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Jestopher posted:This is an awesome thread! Not only does the R+/P- method work on dogs but it also works on kids and cats (and probably most other animals too). I've had pretty good success training my one year old cat to respond to commands. Right now he's more or less mastered "come here", "get off", "high five", and "sit". We're working on "down", "stay", and "speak" currently. Hammer loves clicker training. Every time I bring out the clicker he starts purring. He's a good little man I hope this isn't off topic 'cause it's cats, but I've recently gotten a clicker and started training my kitty to do stuff. It's awesome, because she will totally work for diet kibble, as long as it's only a few minutes at a time. She could already stand up, and now she holds up a paw on command, but I'd like to teach her to sit. I'm having trouble figuring out how to do this, as she tends to stand up when I put a treat above her at all and I don't want to train her out of standing up. How'd you start with your cat? Also: a life less, thanks for making this thread. It was watching some of your videos that inspired me to expand my cat's repertoire to more than the stand up command.
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. Hopefully he'll be jumping through hoops like Trophy one of these days. 
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