Cat Wall Training

Video by OutdoorSavannah featuring Raja and David, Raja the Cat

[@Desty1937]

This is the clearest way someone has explained on how to train a pet to do something.

[@Foxfire_whoa]

I had no idea how to make an animal do anything other than desperately clapping before this lmao

[@gordons-alive4940]

He can train a cat. He has crazy skills.

[@Desty1937]

@@gordons-alive4940 I never had a cat before so I don't know how hard it is to train them.

[@kichikitsu]

​@@Desty1937having a cat that's food motivated is such a blessing when you wanna train them. any other motivation might be a bit trickier though lol

[@brianna094]

​@@gordons-alive4940All mammals can be trained

[@Minty_Kp]

Triple jump: Unlocked

[@tigertank123]

😂😂😂😂

[@Thawhid]

Cats just casually jumping like 7 feet

[@emeraldabilitywars]

1.7k likes and 2 replies? lemme fix that

[@gengarthedestroyer5326]

2.5 likes and 3 replies let me fix that

[@___idk]

lols

[@Poolparty-lc1om]

This guy is amazing. He takes care of his cat so well that his cat loves him. He deserves more.

[@linuswang6572]

No. He should stop treating his cat like a dog. What’s sicko.

[@womp47]

@@linuswang6572 lmao what? he isnt abusing the cat in any way, he isnt forcing the cat to do anything it doesnt want to. he is building trust and a relationship, that doesnt make him a sicko

[@theastroguy7417]

@@womp47Pretty sure the technique he’s using is the Pavlov dog technique where anything can be trained by a certain sound so long as they get a reward after. Like, play a click sound and give a treat after, they attribute the sound to treats. Idk if it’s true but I heard it can mess with animal’s brains or something if it’s abused but who am I to understand

[@womp47]

@@theastroguy7417 thats how training an animal works, it is an extremely common practice. keep in mind the cat is not being abused, he isnt forcing anything. the cat isnt rewarded with food in general, it is rewarded with a treat, so its not like its being starved like the pavlov dog is known

[@Professor_Utonium_]

​@@linuswang6572bro there's always one of you in the comments 😂

[@Choppermon]

literally best training guide I've ever seen.

[@tristanbeilin7615]

its so great when people really go the extra mile to make sure their animal is truly happy

[@datboiii1868]

Wym he's using this mf for science experiments

[@Idk_a_name_88]

​@@datboiii1868TF YOU MEAN SCIENCE EXPERIMENTS

[@HelloThere.....]

@@datboiii1868 ? Is a parent using their kid for science experiments because they teach them things and give them rules? No, not at all. He's teaching her useful skills and rewarding her. The cat has a greater purpose in life now other than just chilling and being pet.

[@TheVeryBestBaby]

That's called being human. Anyone else is less than human 😊

[@KazamaRaikan]

@@TheDibbsyou know what’s funny? Human children go through the same exact thing when learning

[@devanshidholariya6037]

He explained classical conditioning theory in the cutest way possible

[@mrmagunga2788]

this is technically operant conditioning

[@UnfortunateMJ]

@@mrmagunga2788it’s both actually

[@UnfortunateMJ]

@@mrmagunga2788 the classic conditioning part is when he uses the clicker as a neutral stimulus to condition the cat to know that food is related to the finger and going where he wants The operant conditioning part is rewarding the cat for doing what he wants

[@chattycatty3336]

​@@UnfortunateMJ exactly. Subconscious association vs learning that an action leads to a reward :) very similar but different.

[@josephdogg1]

@@UnfortunateMJnerd

[@🉑]

The bond between you and your cat is truly special. It's heartwarming to see how much you care for each other.

[@Mr.Autodelete]

Instead of a clicker I used a chirping sound I learned from an old survival book they called it a “curiosity call” my cat would leave other members of the household when I chirped and he would even jump into my arms. RIP Crash you were the most special cat I’ve ever gotten the pleasure to know.

[@surge9407]

The click to treat explanation was probably the best yet most simple I’ve heard

[@terminati0n]

Just some of Pavlov Dog's theory

[@alien_ogre]

bro thats basics of dog training

[@rgm4646]

it works on humans too!

[@Mollyisadog]

Jesus loves you

[@him050]

It is literally the most simple thing ever 😂. If you need it explained to you in anymore than two sentences, you shouldn’t be responsible for living things.

[@TheGreatJaer]

Having a cat that loves you must be one of the best things in life

[@joyfactors1462]

If you have a pet cat, then it loves you. All cats are different and they obviously have different ways of showing their love, just like humans

[@T4TheTidePod]

​@@joyfactors1462 (as long as you actually treat it well and don't abuse it)

[@Grigsy]

It really is

[@Longshot3181]

We don't own cats. Cats own us.

[@Berserk_Fan69]

​@@Longshot3181fr

[@patrickconrad2874]

Human: my shoulder is a safe space Cat: I'll sacrifice the human's head as a distraction while I escape

[@ChicagoItaliana]

Super cool! Cats are very trainable! Most people just don't put in the effort, like they do with dogs 😸

[@linuswang6572]

Why would you ever ‘put in the effort’ to turn a cat into a dog? If you want a pet that does tricks for treats and doesn’t mind walking on a leash, get a dog. You Americans are insane.

[@buzwa2k]

You completely cleared up the timing of the click and the treat for me, no other click training video or in person trainer ever made that clear! Thank you

[@user-pt1cz4ot1e]

Right?!!

[@GeorgeLambadas]

You should check out dog training videos that use "markers". Whether it's a click, a strong "yes" or whatever else, associating a well-timed sound with a reward works wonders for training

[@sailemartini5902]

Wow you’re dense if you really needed that. Please give that dog a more competent owner.

[@buzwa2k]

@@sailemartini5902 thanks bro. You're a star

[@notNajimi]

@@sailemartini5902wtf dude

[@GriseWeisshark]

I admire the dedication of people who train their pets. It's no easy job since it takes time, effort, and a lot of patience.

[@Lookup5784y]

That’s true x 1,000 😂

[@shaynacatherine-kp3jg]

Yea its almost like..... They actually wanted a pet and had a goal rather than just buying a thing to sit in your house like most garbage "pet owners"

[@theafrica5896]

​@@shaynacatherine-kp3jgbros reminiscising his parents

[@bena_seal1236]

@@shaynacatherine-kp3jg🤡

[@exlpod]

​@@shaynacatherine-kp3jgimagine teaching your cat tricks lmao

[@carm954]

People think you cannot train cats, well maybe there’s some you can’t, but I think most of them can be trained to a large degree. Thank you for showing this, because it is time-consuming, but I think well worth it.

[@SomeRandoDum]

It's great if your cat is motivated by anything. My cat is just happy to be here

[@JadetheGoober]

she is SUCH a beautiful kitty

[@bessospamezzy8180]

Stop the cap

[@sumuqh]

Truly majestic

[@keinvm]

ita a bengal cat right? shes lovely

[@calw8085]

@@keinvmyeah it’s a bengal cat. I had 2 of them. No offense to the other cats but they are the only ones I like, as they take on more of a dog like personality as far as wanting to interact, and not solitary like many cats can be. They love sitting in anyone’s laps for the most part, and they always vibrate like a motor once you pet them. Never had either swat at me or hiss.

[@helenorfarquharson5914]

@@calw8085exactly why I think dogs are better no offence to anyone who likes cats more

[@awxash]

your cat is the most cat like cat. shes so beautiful and well trained. and not to mention her eyes are so beautiful omg.

[@crystalr4650]

She is a very beautiful breed but they are "half wild" and have a very VERY very very very high energy and need lots of physical and mental stimulation. They often need a running wheel, time outside, and loads of enrichment like this guy does ❤

[@awxash]

@@crystalr4650 i did not know that, thank you so much for letting me know!

[@kishinslayer2228]

I dunno, if it does what you want it to do when and how you want it to... Is it really a cat anymore?

[@TheSenkMan]

I mean, yeah, cats can listen to you too, their not genetically stubborn

[@awxash]

@@kishinslayer2228 but i never said cats listen to whatever you want them to do did i? i said well trained, “obedient” and “trained” are two different things!

[@GamerGlitch1010]

That looks like something straight out if a movie! That’s incredible!

[@user-qc1ze7cu1z]

I wish I had a cat like that

[@deanl6613]

I think it's cool that you're so interactive with your cat. Most people just feed and house them and they're just part of the furniture for most of their lives.

[@Ethanol2004]

😆

[@misslala1377]

Yep, and they become aloof, sad, sadintary, obese, bored, depressed, and mean. And they blame cats for that... its not the cats fault. it's the owners! They need love, patience, attention and proper cat training.

[@xmiunax4385]

It's probably due to the stigma of cats outdoors on leashes and such the more people do it the more normal it will become hopefully

[@Rattlsnke]

Cats are so incredibly easy to train. I can’t stand trying to train dogs. I’ve never used a clicker, just treats. It’s super useful, I encourage everyone to train their cats. At the very least to teach them to lay and sit. They end up being patient and won’t beg. These two wait their turns for treats. He trained himself to sit just by watching her. My last cat…my everything…he knew all sorts of things, but he had to take an inhaler for his asthma. He knew how to lay before he was diagnosed but it made it so incredibly easy with him already being trained for me to start giving it to him. All the other tricks are useless and just for fun. It literally takes under an hour to teach a cat something and they will never forget it. Dogs you have to spend forever trying to teach them things and they forget them too. She’s half blind and pretty stupid as far as cats go but it still wasn’t difficult at all. You have to bond with whatever animals you have. Ignore a dog constantly, just let it outside and don’t walk it, it isn’t going to be constantly affectionate either. I’ve never had a cat that doesn’t constantly want love. The three cats I’ve had, I don’t count the amazing one that was dying when I got him, would/do jump on my back/shoulders and no training was required. I’m sitting here now with both of them on my lap. =^.^= Give love and you’ll get it back.

[@twistedleaf98]

My cat just absolutely loves me and sits on my shoulder because she wants to.

[@shelleynobleart]

Youre the only exotic cat owner that provides sufficient activity and mental stimulation I've seen. You deserve this incredible cat.

[@echoptic775]

Exotic cat owner, wtf?

[@PrincessBlack04]

​@@echoptic775meaning that that breed is not common.

[@echoptic775]

@@PrincessBlack04 what difference does it make compared to a regular house cat?

[@SJT-ch9fj]

The difference is about £3000 or more, it’s a Bengal cat, more dog than cat though.

[@benjisaac]

@@echoptic775they need more stimulation than normal cats. In the same way that wild dogs and wolves are more keyed up than most domestic dogs.

[@russellleblanc1539]

She's so pretty 😊 I love that she has a safe space from dogs.

[@jeffschultz732]

I trained my cat, Bear, to do the same. Especially for when we go to the vet. He high-fives, shakes hands, jumps in my arms in command, sits and lays down on command, plays fetchand knows his treats when you spell them out.

[@beehall2848]

Im so glad to see an owner give their pet such a great spot to feel safe and secure while in new environments! This isn't just a reward system, this baby is learning to trust her dad so much and it melts my heart! So perfect for each other! Please more kitty!

[@GwymePsn]

It’s not a great spot it’s better to give them a spot safer and more sturdy, a tree for example. I’ve seen many people have small dogs and grab them and pick them up and get bit in the process of trying to get away from the dog

[@ph1llip762]

@@GwymePsnthat doesn’t make sense at all

[@whatsupscoob6818]

​​@@GwymePsnhow tf would he train her to climb a tree in every location they go to, are you dumb? plus the cats on a leash he'd have to sprint with her at the same speed and then climb the tree with her.

[@mrtrock_gaming1489]

​@@GwymePsnwhere are u on about

[@linuswang6572]

Cats are supposed to roam freely, guarding their territory. If you want a pet that does tricks for treats and doesn’t mind walking on a leash, get a dog. You Americans (mostly women, but in this case a dude) are insane, mistaking cats for dogs.

[@parker25489]

side note: she is absolutely gorgeous

[@plsbepatientihaveadhd]

ikr!! extremely beautiful girl

[@cosmickitteh]

^._.^ wtf @@hoursdays1572

[@zynaps1791]

@@hoursdays1572tf

[@trunestor]

wtf@@hoursdays1572

[@Aurosteel]

SIMP SIMP SIMP

[@Matt-no.22_VLC]

That’s the coolest fucking cat/man duo I’ve seen in my life

[@fredopitpat-bd4tj]

The guy is totally HICCUP on another dimension 😂👌

[@fredopitpat-bd4tj]

How to train your cat😅

[@sammorrissey289]

That’s the most coolest training for a cat I’ve seen

[@jasminekittenstorm5236]

I taught my cats from a bench first, I got 10, but 3 do it, but mainly 1, I just tap my chest untill they crawl onto my shoulder, then eventually moved to the ground and tapped my chest and they jump, give them love and cuddles. They did it themselves but I encouraged it. No treats or clicker. Just cuddles and love. So everytime when 1 of them, especially the one obsessed to be in my room. He has to jump on my shoulder from the ground, or crawl over my shoulder from the speaker, to be able to come into my room. When he doesn't get his way..he meows and tries opening my door.

[@unkown215]

What about a dog?

[@fiskoris5226]

most cool* / coolest*

[@user-mu3jv3zq3g]

Are we not gonna talk about how beautiful this cat is?

[@ProxCQ]

Literally like any other cat.

[@420.rose_]

​@@ProxCQTrue every cat is beautiful

[@53angie]

She’s gorgeous~

[@lydiaa6243]

Fr tho she is gorgeous

[@toddc1258]

Anybody know what kind of cat this is cuz I want one 🥹

[@gloxlmao]

This man’s a genius

[@nocturnalweeb3524]

Had a cat who enjoyed sholder riding naturally. Miss him

[@BlueRedGooGoo]

The fact that you don't just let her go outside without you and you keep her under control deserves huge props.

[@fin_blue5771]

No it doesn’t. Let your cat have freedom

[@i.shuuya3231]

​@@fin_blue5771They're invasive species. If anything, he's being responsible and did his research unlike the vast majority of people.

[@ositaozed2252]

⁠domestic cats are invasive species, which animal or government body has stated this 😂 there's no wild domestic cat population in USA that's has this phenomenon, a stray cat is an abandoned cat most of the time

[@fin_blue5771]

@@i.shuuya3231 so your saying keeping your cat inside or not letting it outside without you doesn’t sound cruel?

[@i.shuuya3231]

@@fin_blue5771 What I say is irrelevant. Listen to the actual experts and people who have researched the topic instead. I don't understand why you prefer to start an argument with a random over the internet instead of just... checking what the experts recommend and why?

[@honda197056]

Yes, most definitely want to see more videos of your sweet cat. Bless you for being so good to your cat.❤

[@outdoorsavannah]

Okay! I like making these 😻❤️

[@jussinick2131]

​@@outdoorsavannahCats are social animals. The cat needs a companion! Individual posture is very sad and not species-appropriate

[@WespectRamen]

​@@jussinick2131they do have atleast one other cat. they've both been in these shorts before

[@PortalSphere]

@@jussinick2131your the type of gut to remind the teacher about homework. Very sad and not comment section appropriate.

[@codenameyttrem8259]

​@@outdoorsavannahGood, this is some good content

[@jesterrolli]

My cat just kinda always climbed onto my shoulder and back^^ but its cute to see you actually train her amazing work and patience

[@menacingpyro2005]

That’s actually genius holy smokes why haven’t I thought of training my pets like this

[@BraVia96]

Its always so nice to see people care about animals :)

[@KChild78]

Yeah, I was about to type the same thing

[@HermanWillems]

Sometimes human slaves where also treated very nicely by their masters. Does that make it right as well?

[@slobodanpraljak1464]

@@HermanWillemsFalse equivalence. Animals are bred for domestication, this is the lifestyle which maximises their happiness. The same cannot be said for human slaves.

[@Tyler-hk4wo]

​@@slobodanpraljak1464 actually human slaves were bred for strength and other desirable traits.

[@slobodanpraljak1464]

@@Tyler-hk4wo You didn’t read my comment, or you didn’t understand what I was saying. Breeding for strength, stamina and whatnot is not the same as breeding for domestication. Domestication entails obedience and the elimination of many instincts. To my knowledge, slaves were not bred *specifically* for domestication as much as they were for strength and whatnot. And even if they were, they never reached their desired aim given that slavery didn’t last for enough generations for them to do so. Also, I didn’t mention this in my first comment but another reason why you can’t compare pets and humans slaves is because slaves were routinely forced to work under inhospitable conditions and tortured by their masters. Not exactly the same as a domestic cat that is fed plenty, is safe and can run around in the wild everyday.

[@chocochipbananasplit]

I like the "make your shoulder a happy place that gives food" part

[@scifisystem]

That made me smile too!

[@Sara-bv2vt]

cat likes that line too

[@veggies2389]

That cat is gorgeous

[@coltonp7149]

Someone get this man a tv stand, coffee table, anythingggggg

[@anna99629]

So nice to see someone who trains their cat the right way. What a happy human and cat. Such an awesome environment for the cat to live . 😂

[@charliedigby7719]

people don't try to train cats they figure it out on their own that's why they're not dogs

[@Riddlewizard]

​@@charliedigby7719 People don't try to train cats because culture and media has insisted that you don't. This is why most people's cats are little jerks that do as they please. You get the same from dogs that aren't trained.

[@Dr.BDover]

​@@markwilliams7226cat person spotted

[@nonine09]

​@@markwilliams7226Some breed of dogs can be more violent than others, you're generalizing all of them. Many dog breeds are really calm and timid (I.e: Reteivers, Huskies), while others can have violent traits for evolution (I.e: hunting dogs, guard dogs or small dogs that needs to be alert all time because there are more enemies than can harm them). Then there are the bad owners to all of them. By the way, I have seen a few pet cats that hiss at and attack literally everyone and no one can even approach or walk past them. No health or living condition issues either, they are just like that.

[@deathlord353]

​@@markwilliams7226Inbred swine spotted.

[@SinnohJohtoKanto]

"Make your shoulder a happy place that gives food" was not a sentence I was expecting today

[@tweva9273]

Stephen Hawking thought the same thing

[@Moonshine449]

@@tweva9273💀

[@meadow-m2q]

So cute, i love how much attention and care you give your cat

[@Anabriella]

Your cat is so beautiful 💕

[@aliziyaharman8792]

Bro this is why i cant choose between dogs and cats, both of those animals are just amazing

[@tomdiets5079]

That’s why I just choose any pet

[@sameisenhower9712]

Porque no los dos

[@Industry-insider]

Both

[@devnandannair2336]

get both

[@aleyorch44]

Dogs will always be superior. This is a specific type of cat

[@channel3089]

My cat is blind. He started doing this by himself whenever he got scared on walks. He holds onto my leg, I pick him up and he climbs up my shoulder and sits there comfortably. He trusts me a lot❤

[@charlottebeads]

that's so great

[@iGaveLiaHIV]

why you taking your blind cat for walks 😂

[@kittygamerally1004]

Cause all animals need excersice to be healthy​@@iGaveLiaHIV

[@t3nzzunefijian169]

​@@iGaveLiaHIV😂😂

[@cheesecakelasagna]

​@@iGaveLiaHIV exercise obv

[@marcusg3058]

She is just so incredibly beautiful

[@hilariontorres5552]

This is the only person i know that explains how to train a pet,tysm now i can train my pet villager

[@8Arachne8]

I love that you’re training your cat, so many people think they can’t be trained, (but then own dogs that only half listen.) Patience and proper technique will train most animals. Love it. The commitment and love in that relationship is awesome to see.

[@pastel-chan1594]

I honsetly thought they couldn't be But yea my dogs are trained but they mostly listen if you have a treat

[@_sillew]

Cats are usually harder to train than dogs but it really depends on the cat and the cats personality. Some of the more primitive dogs can be harder to train than more new and modern breeds.

[@demonic_myst4503]

its not inpossible just more conplicated cats dont have as complex situational sapience punishing cats foesnt work at all they associate the punishment with u as a person instead of the action this males it almost impossible to train out bad behavior from cats but u can giventhem some new tricks like this

[@raerohan4241]

​@@_sillew It's not primitive vs modern, it's just what has been historically required of the breed. E.g. Huskies aren't a new breed, yet they have minds of their own. That is because, rather than being bred to be able to train to pull sleds, they were bred to love running. Sledding requires minimal input, so they didn't need to be super obedient - as long as you could train them so they knew "follow these few commands and you can run as you like", that's all that was needed

[@Mightydoggo]

@@_sillew Well there´s many dog breeds that aren´t supposed to listen like slaves, because they´re bred for purpose, not as vanity items. Not to mention the myriad of health problems "modern breeds" have.

[@g_rr_tt]

I like how you actually explain how animals (and people) can be conditioned through noises and rewards when most people think that animals do things out of the kindness of their hearts.

[@Aoredon]

Nobody thought that.

[@ToxicHAL]

Dogs yes… cats no!

[@therawdawg9168]

Do not compare us to animals, even tho we are. We do not condition humans hitler😂

[@leonie7710]

My cat actually does. Don’t project your world view onto everything without actual proof. My cat jumps onto me just for attention and I m never giving her anything for it. Animals are very capable of loving and aren’t solely opportunistic except if you thing love is opportunistic in itself which then also could be applied to humans

[@bryank1880]

@@therawdawg9168we do condition humans and that doesnt make us hitler. Rewarding and punishing is very common practice in parenting and in every aspect of life and that is the concept of operant condition to increase or decrease a behavior.

[@joeymatteobasquevasquez7631]

The the cat went gorilla tag mode 😂😂 AND SHE ALSO SO CUTE❤

[@Sr.Seabass57]

I do the same thing with my pug, I love my lazy little loaf. She just likes riding around up there and hanging out with me

[@Notxanakin]

You can clearly see this guy cares about his cat. He takes her outside, and knows the risks so outs the time in to make sure shes as happy and comfortable as possible. 10/10 guy

[@WlTHER_KlNG]

Why no replies?, I guess i’ll fix it also yes obviously he cares about his cat he is teaching his cat to be comfortable and even taking her outside.

[@sarix_3125]

10/10 cat

[@warriorzander849]

@@WlTHER_KlNGu literally repeated exactly what the comment said

[@StariDido]

He's a fruitcake 🧚‍♀️🌈😂

[@ellaangel666]

I have just discovered you two and so far I am enjoying your shorts very much. I would love to see more of your info training vids as you are clear and informative, showing each step, simplified. It is also apparent that you go about teaching her w much respect and kindness. It is written all over her face (and yours) you share a deep bond. 😻😽

[@outdoorsavannah]

Thank you!! I had a lot of fun making this and it was only my first trick video but I have more planned!

[@sunburntsatan6475]

I accidentally did [an easier form of this] with my cats! No clicker, just placed then manually on my shoulder and gave them a treat, and then every time they repeated that they would get a treat. In no time, they were jumping on my shoulders around the house! Parrot cats are fantastic

[@Thegreensquids]

Cats secretly training for world domination

[@McDonnell_Douglas]

This is the most iconic cat and dad duo on KZbin 🐱🙋‍♂️

[@SeedOfLight0101]

This gives me feeling like "a stray cat named bob" movie vibes

[@CheckTMOW]

Half-Asleep Chris

[@lost--_]

L

[@user-nk8xv6vs1c]

Why the hitler salute emoji though

[@nena2281]

This is the best kitty daddy I've ever seen. He sure loves his cat! She is one lucky girl.

[@rossetrose1822]

Not tryna be funny, but i read this wrong and out of context 😭 I AM SO SORRY, I AGREE THOUGH I JUST READ THIS OUT OF CONTEXT

[@cye2310]

​@@rossetrose1822 You just watched the short right? So you would've known the context...

[@goallessmadeline]

@@rossetrose1822😭😭😭😭

[@F-22andF-35Fan]

Bro wtf 💀💀💀

[@ttm3622]

@@rossetrose1822 💀

[@MeganAndrews-gc6lw]

I love seeing other people train their cats!! Cats are so smart and are capable of so much! I started training my now 4 year old cat Jazzy since she was about 2 months old. (I found her when she was around 2 weeks. [Momma cat was hit by a car and other kittens didn't make it, I tried. So before ppl get mad about separating a young kitten from her mom]) Any who soft paws, (retract claws immediately). shoulder tap/ "parrot" for her to jump on my shoulders. Fetch, stay, hide,follow, and my favorite "bedtime" where she lays on my chest I put the blanket over both of us and we go to sleep. Cats are just extordinary.

[@michelles1250]

Thank you, ive been mulling over how i want to attempt to clicker train my monitor. Maybe not with my finger, but this has inspired the game plan

[@emperormoist3851]

That’s actually genius. A specific sound of approval so your pet knows it’s doing good

[@mcchaos2137]

Pavlov dog

[@pandax5359]

Operant conditioning woohoo

[@briansantarossa2331]

Been used by (mostly) dog trainers for ages ! It's super effective, apparently for cats also 😂

[@khadijahzzx4736]

​@@pandax5359it's actually classical conditioning lol

[@pandax5359]

@@khadijahzzx4736 it is? Isn't operant conditioning about the pairing of a discriminative stimulus with a behaviour which is subsequently followed by a reinforcement/punishment behavioural outcome.

[@brian8319]

awesome cat!

[@outdoorsavannah]

😻❤️

[@jussinick2131]

​@@outdoorsavannahCats are social animals. The cat needs a companion! Individual posture is very sad and not species-appropriate

[@cyq3]

@@jussinick2131you have no idea what you’re talking about

[@chickenwing3946]

@@cyq3Blud got ratioed hard lol

[@diegospzanoni3913]

Awwww she's so cute ❤

[@jennifufu6454]

Oooh, such a pretty kitty!

[@chiefbrownfart]

I found my cat in the woods behind my house all by himself before his eyes were even open, I left food for mom but after about 12 hours she never came and it was cold out so I took him in. I ended up bottle feeding him and all that, so he's extremely attached to me and likes to be near me 24/7 when I'm at home. He's also always loved being either on my shoulders or inside my shirt. One day I leaned back a little bit and tapped on my chest trying to get him to jump up and he did. Only took about 1 minute before he jumped up into my arms and then climbed up onto my shoulders. Obviously all animals are different, especially cats, so I guess I just got lucky with my current cat. Because I've had 7 cats so far in my life and honestly none of them have even been 25% as sweet and affectionate as the little dude I have right now. I have the feeling that he's probably one of those once in a lifetime cats!

[@Cara84de]

it's because you are literally his mom, alsol the reason why cats usually (!) shouldn't be taken away from the mother cat too early, it leads to several behavior problems and that kind of "sweetness" is one of them.. but I would also like tbh😅😂

[@Emcipio]

We had a cat that was raised bottle fed by us, but it never got out of being basically feral and was the meanest little thing😂 I partly blame because I let her play fight me but she never got smacked for playing too hard like a real mom would.

[@eerohughes]

That's awesome 👌 I'm happy for you

[@teamhop]

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[@Ferrow6]

This sounds sooo lovely!! I can see it in my mind. Sooo cute. And you’ll get this again. If you have the same vibe with the next cat.

[@SaintWilliamsOfficial]

I didn’t even know it was possible to train a cat until this video 😂

[@user-ff4cq5wh7t]

Lmao well now you know😅

[@nunpho]

My cat trained me

[@albe8479]

cats can be trained, it's just that requires even more time and effort than dogs

[@estebanatachaoarguedas6321]

​​@@albe8479 Genetically speaking, dogs are preprogrammed to be trained by humans since their first ancestors got domesticated. In the other hand, cats literally domesticated themselves since the very start when learned that imitating a human baby crying will get the attention of adult ones. Cats are just too genuine and methodical (if trying something and it brings good results, repeat anytime; if not, never try again).

[@elongnutz2531]

Anything can be trained

[@mantha8583]

Awww yes deffo high five, she a beautiful cat

[@twicestan7056]

OMG 😆 I have two cats one dog They are adorable. Your cat is very smart and intelligent. Wow I wish my cats were that smart.

[@lovecatsforeverMeow]

Just seeing how majestic she is i think she is a bengal cat.

[@angelatournas9115]

Def a Bengal

[@GucciTheSavannahKing]

Her name literally says outdoor “Savannah” she’s a Savannah lol 😹😹😹😹

[@_gills]

not a bangal cat, its a savannah cat sort

[@GucciTheSavannahKing]

Just read her bio she’s half bengal half Savannah

[@_gills]

@@GucciTheSavannahKing tyank you!!

[@jdsmith8282]

Please please PLEASE do a full length video on this as well as how you trained your cat for road trips!

[@freeshavac-ado6704]

It’s just classical conditioning, look up Ivan Pavlov

[@mexicanballler5040]

This is the most beautiful cat ive ever seen

[@danielogilvie3079]

That is a beautifully striking and intelligent cat, well do bro

[@F3NIX5]

ITS LIKE ASH AND PIKACHU WHATT ITS TOO CUTE

[@header_guard1112]

Exactly what I thought.

[@MewtRandell-]

Same

[@Animationsandothercrap]

I was about to comment that

[@user-um4xr8ib2z]

The I was going to say the same thing

[@easportsaxb8057]

That's the most athletic cat I've ever seen!

[@KFV66]

That’s because it’s mixed with a serval I believe which is a wild cat

[@jonisinkkonen5303]

You have never seen burger then💀🙏🔥

[@leonardomeloni69]

​@@KFV66it's not a serval, but a leopard asian cat mixed with generations of calm breede such as siamese cats and others The breed in question is the Bengal cat

[@unknown-xi6dg]

U clearly ain’t seen many cats then

[@easportsaxb8057]

@@unknown-xi6dg I knew someone was gonna say something like that

[@critter_core]

“My name’s Ash! And this is Pikachu!”

[@sweetiixenophii]

the fact my cat did this without training her now shows how much she trusted me. i miss her💖

[@Alpha00Fox]

The clearest way the Pavlovian response has been described yet. Amazing!

[@teresaellis7062]

I love your wall set up! What a fun way to give her lots of places to climb and be a wild and crazy kitty! 😍

[@klauskeller6380]

Thats the opposite of wild and crazy xD

[@kylermorvant]

This man is the man that knowed the rwason of life

[@tomridenour9704]

THANK YOU for showing the correct way to do this!! Too many people go clicker crazy and then it means nothing. Also, awesome wall, lucky Kitty ❤

[@supersockmonkey16]

thanks to you, i taught my cat how to sit, come to me, high five, and give me a fist bump… This is next on my list ❤ edit: guys it’s not that deep i just stick my fist out for a bump and he just taps it with his paw 😂

[@Youtubingbruh5.0]

Fist bump?

[@supersockmonkey16]

@@Youtubingbruh5.0 yeah! I’ll stick my fist out as it from going in for a fist bump, and he’ll use his paw to give me one back! :)

[@Cleansing2772]

😂Can we see some proof

[@crimsonknightli1238]

I need to see this fist bump

[@ronaldfarr3798]

This helped me teach my cat resurrection

[@joeyjoyous]

that is so precious i am so happy you both exist ☺️

[@lillyfox2537]

ikr? and found each other!

[@xxsowhatsforlunchxx6338]

this guy is the best cat owner

[@MissileDoctor]

My cat came with the ability to come when I whistle. We have had her since she was a kitten and whenever we trained our dog, some of what we trained him rubbed off on her, and so she comes running just when we whistle, which is really cute

[@ldalexandrite]

You two are so lucky to have eachother and it’s so lovely to see❤️

[@carrierichardson6619]

More training tips please!

[@outdoorsavannah]

More to come!

[@kami.UvU.]

If I got that clicker I would’ve been the one trained because it’s sound is too satisfying XD

[@thereilway]

One of my cats just naturally started jumping on our shoulders to avoid being accidentally kicked when she wanted to walk really close to us. It was a hassle to teach her to NOT jump up on our, or our guests' shoulders, without permission. Now it's where she stays when she needs comfort or safety, or just wants to hang out without getting underfoot 😁

[@jackrabbit.]

Okay but that is one of the most beautiful cats I've ever seen!!

[@ulhi7564]

That's not a normal cat though, just to give you a heads-up. The breed is quite problematic, especially with so many cats already on this world

[@judith678]

@@ulhi7564what breed is it?

[@nobodyyouknow7226]

​@@judith678 She's a savannah!

[@101Gamerbot]

The last jump where you gave her a little kiss on the cheek was so cute 😊. Very adorable cat

[@LuneToon]

My cat jumps on my shoulder without me doing anything, bro is an actual squirrel

[@deadmeat8754]

She is magnificent and clearly loved.

[@JaxLoran]

Aww you take such good care of the kitty and spend so much time with her 🖤 such a great cat dad

[@BlaiseTighe]

Thank you for giving your cat the best life possible.

[@stravestuff]

Honestly I've found a true genius on KZbin shorts (it's pretty rare)

[@isaaciscool2353]

I taught my cat how to do a fist bump

[@Valentiono87]

Looks like this cat already knows everything, just takes her time❤😊

[@Zarzy397]

That sounds about right. Cats man, gotta love em 😂❤️

[@fillthegaptozero7890]

One of the best training videos I’ve actually seen. Please make more

[@HeinrichTheGr8]

Indeed , but the “safe space when we see dogs” lmao okay lets just pretend dogs can’t jump 😅

[@user3378e]

This guy is a cat lady

[@Dussthedog]

Skill unlocked! “EGGscelent cat brain!”

[@sm0r3_rblx]

ur cat is so pretty awhh :3