First published 2018
Many pet owners assume cats cannot be trained like dogs. Zoologist John Bradshaw teams with veterinarian Sarah Ellis to challenge this widespread belief. The authors present scientific evidence that cats possess learning capabilities often overlooked by their human companions. Bradshaw and Ellis offer practical exercises and training techniques designed to improve daily life for both cats and owners. Their approach combines behavioral science with hands-on methods that readers can implement immediately. The book addresses common misconceptions about feline behavior while providing concrete strategies for better communication between species. Rather than forcing unnatural behaviors, the authors work within cats' natural instincts to create positive changes. The result is a comprehensive guide that transforms the relationship between cats and their families through understanding and patience.
Genres: animals, cats, non-fiction, how-to
Vibes: educational, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: practical-advice, science-based
358 pages · Paperback · Kitsune Books