Contrary to myth, you can train your cat, helping it become a more fulfilled, more sociable and more happy animal.
John Bradshaw is a biologist who founded and directs the
world-renowned Anthrozoology Institute, based at the University of
Bristol. He has been studying the behaviour of domestic cats and
their owners for over twenty-five years, and is the author of,
among others, the Sunday Times Bestsellers In Defence of Dogs and
Cat Sense.
As Feline Behaviour Specialist at charity International Cat Care
and Visiting Fellow in the School of Life Sciences, University of
Lincoln, Sarah Ellis specializes in the science and psychology of
companion animals. John and Sarah are on-screen experts for, among
others, BBC2's Cat Watch.
I doubt you'll find a more well-informed or scientific book on cats
that better shows you how feline thinking works
*The Times*
Most people think that cats cannot be trained, but experts John
Bradshaw and Sarah Ellis beg to differ ... They explain how even
the grumpiest of cats can learn to enjoy being groomed
*Lady*
In addition to improving the cat's welfare, the training enhances
the relationship between owner and animal ... It's amazing what a
few treats and perseverance can do... Though the training book is
now rather dog-eared, the cat has left it mercifully unchewed
*Guardian*
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