You Doubt My Cat Training Skills?

[@neurotransmissions]

Thanks, Julie for such great comments and for inspiring this video! And thanks to everyone who viewed my experiment with a critical eye! I'm happy to know that our Brainiacs understand these concepts and doesn't take everything at face value. You rock!

[@JakirAli-jq8xe]

Take that Julie!

[@MuradBeybalaev]

You still failed to do the important thing: place a camera that captures them perk their ears up followed by getting up and walking when they hear you make the special sound from another room.

[@TMBgarden]

I've trained my 5 cats and 2 feral with 3 different whistle sounds and 1 "human purring" like mommy cat calls their kittens to eat breast-feed. So we go for a walk in the fields, and I can call them when I turn the direction of the way, or just check where they are (when they are hiding in the brambles hunting for the rabbits). And I also have a specific whistle sound when I see a loose dog without its owner or that has escaped from a neighbor, so the cats immediately hide themselves in a bush or a high thing, and they don't move till I call them back. The same happens when I see a tractor coming to spray or strange people (normally men with very low voices, cats are very scared.) It is a great thing, because if I can't to spell, shout or I am hoarse, I always can whistle or use a ultrasonic whistle at nights and they come directly home. The other sound "like mommy cat calling" I use only with a great treat reward that they love, so, when I have to go all day long to work and its sunny out side, and the cats want to explore, I use this sound to call them with no refuse, no delay, and keep they safe indoors until I came back. Cats are awesome! They are super intelligent, its incredible all the ability they have to learn and to do what will need they do for keep them safe or just made a common language with they humans. Sorry, my English is a work in progress...

[@blizzard2099]

@@MuradBeybalaev Why? How would that change the outcome? (or is it just your very delicate and polite way of telling him how to do his videos...)

[@thekat268]

I trained my cats to roll over on command. I gave them a treat. Then much later while cooking dinner I noticed they were both rolling around on the floor. They did that for years. Cook dinner, cats roll around on the floor.

[@bioemiliano]

Underrated comment, hilarious situation

[@thekat268]

@Marky Puppet lol.

[@ernolercha]

Cat journal: we've made some progress on human conditioning. we've made him release certain sounds when he wants to offer us a treat. Unfortunately, it does not always work. Sometimes the human just makes the sound randomly, probably finding it amusing. Well, humans are quite hard to train, but we'll still try to see how much he can learn.

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

Names cat Loki, The Norse God of Mischief. Expects to train it.

[@IceRiver1020]

I had a dog named Loki. He couldn't have been less mischievous.

[@Arbitrary_Moniker]

The premise is bad. The name of the cat is irrelevant. No, I'm not autistic. I get that it's a joke. I understand this to such a degree that I'm also able to discern that this is indeed a bad joke. A horrible one. Why? It's idiotic. Sort of like the unoriginal and simplistic "You must be fun at parties" -joke that some of the readers of this comment must be thinking of commenting.

[@neurotransmissions]

Somebody post @generic username's comment on r/iamverysmart. They'll upvote anything.

[@Arbitrary_Moniker]

@@neurotransmissions We all make our own future. Either through action, or inaction. If that's how you wish it to be, make it so. Fulfill both of our destinies.

[@ghostmagus9694]

@@Arbitrary_Moniker are you, like, okay

[@MaxPSVR]

I think I accidentally trained my cats during feeding time. When I took the tin opener and put it against the tin. It made a very distinctive grinding sound. A type of sound that in time even I eventually picked up on. At this point all my cats would come hurtling into the kitchen at supersonic speed. Plowing through laundry, bin bags and walls alike

[@giabarrone7422]

My sister's dog only gets canned (tinned) food once a year at Christmas, and without fail, every day he hears the sound of a can hit a counter he comes running. The normally laid back pup will start to bark, lose his mind and lunge at the cat when the electric can opener is used. Just on the off chance that it is time for his Christmas meal again. Some animals are HIGHLY food motivated. If you have delicious food like steak, he automatically launches into his whole "trick repertoire" without prompting. Just starts a sit/shake/rollover.....in vain.

[@jenneh.s649]

Mine hears the sound of freezer and the opening of our containers.

[@kvarnerinfoTV]

@@giabarrone7422 I am highly food motivated animal!

[@megangarcia6279]

Classic conditioning at its finest. Unintentional but the end result it the same.

[@RedactedATS]

I have always fed my cats from pouches and rarely used a tim opener for canned goods for myself. But the ONE time I opened a tin of rice pudding and gave my youngest a taste (she was barely 2 years old at the time), I now have a cat who will come running at the tin opener sound, even 12+ years on from that one instance. I suppose I know what to use to train her, should i decide to try it with her 😏

[@R_mhs]

I trained a homeless cat to jump to my window whenever i open it. I reward it with a head massage.

[@goobiethicc5054]

Reem Muzahem and he’ll reward you with rabies.

[@damiesapphire2643]

@@goobiethicc5054 only if he bites aggressively that he makes you bleed Transfers the virus

[@damiesapphire2643]

And when he licks you and you aint washing the place where he lick for example he licks your hand and you eat something that transfers the virus so wash your hand bud

[@R_mhs]

Cent Sniffa I don’t think they have rabies but I always wash my hands after touching homeless cats and they never bite me.

[@MuradBeybalaev]

Rude replies, but since it's already ruined, I might as well say that you wouldn't train a cat with rabies since rabies kill pretty quick and mercilessly.

[@blazingarpit]

Best thumbnail ever.

[@12tone]

Not that I don't inherently trust you, Micah, but since we're poking holes... Given how long it took them to respond to the "proper" call, it's clear that their responses aren't immediate. Isn't it possible that they had already started moving in response to one of the prior calls, and you just didn't give them enough time before moving on, making it look like they responded to the last one you did? If you really want to disprove the haters, I think you'd be better off pointing the camera at the _cats_, not at you, so you could see their immediate reactions to the various noises. Not that I don't believe you. Just musing.

[@neurotransmissions]

Poking holes is good! Yeah, I was disappointed at how long they took to respond. They've been really responsive to it (Bill literally runs when he hears it), so I'm not sure if they were just sleepy or not hungry or what. It's definitely possible they started moving earlier since we didn't see them in the other room, but I'm confident they specifically reacted to the sound. The idea to have the camera on them is a good one though. Maybe I'll try to post that on our newfangled community tab! 😄 Thanks Cory!

[@alexisfairo]

I also agree with this comment. Nevertheless, I believe cats to be easily trainable to a degree. My cat has also learned to come almost immediately and running(!) when I say it's name or say "come" or "look" in a certain way he recognizes. Most of the times.. It's important to never *call* them to reprimand them for anything. They will become afraid to come and will just stop. Cats being cats, there are times he just completely ignores me. He is sleeping somewhere soundly, or he is preoccupied with watching birds out the window etc and decides not to come at all.. 😎

[@cazz124]

@@neurotransmissions with dogs its cause-effect with cats its cause..................................effect, they didnt see any urgency but knew they had to come!. I have a very food motivated cat who will stop everything and run over as soon as you say "chicken" or "chickie chickie chickie" I trained them but the original old cat learned it for herself. He also sits on command and gives his paws , easy with a food motivated cat. Tried operant condiioning on the chickens in the garden, Peck the green flowerpot not the brown ones for a treat. trouble is they now go pecking every green flowerpot expecting a treat under it

[@13meli55a]

Neuro Transmissions I wonder if they just don’t find petting very rewarding and the response is being slowly extinguished with the lack of rewards that they find rewarding.

[@georgiajeffries5531]

Prior to watching your videos I knew about conditioning ect and taught my cat to sit in two days. Used a hand motion and said sit, would just stroke him and give him lots of love every time he did it. My family and friends thought I was crazy when I said I did it until I showed them. Now training him to give high fives but it's a longer process since he gets bored.

[@mumrik3471]

Hey, I trained my cat using this exact method too! 😃 So far he knows "sit", usually followed up by "wait" (same hand motion to hold his position) or "spin" (using a circular hand motion). The last one was tricky. It took him a while to complete a full circle. I always reward him with compliments and treats. My family is still a bit sceptical as to why you'd want to train a cat. I'd like to think that he's become more patient, especially during feeding time. He no longer jumps up on the counter, instead he sits in his spot (like a good boi😽) until I've placed the food dish on the floor. Does your cat know any more commands? 😊

[@mforeveryours]

The WHOLE time, I was listening to you, but watching Bill/Loki - they're freakin adorable 😍

[@maddudegirl2600]

just what to thank you for actually making this video relevant to studying for my exams and not the pure procrastination it was supposed to be!!

[@dinraal-mtg]

soylent with a green shirt 🤔

[@cgavin1]

Hi. Where can I buy a demented duck/fish noise making machine? Thnx.

[@bioemiliano]

I once unintentionally trained my dog to come at me whenever I snap my fingers, the only thing I did was snap my fingers when I wanted to draw his attention, it became really annoying, cause I really like to snap my fingers.

[@bilindalaw-morley161]

So we aren’t mentioning the amazing vanishing/appearing cat in the corner?

[@efjeK]

I taught my cat to stand on two feet, fetch and go to a specific place in the house on command. The last one is the most practical, because she isn't allowed in the living room and kitchen when we aren't home. So whenever we are leaving and she is in the kitchen or living room we just give the command and she runs to the garage!

[@Leanne_w]

Please make a video with your cat playing fetch.

[@newlybrokenroad]

You absolutely can train cats! All but two of my cats can give me their paw when I ask for it. I managed it through a process of presenting them a treat, taking their paw and saying "paw". Eventually I could stop taking their paw and they would lift their paw on their own when a treat is presented with the vocal cue "paw". And now, they'll do it without a treat and just the vocal cue "paw". The other two don't do it because they're so food oriented and they couldn't get past the first step; all they focused on was the treat in front of them. Would love to train them to jump into my arms but I think I can only get one of them to do such an active trick lol

[@anapimentel5836]

My cat responds to his name when I call him, he runs to the kitchen when I say “are you hungry?” and also knows “come”, “stop” and “down”, these last two he responds more slowly and meows like he’s arguing with me! And I thought him “sit” but he only does it when he knows I’m going to give him treats lol

[@anapimentel5836]

Marky Puppet I don’t doubt that, he’s a very smart cat 😂 I like to think that I’m the owner but deep down I know that it’s the other way around.

[@harrat7602]

Many years ago, I went to a circus in Russia. They had trained a bear to pull a bicycle upright, get on, and ride in figure 8s. (I suspect that they were not very kind in their training methods) Perhaps you can teach your cats to do that. Not a full size bicycle, of course. The bears also rode motorcycles, and if I remember right, one of them kick started the motorcycle before riding around. It kind of seemed like the trainers were playing with fire. I am pretty sure that was right before the Great Biker Bear Massacre of 98 in St. Petersberg. What a mess that was.

[@rotel7083]

To build on this comment, please train your cats to ride mini-motorcycles inside the wheel of death. Only then will I believe you truly trained your cats!

[@amircreatesthings]

Legends say that Loki is still walking slowly.

[@EphemeralProductions]

That look on him at 2:25. ❤️❤️. So funny!

[@drevil3606]

The demented frog fish noise lol 😃😃😃😃

[@ishigamiyu1991]

3:01 is that the demogorgan, the stranger things upside down monster in the upper left

[@ARTexplains]

Loki walked in late to boost the suspense, of course!

[@debbieg4170]

Love that you guys love and respect kitties! I trained one kitty to do 4 tricks in a row... On command she will sit, shake hands, kiss my nose, then jump down and go thru her Tunnel... amazing I trained another to use the toilet. I have also trained three of the four kitties in my backyard cat sanctuary to sit and stay for treats... I do however think they are better at training me!

[@dadoscriticos]

This is basically the Behaviorism 101 we get on college, but with cats ahahah

[@LiLiKOiOiOi]

1:16 song?

[@namewithheld7835]

My cat lays down when I tell her to go to sleep. So they do understand words

[@rachelrodriguez1759]

Lolol, you did the demented frog-fish noise and my cat walked into the room!

[@coraljones537]

I- .... well done? that was the point of the video

[@stan.rarick8556]

I like your lampshade. Apparently "catified"

[@sagittariusa291]

whenever I hit thumbs up, when you say so, it's called classic conditioning ;)

[@aoifeandginny5569]

I think Bill might have a bit of hearing impairment, I've watched the other training videos and he responded much less when training with the sound but when you trained the high five there was also a hand motion and he responded to it really well. Now this time he came in after Loki, so maybe he saw the signal from Loki. Also when you are speaking to him in his cat tree, he doesn't look, like he doesn't know you're there until he looks around eventually looks surprised you're close to his face.

[@JerichoAndFriends]

Great video! Neither of my cats are food motivated, but they are both attention motivated. ☺️

[@neurotransmissions]

That's the best kind of cat, I think. 😊

[@amccarty7993]

This is actually an example of operant, not classical, conditioning. Behavior in classical conditioning involves the action of smooth muscle and glands, whereas operant conditioning involves striated (e.g., skeletal) muscles. Also, in classical conditioning, stimuli (e.g., sound of bell initially paired with presentation of meat powder) precedes the response (i.e., salivation...glandular response); whereas in operant conditioning, discriminative stimuli (e.g., frog sound; or the sound of bell, perhaps at a certain pitch) precedes the behavior of interest (e.g., approaching you) and, in this case, reinforcing stimuli (a treat or petting) is delivered after the behavior. I know this probably reads like I am being picky, but these distinctions are important, especially for students of psychology, medicine, and related fields. I don't think most people appreciate the intricacies and complexities of behavioral processes, more of which are happening at cellular and molecular levels throughout the body (remember--it's a system of systems). The Dunning-Kruger effect is at full force on this topic. (P.S.: I love your channel and will support it on Patreon!)

[@luizguilherme-yk2yf]

2:17 that cat's face is literally the face i make while watching any video.

[@EphemeralProductions]

luiz guilherme : Hahaaa. So funny. :)

[@scottfw7169]

The idea of cat training brings to mind a long running cat blog well worth looking at, The Way of Cats; they are also on various social media. And from experience with mine over the decades, cats need to have a 2-way relationship with you in place for your training of them to be successful but even with that they still have a powerful "what's in it for me?" factor.

[@neurotransmissions]

Ooo, I'll check that out! But yeah, you're right. You definitely need a trusting relationship with the cat before you can get anywhere.

[@bonnitaclaus2286]

My dad can train cats. In fact, he has trained wild birds, a wild woodchuck, and a wild coyote..... although, the coyote was more of a friendship than a training. The coyote would come and lay at the bottom of the driveway and my dad would sit at the top and the two of them could watch the sunset.

[@thekat268]

At night I tell my cat "nite nite" and she promptly curls up in her bed.

[@ratskullz_x]

My cat is pretty much trained to come when I bang cutlery on a tin (like cat food tin) even when they are far away outside they come when they hear it. Or I click with my mouth and they come.

[@seledia]

But..what if the cats start to move when they heard the other noises? Looked like it was some distance to walk

[@BetterDays_Now]

New to your channel. Why did you originally choose a frog sound ? I trained my cats to run to their food bowls when I ask them "Are you hungry ?" ( it only works when they actually want food.)

[@blackbonsai]

how long did the oinking work?

[@amjedalip2699]

What??? Captain America training cats?!!😂❤️

[@talimpalim]

Another thing is when I come home, and I think many other cat owners do that too: we go into our super annoying high pitched kawaii voice xD

[@mikuenjoyerXD]

Lol i go mooww wooooo in a mid tone but also MOW MOW BABIEEE GURL in the high pitch kawaii voice lol

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

Demented Fish Frog Noise : DFFN - a fishy acronym.

[@EphemeralProductions]

Carolle Enkelmann : Hahaaa! ❤️

[@anamariabobic1687]

Why is it so hard to believe you can train cats? lol

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

How to Train Your Cat Dragon

[@shaziafahim470]

This is so Great. Thanks alot for sharing this, I will surely try it on my cats as well. How do you stop your cat from doing anything? For example how can you train them to not get on the Dinnig Table?

[@neurotransmissions]

Thanks for watching! If it’s about keeping them off the table, I use a water bottle to stop most behaviors, but you could also put aluminum foil on the table to keep them off. Lemme know if it works!

[@dejaboyd7021]

Sticky tape or a can that shoots air when something moves in front of it

[@dejaboyd7021]

@@neurotransmissions water bottle mean....use double sticky tape cause cats don't like anything sticking to their paws....and they have an airasol can that blast a gentle puff of air when movement is in front of it....believe me I have 5 cats living in a 32 ft camper trailer...till my house gets built....I'm cooking, I have 5 pitches counter level so they can watch what I'm doing...cause cats are curious and want to watch everything you do....I put the cans on my table where coffee pot is...I put the can where my stove is...after 3 days of getting surprised by a puff of air....they didnt go on the counters no more....plus I set up pitches high enough so they can see what I am doing...and yes when I prepare my meal I prepare theirs too...that way we all eat at the same time...I put the dishes away...I run the water for a bath...all my cats are in there lol....I get out of the bath, then ready for bed all my cats go to bed at the same time I go...I have breast cancer and the medicine I take makes me go to pee 4 times a night....so I get up they follow me to the bathroom...I flush the toilet...you know? They are so fascinated with the toilet....I think I will toilet train them....no more litter box....I will create my own channel for that....lol well anyway there are so many ways around bad behaviors in cats...I learn most of my things from jackson glaxay I might have his name backwards...but you tube my cat's from hell...and subscribe to his channel and he has all kinds of good gentle ways on changing a cats behavior...just like Galaxy says....you must catify to satisfy....

[@fredericapanon207]

@@dejaboyd7021 do be careful if you train your cats to use the toilet, that they do not figure out that the toilet handle causes the flushing. Cats are fascinated by the rushing water & will flush your toilet continually

[@UCs6ktlulE5BEeb3vBBOu6DQ]

love this

[@duncanryan239]

0:22 Holy shit magic chameleon cat changed its fur colour!

[@leesteele666]

My cat sets for her food an waits till i say she can eat shes beautiful.

[@richardhines8622]

It all comes back to haunting others by means of the three letter agencies.

[@Affihnel]

1:09 - vOIIce

[@sanchezzz69420]

0:03 ah, ok. i mean i still want to watch but all i got is love for you. i am conflicted.

[@demonpride1975]

i was curious how many takes you did.

[@Oona707]

How have I missed this channel? Cats!

[@brazzuca4939]

General call: Hey cats 🐈 😂

[@MC-gt6yp]

My cats know their names. But the one cat who I adopted from another family five years refuses to respond to her new name no matter what turns out she is still waiting for her first family to come and take her back. No matter what love and affection I give her it’s never good enough. I can’t cuddle her coz she bites and scratches me. I wrote to her previous owners and they say she was very loving and cuddly and sweet natured. Well I don’t get any of that. She doesn’t hiss at me but hates when I touch her. I am dumbfounded as to how to make this cat love me rather than tolerate me.

[@cheea5]

Missed opportunity to talk about spontaneous recovery!

[@Paulfrankfriend]

I feel like you use your cats to teach us humans about psych theories and show us in practical, pretty darn great I’d say!

[@erizabesu87]

They are smart😊

[@somewierdoonline2402]

Im just here to look at cats

[@liammoynihan2187]

I really hate when ppl say that you can't condition cat behaviour. It suggests that they are too stupid to associate sounds and the like with rewards or consequences. This is not the case, cats are very intelligent they just interact with their environment way differently than dogs and so you have to cater the conditioning to their experience.

[@autumnthekalimbaist6833]

Screw them haters your E-mazing

[@danalove6868]

I think you did great and you did your research and that’s what it takes have you ever watched cat man do on KZbin his cat skateboards and his other cat we’ll get in surf board on the water and yes you were training your cats and yes cats can be trained I don’t think some people research and understand. Great job , you taught me a lot about training cats my kids and I have 10 cats that all were rescued 5 when they were feral baby’s and one of my cats his name is Maui and if he here’s my keys he comes running he actually loves going in the car with me the stop one of his favorite places I use to be a dog person too but man we have rescued so many cats and kittens so I understand

[@dansummers2965]

Aww, no high-five :P

[@himankan]

I'm a simple man. I see cat, I hit like

[@Heather-os3cq]

Amazing!!!

[@ethanpister]

This is actually operant conditioning, as you are rewarding a behaviour: locating the demented fish frog noise grants food or a petting. Classical conditioning is conditioning involuntary inherent physiological responses (ie Pavlov’s dog), while operant conditioning is conditioning voluntary behaviours (rewards and punishments for a behaviour).

[@silvertablet9520]

I imagine him showing this off to someone

[@abdallahdalvi4581]

Which breed are both of them

[@neurotransmissions]

Bill is a Scottish Fold mix and Loki is a Lynx Point (or tabby point) Siamese mix

[@reneeberry2829]

I have conditioned my cats to come to their names. I know its a bizzar way to get cats to respond but it dose work.

[@MrKaspi097]

Well... It's not perfect and kinda 1st and 2nd sounds were discriminated (u called 1st and 2nd sound only one time, where u called 2 or 3 times 3rd sound). However I think that with enough time, u would be more successful mate. I did similar thing with my cats. When I was giving them food, I always called them by name and adding something along a line 'come, eating time'. And in time they started to came. They also came whenever I opened a fridge :P It's very interesting that I did very similar thing to my cats without even knowing it. I also taught them not to do something or not stick their noses into my plate when I'm eating or not to jump on the table when I am dealing with raw meat. Thanks mate! I'll try to teach something my mom's cat this way. Ty mate and take care!

[@sergiuszstein]

the best fun is training people, preferebly kids

[@Julathegreat]

Look at that cat, eating his own tail. I'd kill for that cat.

[@haleemahhussain1244]

What breed is Bill?

[@neurotransmissions]

He's a Scottish Fold!

[@haleemahhussain1244]

@@neurotransmissions And a beautiful one at that! Probably my new fave breed right next to toybobs

[@xjustz16x]

I don't know that captain america has cats

[@paulamascarenhas4898]

2:27 Ownnnnnnnnn!

[@superschaf1610]

My Trick Recommandation is giving a treat, it always works on all cats an they all get trained to eat treats wich is clearly important because cats like treats. Clearly not written by a cat!!

[@dickyfirnanda5574]

Are you Snowden?

[@ms.a4609]

I learned a little bit from this too :)

[@mclaire3989]

wy did you guys doupt him

[@thatonedude6754]

This is called D I S C R I M I N A T I O N

[@kimberlypritchet950]

You are so funny!!!!

[@joaquinel]

It is not luck, they respond. They are not trained... Not in Pavlov meaning. You made the crazy sound, I know they all opened an eye, one of them said "Ok guys, I'll go this time" and checked. No food, no cat help in your videos: They are training you.

[@joaquinel]

Sorry I forgot. You are cute. ha ha!

[@ariannarose3617]

I taught my sisters cat how to play fetch...

[@MuhammadSaad-lw5ov]

So r u now fetching the ball jk no offense

[@jstanton4561]

Yeah, unfortunately, you gave them a lot longer to appear for the last sound. Also, you can't discriminate between then responding to the last sound, or one of the earlier sounds, and it just took them a while to get there.

[@shradhamalik8930]

you train your cats very nicely i can say not to be rude but the cats should get use to a sound basically with no reward cause your shall be aware of your nose and not be depended on awards i can say but still cat treats shall be a good way for a good start.i am learning from you and training my too

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

2m21s Cat's not buying it.

[@Bitethebubble_55]

What about my cat he's totally deaf?

[@hikercat7756]

You can try hand singles

[@tayiishaa]

^ or if they are out of view, they can feel vibrations through the floors and walls, you could try a certain series of thumps that they could feel to come and find you.?

[@OlorinDNarya]

awesome

[@talkin56]

Temptations mixup CATNIP FLAVOR are kitty heroin Try it !

[@Wranderous0001]

My family cats come when I click

[@joaquinel]

I liked this video more than the previous one. 0) Hater is not the one who just tries to refute your experiment. 1) (big one)) You succesfully explained the basics of brain learning. It helps to human learning too. 2) Now, this makes me ask: What is training: Every asociation the brain makes before the "rational" behaviour? ("rational", I dont know how to call it in cats) If it can be so , you are right, but this way everything is training. Ok for me, I dont think dog trainers agree.

[@joaquinel]

Tip (or experiment) for learning (brain training?) that came from artificial neural networks. NOT TESTED, but I am pretty sure about it. When you learn, say, digits 0 to 9, you have all the jobs: association, generalization, discrimination, all at the same time, most of the time contradicting themselves. The brain CAN do it, learn from caos. When teaching a foreign languaje (English) for first time, teachers do lists you have to recite like praying. Many years later many students still had problems discriminating he/she and the use of do/does. My tip is: Do strong one association each time. First, learn examples with "only man, only first person". Once well trained, practice only third person "he does" and make it strong. THEN and not before you mix exercises. Your brain will easily make a branch for this case and will not confuse both again. You may forget, but you will not have the persistent hesitation "Julie sayyyy...SSS".

[@labaabii7209]

My cat used to play fetch 🤣

[@neuroisis85]

It kind of irks me that the 'most liked' comments on these particular videos here seem to be jokes instead of intellectual discussion, or something to the tune of 'Wow! Thats so simple! Maybe I need to re-evaluate my human/cat interaction! XOXOXO OMG Yer so hot btw..." But I too have a cat named Loki who got his name specifically bc of his behavior, so I cant help but L-O-LARF at that one.

[@veronicaarchaga8306]

cats are intellingence

[@miguimau]

I don´t care about your conductist stuff. But your cats are pretty. ;)

[@neurotransmissions]

Then my trap worked! Muahahaha

[@dejaboyd7021]

Are you taken.....all the men I know hate cats...I only have 5.....not to many...I keep my house clean which is hard work because my cat's run throughout the house get into things....when I'm gone they get into the dirty clothes and they will drag a t-shirt with my scent on it and lay on it till I return....isn't that a little stalk like lol....no that just means they love me...I have 3 part Savannah's and a Sokoke and a Bodega cat....the youngest is just 4 weeks old which the mother don't take care of him anymore so I had to finish it out....

[@razraz1066]

Using a human toilet