Carrier Train Your Cat
What you'll learn
- How to get your cat to voluntarily enter a carrier
- Basics of clicker training
- A stress free way of going to the vet
- A new way to bond with your cat
Requirements
- A clicker
- A hard top carrier with removable top
- A food-motivated cat
- High value cat treats
Description
Do you have to wrestle your cat into the carrier when it's time to go to the vet? At the very least this is stressful, at worst someone gets injured. This course teaches you how to use positive reinforcement methods to get your cat to voluntarily walk into the carrier on cue. You also bond with your cat and start learning clicker training so you can teach more skills on your training journey!
Who this course is for:
- Cat guardians looking to bond with their cats.
- Cat guardians looking to make traveling cats them a lot easier.
- Anyone interested in cat behavior.
- Cat rescue and transport volunteers.
- Vet techs.
Course content
- Preview08:16
- Preview15:41
- 3 questionsLoad Your Clicker
- 7 questionsClicker Training Quiz
Instructor
Kelly has been a professional companion animal care provider for 10 years and a small business owner for 8 of those years. Frustrated with the tidal wave of requests her companion animal care business received to re-home cats with preventable behavior problems, Kelly studied cat behavior to save cats from surrender and declawing.
Kelly has a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from Shepherd University, a Master of Science in Strategic Leadership from Mountain State University, and a Certificate in Applied Animal Behavior from the University of Washington.
Kelly is a professional member of the Pet Professional Guild, a certified Fear Free professional, and a Dognostics Collaborative Care Provider, adhering to their principles of exclusively providing force free solutions to animal behavior.