thank you friend ❤️

@BellyLaugher

Жыл бұрын

😢❤ Take your time. Grief-tears come are part of the territory/journey of getting used to the big hole where Butters should be, (& previous losses can piggy-back onto this one--making it a pretty heavy thing to live thru at times).It helped me to tell "Molly stories"/& describe what SHE'd taught me to my other cat-loving/animal-loving friends who grok that grief isn't limited to humans, & definitely not time-limited. A friend who isn't fond of cats (in general) sent me flowers & a sweet note, tho, & that was pretty touching/soooo helpful, too...she valued both my love for Molly & Molly's for me-plus, she opened her heart a smidge to cats (in general) b/c of Molly's gentle interest in her❤😘

@toebeans3741

Жыл бұрын

@@BellyLaugher thank you for your words ❤️❤️ i still grieve him often but the pain & grief is more of a gentle tide washing over my feet rather than a tsunami.

@BellyLaugher

Жыл бұрын

@@toebeans3741 ❤

Her smile is contagious! I found myself smiling the whole time she was training. I do a lot of animal training working at the zoo with conservation species, but I’m awful at articulating the components of training. She did such an amazing job!!

I never had a clicker, but my boy had the sweetest move that I never associated with kitties..he would give paw just like a dog when he was hungry (he was an outdoor community cat). I just melted every time he gave paw...RIP, my honey man. Great video, Samantha, and your kitties are amazing!😽

will definitely try this! my cat doesn't like playing much, so this could be great for enrichment

Haha a clicker is not a remote control. Anyone else flash to the '70s? Great vid!

I just started clicker training and thanks to this video I saw that I made one HUGE mistake! The last two to three times I kind of mixed some lessons, so at the end I had one really frustrated cat and was pretty frustrated, too. But now I know how to do it better! Thank you Jackson, and thank you Samantha! ♥

Wanda and Vision!! What adorable names!

This was incredibly helpful! One of my cats is deaf and I was thrilled that she answered my questions before I even had to ask it. Thanks for making this so easy to digest 😁

Clicker training is undoubtfuly useful to both turn your cat into a rock star as well as to change / encourage behaviors we want from them. Also, you'll see how the ability to communicate with them, will also transform the bond with your cat!

@Quandale.dingle27

2 жыл бұрын

Oh it's you!

@thesjkexperience

Жыл бұрын

Great. I’m getting my first kitten at 60. He’s hypoallergenic 🎉. He’s a Siberian and I hope he wants to be an adventure cat. He was born in the year of the Tiger and the month of Leo. 100% cat! They are a very intelligent breed and I want him to be happy and smart.

I had no idea cats and dogs had different clickers! No wonder my little girl got a little unsettled with the noise at first. But now she is used to it. And she knows how to come when called, spin, sit down and get down from furniture (that only works when I have treats though)

So happy to see this! I started out clicker training with my horse and now do it with my cats too! It's so amazing how you can use things they do every day (sit, meow, etc) to form a type of language with any animal!

@at-citie

3 жыл бұрын

For a solid second I thought you where saying your horse is a cat

Hello Jackson! Thank you so much for the help, I'm getting two kittens in 3 days and honestly you have helped me so much and many other cat owners and cats themselves

Aww. Packard looks like my last cat. He was a doll.

Hey Jackson, I was wondering if you could do a video on how to deal with the loss of a cat (grieving, honouring, etc.) I just lost a cat myself and I think many people would appreciate a video on that too❤️

@chortoncat

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry for your loss May Vu. It is so hard to lose our loved little kitties.

@neuronslovers9596

2 жыл бұрын

I deal with it by adopting another cat that needs a forever family and love ❣️

WANDA AND VISION! My heart just broke! They're SO cute!

Wanda and Vision 🥰

I can't use a clicker, because my cat is deaf 😂 BUT I think I don't need it, Ludwig is very smart :D I started the training yesterday, I use hand signals and he learned the "come here" and "sit" command :D

We got one of my cats to high five! Thanks to your pdf guide! --Any suggestions how to train our deaf cat?-- EDIT haha just had to watch for a little longer! Thank you, Samantha!

thanks to you, i have such a loving and close relationship with my cat! i recommend you to everyone i know with cats! 🐱🐈🐈‍⬛❤️

This works rather easily, if you think about it, cat's obviously learn by sound...(ie; they've learned the sound of a can opener) even certain words. Mine learned the word "tuna", so we started spelling it "T-U-N-A" (when we weren't intending on giving tuna) a couple of them have learned the spelling means Tuna!...then all it takes is one to go running into the kitchen and here they all (6) come! 😆😼

My cat Tilly LOVES clicker training!

I love that you showed how to train multiple cats! I was a bit nervous because I have two kittens and thought they were gonna get confused, but I suppose I should leave one in a different room while I train the other. Thank you so much, this video is super helpful! 😁

I love it! I have two kitties, same age, it's so hard to train them together!

Our cats are trained to either speak or dance when they hear "want a cookie?" Things got loud when I asked my wife if she wanted any of the haystack cookies we had just made...

@snow5962

3 жыл бұрын

Lol that's awesome:)

Would you kindly do one on “fetch” clicker trainings and one on getting kitty to accept a harness. Thanks, Jackson.

This is something for my best friend

My cat does tricks now I’m so proud

This is our bonding time as well. I give them churu treats as a reward or sometimes play with them and they love it 🥰

This is very helpful! I love that you also showed us how to train a deaf cat bb. I am adopting my first cat next month and I want to learn all that i can for him. You guys are a really huge help.

I love clicker training my cat. It's fun that my cat more well trained then my friends' dogs. I love showing them that my cat can sit, lay down, come, turn around and even speak on command.

I love clicker training! My George is kind of stuck on coming to a particular spot when asked. He does it but gets easily bored, so I was thinking of mixing it up but was not sure what else to try. This gave me a ton of fun ideas! And I can’t recommend this enough for safety reasons. If your cat will come when called in an emergency, think of the peace of mind you will have!

In dog agility "through the cones" is called "slalom"!

Wow, you literally uploaded this on my first day clicker training my cat.

I have just started clicker training with my big boy. I've been daily sitting with him and getting him to understand clickeans treat. I laughed when she said call her cat to come by calling him because I actually meow at mine like he does when he's hungry and he comes running lol

Been doing sit clicker training with my cat but he's still so food obsessed that it's hard to get him to calm down for a lot of the further stuff. He does sit, mostly but only if I do with food (hasn't resonated beyond to sit on command any other time). Picture tasmanian devil any time food is around, especially something he knows. I actually spent the 1st month with him having to eat my meals standing in the middle of the kitchen bcuz he'd dive to any surface it was & steal it & get all bent out of shape cuz it's present. Still has starving kitty mindset even tho he's been well fed since I took him in.

Interesting wall color. It's like Burgundy Mist from Fender Musical Instruments.

thank you for your time, this was very inspiring and your are so cute and precious and beautiful.

The cone walking - I've had cats that would do this with legs instead of cones. You have to walk a certain way, and they weave in and out as you walk.

I've never been an animal person until I got my cat Freddie, so I was completely brand new to training and had no clue what I was doing, but this method works! My cat Freddie now Sits, sits up pretty, high fives, does "touch" (where I say touch and he runs up and touches his nose to my hand, it's a really good recall tool if I need him to come to me quickly and I need to grab him, I learned that from Cats Vs Dogs!) He does "Spin" And right now we're working on "Stay"! Freddie is so smart and giving him more complex tasks than just chasing a feather wand has been so stimulating for him!!

Great timing, thanks!

I'm going to try this. I used to have a death cat and we had hand singmals. When I wanted her attention, I would gently stomp on the floor.

I live in a small apartment with 2 rescue kittens that are about 6 months old, now. Just bought a clicker but I wasn't sure how to use it. Thank you for this posting. It really helps. 😺

Thanks for sharing. I'm going to try this. I have your clicker and treats pack.

Her apartment is remarkably clean for a multicat and kitten family. Kudos to her.

One of my cats is a little less play driven and I have a hard time getting him engaged in playtime, but he’s also much more food motivated than his brother. Last night I spent about two minutes teaching him “sit” and he mastered it so quickly. Tonight I tried it again and he didn’t even need a refresher. I’m about to order a clicker for him. I’m sure my other cat will benefit from it too, but my shy guy really seems like a natural.

Thank you so much! 😀

Oh my goodness! I love her so much!!! Assuming that's her house, I absolutely love it too! Cats, crystals and catification perfection!

I've not used a clicker before, but I have been doing training with Charlie for years. He comes when I call him, and does sit and touch for treats. Cats are way more clever than we give them credit for. I definitely have to invest in a clicker now and see if I can take his training to the next level.

Brilliant! 👏🏻😁

I adopted about a month ago and have been watching your videos nonstop. I began clicker training the first week of having my kitten and the results have been amazing! I love showing off new tricks me and my cat have learned together, and I truly feel the training bonds us very strongly. My cat cat go into his cat backpack on command, come on command, and even do a few other tricks for his favorite treats. Thank you so much @JacksonGalaxy

I loved it! Thank you for the video

This video is super useful, thanks a lot!

Thumbs up for the deaf cat is genius!

I bought your clicker bundle about a month ago for my new kittens. Nicky is still working on it. He knows that the click means a treat. His sister (same litter) Noel knows "sit" and "high five" so far. They both love it. The second I pick it up, they know we are going to do clicker training. LOL!

A concentrate and crystal clear of all I needed to know. Thanks a lot.

I will try definitely 😊 thanks !!!!

Love it! Thank you! 👏💕💕💕

I taught my cat to shake hands, and now sometimes he tries to initiate a hand shake as sweet sign language for “may I please have a treat?” He also comes when called and sits on command. I didn’t use a clicker-just words and treats. We are working on brushing teeth right now. Sometimes (when in the right mood), he will also fetch-maybe a clicker would help with that one. Thank you for all the helpful info you share with us, Jackson!

Samantha is so cute

Love it! Thank you so much for this video. Can't wait to give it a try tomorrow with my two cuties.

WOO! imma go train the cats at my local shelter ♥️♥️♥️

LOVE your tee Jackson!!

training is so much fun and great for bonding. my old cat could do several things on command and when we walked the dogs he'd follow through the gardens(we live in a huge summerhome area with very few and slow driving cars) and when i'd call him he'd come running, sit with the dogs and get a treat. was always so funny to see ppls faces when he came racing from a bush XD

Wow! Totally awesome!!!!!!

Thank you Jackson! Shall try this with my cat

Very informative! Thank you so much.

Great Tips 👌

Out of skeptical interest I decided to practice the come here command with my 4-5 month old (we weren't super sure on age) but using my mouth as a clicker I got my cat to come to me about 4 times. She got a bit over stimulated and proceeded with zoomies but it goes to show clicker training works even with first timers.

I just loved it. .......... Thank you very much for your advice

You are a real cat god. Yesterday my friends and I were talking about all things cats and I mentioned your name so often. “Butttt Jackson Galaxy said.....”

Samantha seems soooo friendly!!!! great video!!

You have nothing to worry about everytime I watch one of your videos I always put a like before it's over you've helped me so much with my cat and have taught me a lot about my cat

thank you sooooo much for sharing this content. she is incredible. so inspirational!!! thank you!!!

Good info on getting them conditioned 👍

This is such a great beginner’s guide to clicker training! Thank you Samantha

Perfect timing! I just started clicker training one of my cats last week!

So good thank you 🙏🏼

I trained my cat to go for treats It worked like a charm

Those kittens are really cute

Very good advises.

Omg you listened! I’m so glad!! I was waiting for a training video!!

I love the cat excersize wheel in the background...I got to have one!