How to Train a Bengal Cat

How to Train a Bengal Cat
Cats are known for having strong personalities of their own, and for often being very independent creatures. Bengal cats are primarily known for being high-energy animals. You may find yourself wondering if you could focus that energy into an activity like training your cat to learn simple commands.
Bengal cats are easier to train than most cat breeds. They are considered to be one of the smartest cat breeds. With time and consistency, they can learn tricks and develop certain behaviors. The effort involved to train your cat will depend on his or her personality and their interest level in the activity.
The first step is to make sure you have the motivation and time necessary to spend training your cat. With all animals, training them is a lengthy process and not something that happens overnight. Have patience, and devote a set amount of time to your training exercises every day.
Training is a great bonding activity for both you and your cat. It is an easy way to spend one-on-one time together with a common goal in mind. Your cat will love the focus and attention, and you will be relieved knowing your cat is well-behaved around the house.
With all training, do not be frustrated if you don’t see results immediately. All cats are different and learn at different speeds.
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[@CatVantageStory]

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[@lowrider81hd]

Oh yes my Bengal cat has trained me very well. Thank you!

[@Jahangiriramin]

HAHAHA

[@EmicaBeijing]

also mine,xiexie

[@DariyonLandellHycheKrattTCl]

Wild Kitties but Bengals have Inner Doggy, They already have spirit of a dog They Trained and do Tricks about sit or roll over and speak o meowing, That's Wildly Awesome!.

[@JeffMoche]

I couple of years ago, I adopted my first cat. It was supposed to be a bengal and I was really excited. The foster/shelter-owner brought him over and she was amazed by how soon he came out of the cage. He started calmly exploring, then came up to me for pets. I was lying on the couch and he came up to spoon with me! The foster mom was thrilled. She said she'd never seen that before while she snapped photos. We were made for each other. But, out of nowhere, he pounced on me angrily. The foster mom wanted to cancel immediately, but I convinced her that it seemed like a one-off, since things had gone so well. She agreed and left. An hour later he did it again, even more angrily this time. Damn! I called the foster mom to come back for him, and locked him in my large office. I decided to give it one more try before she came back. I warily entered the room. He was on the other side, with no reaction. I carefully sat down. After a short while, he casually walked over to me. Nothing. Then, he pounced again, this time the worst of all. From his facial expression, he wasn't playing. I was done! But, that was super disappointing. I ended up with a very sweet tabby though with a great temperament. So, happy ending.

[@kellynnd5361]

i just got my first pair of bengal kittens, i'm looking forward to training them, and especially to leash and harness. this isn't my first experience with training though, as i am from the rural canadian rockies and ended up with a bobcat/siamese cat by accident(siamese mom got out in her first heat). i held her when she was a minute old and she lived to the ripe young age of 19 before renal failure took her. i didn't use clickers or treats either, it took a lot of time and effort on both our parts, but she learned whistles, verbal commands, hand, and walking with a leash. she really needed that training, because she was destructive when bored(just like a bengal), and i wanted her safer around people and other animals. it really depends on the cat on what you can use to help with the training, some do work better with food rewards, others just want that extra pet. i can't wait to see what drives my little girls, already it seems we have lucked out with personalities, as one is determined if a bit shy, but affectionate when sure and the other is affectionate and eager to be with both me and my hubby. they're just hitting 4 and 5 months old, half sisters a snow mink for the little one and a pretty brown for the other.

[@blaircalvin5025]

Much better way to train Bengals.👍👍👍

[@annan9288]

Witam. Na imię mam Anna. Mieszkam w Polsce. Kot bengalski przywędrował do mnie z Londynu. Jest moim największym przyjacielem . Pozdrawiam. Dziękuję za udostępnienie.

[@Melbnolan]

My two orange tabby’s have trained me well 🤣

[@leemorrison1700]

Mine too ❤️🙏❤️🙏

[@caridumont2390]

If I remove my Bengal to another enclosed room for misbehavior. She will proceed to tear that room to shreds. I have caught her looking at me directly in the eye when she is about to do what she knows she is not supposed to be doing...gives me a smirk...and does it anyway. She tries my patience.

[@CatVantageStory]

Yes some cats are literally as you described

[@memorylanemodelcars]

Yes Time Outs Are Good when STAR misbehaves I put her in The Small Coat Closet with the Light Out being in Quiet & Darkness Removes Stimulations & Distractions when She comes out She's Calm & Sweet

[@EvilTink1_]

@@memorylanemodelcarsa bengal cat you do this too and it works ? Not judging you as I do t have 1 yet and I am studying them before I get 1

[@mikelange7319]

SO MANY CUTE BEBES!!!!

[@CatVantageStory]

Yes they are, thank you

[@krel3358]

Those are some very beautiful cats.

[@Ettienneaz]

I liked your thoughts on the clicker and I agree with you. I much rather have my cats get used to me and what I say to them than clickers.

[@adrienneromelle2816]

This is a delight to the eyes! These creatures are gorgeous!

[@screamingmimi90]

↖️ This was my beautiful boy. He was my heart. It’s been almost two years and I am just starting to think about getting another cat, and it has to be another Bengal. This time I’m going to get two so they can play with each other after I’m exhausted from babysitting them. I can hardly wait to get my babies. I didn’t think I would ever heal after losing my Benny. The bond with a Bengal is so deep, as I’m sure you know. Your cats are magnificent and they adore you! New sub. It’s so nice to find someone who understands cats so well. Warm wishes from Minnesota! ❤️❤️😻

[@lynnehodgson1088]

I call our 3 the mini raptors!

[@Elle-ee6kp]

Thanks for your precious suggestions and congratulations for your amazing begals! Actually, I have my second bengal cat, and I can confirm that the best train trick to train them is a strong relation, respect, patience and a lot of love! My bengals bring me back every object, simply earing my voice; but I have to stay always in the same place, a spotted carpet, to wait my result. The secret, for me, is repeating always the same positions and time. A big hug, Eleonora and Oliver, Italy😻😻😻😻

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you so much for your kind words and congratulations! I truly appreciate your support. It's wonderful to hear that you have a second Bengal cat and have found success in training them. You're absolutely right that building a strong bond with your cats based on love, respect, and patience is key to successful training. The fact that your Bengals bring back objects simply by hearing your voice is truly impressive! It's clear that you've put in the time and effort to establish a special connection with them. Your mention of staying in the same place, on a spotted carpet, and maintaining consistent positions and time is a great tip. Consistency is essential in training, and it sounds like you've found a method that works well for you and your cats. Once again, thank you for your kind words and sharing your experience. It's always heartwarming to hear about the special relationships between cats and their loving owners. Sending a big hug back to you and Oliver and to loved Italy! Lastly, I want to apologize for the late reply. I explained the reason for the delay in my latest video, but I understand if it caused any inconvenience. Thank you for your understanding and continued support.

[@bigmacking25]

Thank you my Bengal cat very well trained

[@CatVantageStory]

Glad to hear that

[@Verofavorites]

Thank you very much ❤ I will start today with your wise advice 🎉❤

[@KawakebAstra]

😹best training advice n’ approach .. .. me & my bengal train each other w no clicker or treats ( a relationship ,) .. IMO many cat breeds as intelligent & even more trainable … main difference is my bengal actively communicates its needs & interests .. only positive reinforcement & persistence works w my stubborn independent male bengal 😽♥️

[@CatVantageStory]

That's wonderful to hear how you and your Bengal have developed such a strong and communicative bond! Training through a relationship built on trust and understanding is truly special. It's true that many cat breeds, including Bengals, possess remarkable intelligence and are capable of learning and responding to training cues. The fact that your Bengal actively communicates their needs and interests shows the depth of your connection. Positive reinforcement and persistence are key ingredients in successful training, especially with independent and strong-willed cats like your male Bengal. It's a testament to your dedication and patience. Continue nurturing this incredible relationship with your Bengal, and remember that training is an ongoing process that strengthens the bond between you and your furry companion. Your shared journey is filled with love, understanding, and the joy of learning together. Cherish these moments and keep inspiring each other every step of the way! 😽♥️ And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@afirmacoespositivas9081]

very helpfull! thx

[@zaricnatasa1097]

Wow!!❤

[@slimcatandme]

Enjoyed this video. Mine trick is the Inaba churu food lots of play. Interactive play toys.

[@zaricnatasa1097]

Amazing video!!!!

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you 🤗🤗🤗

[@fadaazahira-rf3hj]

I LOVE

[@CatVantageStory]

Thank you

[@grbengals7552]

❤❤❤

[@vincentdestiny0]

I just got a Bengal today 😁

[@sunilgangwani989]

At what age we should start training cats ? Or

[@at_suga]

just started doing body and vocal signals, before watching this video and i see my bengal reacting, so why not countinue? because getting the clicker all the time is bothersome, pluss my cat gets distracted by the clicker, if i do not have a pocket to hid it in.

[@user-vx7iw4hw5h]

Hello. Could you help with my situation? We have two cats. One of them is Bengal. They live together. Bengal is very active, not aggressive. Three weeks ago we got our third cat. His owners left for a while. We placed him in a separate room. There are his bowls, toys, tray. He got used to the room. But it is difficult for him to communicate with cats. He hides under the sofa and hisses at them. How to establish contact between them?🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@marcuskihn]

What is that food you give them in the small long package? Looks like a flat chocolate bar

[@XRAYGIRLDAWN]

I need anther Bengal!!!!!

[@jackster10101]

No you don’t trust me I speak from experience

[@CatVantageStory]

if you have just one, that might be smart move.

[@marcuskihn]

Also do you feed the chicken completely thawed after freezing or is it still a bit frozen? I read that freezing doesn’t really kill the bacteria

[@krel3358]

my cat likes eating raw chicken but I also make my own cat food and using turkey and organ meats and I cook it before I grind it because my other cat prefers cooked foods. Both of them are bengals. Theres nothing wrong with feeding them raw food and if they like it they can eat frozen raw food as I freeze all the cat food that I make. Cats were built to eat raw meat as they are not capable of making fires on their own and they are generally carnivores.

[@e.r.4077]

Four Bengals reacting to the sound of food!!!!

[@CatVantageStory]

Same as four humans, right? :)

[@timothycorrey2154]

🐾🙏🏼🐾

[@user-dl8zc7ev8w]

What is the brand of the harness that was used for the bengal cat?

[@CatVantageStory]

Probably we don't have same brands. When choosing a harness for your Bengal cat, it's important to consider their comfort and safety. There are several reputable brands available that offer high-quality harnesses specifically designed for cats. It's recommended to look for harnesses that are adjustable, secure, and made with durable materials. However, since each cat is unique, it's essential to find a harness that fits your Bengal cat properly and suits their individual needs. You can explore different brands and read reviews to find the best option for your feline friend. Happy harness shopping! And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@LindaRutherford-sj9nv]

Tips for bengal cat nail trimming. I find this impossible. So much biting and scratching......

[@luvhcchris]

Hi! Any suggestions how to train them to accept the leash? My kitten is harness trained but everytime I attach the leash, she think it’s a toy and immediately tries to bite and play with the leash and won’t stop. Would love to get past this step. Thanks!!

[@CatVantageStory]

To train your kitten to accept the leash, try these steps: Desensitize her to the leash by letting her play with it when it's detached. Use positive reinforcement with treats and praise when she doesn't play with the leash. Redirect her attention to toys or treats when she starts playing with the leash. Introduce the leash gradually while she wears the harness indoors. Practice regularly, increasing duration and introducing outdoor environments. Be patient and consistent throughout the training process.

[@luvhcchris]

@@CatVantageStorythank you! I followed many KZbin videos and tips. I walk her almost every day now and she’s doing so much better. Thanks again!

[@farhanabdulazeez165]

@@luvhcchris I'm having hard time getting her to accept the harness. She's a 15 week old Bengal. Too young to start the harness training? As soon as I get it on she's fighting to get it off. Tips?

[@KawakebAstra]

yes ..keeping it real ♥️😽😎.. imo no clicker or food needed ..Love .. bonding .. make it fun ♥️😹♥️not more intelligent than other breeds.. their innate independence makes them harder2train..never yell..Love’n🥰care,)

[@swuha]

My 3 month bengal keeps on not using her litter box. She always does her business somewhere shes not supposed to!

[@alking6633]

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[@raelinrennecke3528]

is the darker bengal a rosette or marble pattern?

[@at_suga]

if you are talking about the one at 00:46, he is a rosette.

[@at_suga]

marble ones (as far as i know) have no rosette and are only marble pattern. that is what my cats brother had as well, while mine is spots (the other siblings were rosette)

[@Kims343]

Can you also go on a walk with them without a leash?

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

Yes … but u have to teach them to not to react to dogs … to come up to u when the dogs are in her vicinity

[@CatVantageStory]

While Bengal cats are known for their high energy and curiosity, it is generally not recommended to walk them outside without a leash. Unlike dogs, cats have a strong instinct to explore and can easily become startled or scared, leading them to run off or get into dangerous situations. Additionally, cats are skilled climbers and may be tempted to climb trees or other structures, making it difficult to retrieve them. Using a leash provides a safe and controlled environment for your Bengal cat to explore the outdoors while keeping them secure. It allows you to guide their movements, ensuring their safety and preventing them from wandering off or getting into harm's way. It's important to use a proper cat harness and leash that are designed for their comfort and safety. By using a leash, you can still provide your Bengal cat with the opportunity to enjoy the sights, sounds, and smells of the outdoors while ensuring their well-being. Always supervise your cat during walks and be attentive to their behavior. It's also important to choose walking areas that are safe, away from busy roads or other potential hazards. Remember, each cat is unique, and their comfort levels with walking on a leash may vary. Some Bengal cats may adapt well to leash walking, while others may find it uncomfortable or stressful. It's essential to observe your cat's behavior and adjust accordingly. Consult with your veterinarian for specific guidance based on your Bengal cat's personality and needs. Overall, walking your Bengal cat on a leash can be a wonderful way to provide them with mental stimulation and enrichment while ensuring their safety. Enjoy your outdoor adventures together while keeping your furry friend protected and happy. And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@reinsein518]

with my bengal i always walk without out leash i dont even have a leash but I dont go so fare and he is an outdoor cat anyway

[@forefatherofmankind3305]

How much do they cost 💰?! And maintenance (bengal)

[@CatVantageStory]

depends where you buy them

[@nursultantulyakbaycats]

Very true. Dont get a bengal if you are a couch potato. Take these lessons.

[@CatVantageStory]

Absolutely! Bengal cats are known for their high energy levels and need for mental and physical stimulation. They thrive in an environment that provides plenty of opportunities for play, exercise, and engagement. If someone prefer a more low-key and sedentary lifestyle, a Bengal might not be the best match for them. It's important to consider your own activity level and lifestyle when choosing a cat breed to ensure a compatible and fulfilling relationship. And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@gabriellebogdanova6214]

Afternoon.... I have a bengal kitten but he keeps going toilet on my bed... or on the floor he doesn't do his business in his litter how can I train him... what can do ?

[@jennybajaj5288]

I have the same issue mine is a 4 months - how did you fix your problem

[@CatVantageStory]

I understand that dealing with inappropriate elimination can be frustrating. It's important to address this issue promptly to ensure your Bengal kitten develops proper litter box habits. Here are some steps you can take to train your kitten and encourage them to use the litter box: Medical evaluation: Before addressing behavioral aspects, it's essential to rule out any underlying medical conditions that may contribute to the inappropriate elimination. Take your kitten to a veterinarian for a thorough examination to check for any urinary tract infections or other health issues. Proper litter box setup: Ensure that the litter box is easily accessible, placed in a quiet and private area away from their food and water bowls. Use a litter box that is large enough for your kitten to comfortably move around in. Consider using unscented, clumping litter, as cats generally prefer it. Multiple litter boxes: Provide multiple litter boxes throughout your home, especially if it's a larger space. This gives your kitten more options and increases the likelihood of finding a litter box when needed. Regular cleaning: Keep the litter box clean by scooping waste at least once or twice a day. Cats are typically clean animals and may avoid a dirty litter box. Positive reinforcement: When your kitten uses the litter box correctly, praise them with gentle words, petting, or treats. Positive reinforcement helps reinforce the desired behavior and creates a positive association with the litter box. Management and confinement: If your kitten continues to eliminate outside the litter box, consider confining them to a small area or a single room with their litter box. This helps them develop a routine and prevents access to areas where accidents have occurred. Behavioral modification: If the issue persists, consult with a veterinarian or a professional animal behaviorist who can provide specific advice tailored to your kitten's needs. They can assess the situation and guide you through behavior modification techniques, such as scent marking deterrence or litter retraining exercises. Remember to be patient and consistent throughout the training process. It may take time for your kitten to learn and adjust to using the litter box consistently. With proper guidance, training, and monitoring, most kittens can successfully develop appropriate litter box habits. And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened. Let me know did you solve this issue.

[@raj-mp7rp]

what age should I attempt to train?

[@at_suga]

any age! kittens are more easy often, because they will be more active to learn. but often older cats can be trained easily as well, espsacially harness training. it also dependson your cats motivation to learn. so if they are even a little interested to learn, do it at their pace :)

[@kittycorner962]

Can you train your cat to use the toilet…plain common cat…if you know can you share

[@dannpiperblack3981]

I have an F2 Snow Bengal, lil peep 💗's walks... But, he's always picking fights with German Shepards or Dobermans (wtf :)?

[@esaflaka9155]

I rlly want a Bengal, instead rn i have a golden retriever dog 😂😂.. goofiest most needy dog of all💀😂 think it’d be a good match in the future lol

[@CatVantageStory]

Haha, sounds like your Golden Retriever keeps you on your toes! While Bengals and Golden Retrievers have different personalities, they can definitely make for an interesting pair. Just imagine the adventures and mischief they could get into together! Who knows, maybe one day you'll have a Bengal and a Golden Retriever team, creating a dynamic duo that brings laughter and joy to your home. In the meantime, enjoy the goofiness and endless love from your furry friend. 😄🐾 And i am so sorry for late reply, i explained in last video what happened.

[@ellierose6]

Adopt rescues and ugly ol strays.

[@CatVantageStory]

Sure, why not

[@kellynnd5361]

all my cats have been of this type, mixed random breeds, except one and she was born in my home, sometimes you want a particular type of cat or dog and there is nothing wrong with that either. breeders will still breed them and non-fixed strays will still have kittens, both still need homes.

[@jonatankaszkowiak]

If my cat dont wanna sit, or hunt black people i am not feeding him, simple as that.

[@sisterhoodofhomemaking]

Wtf😂