The Cat Whisperer: Why Cats Do What They Do--and How to Get Them to Do What You Want
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| Rating | : | 4.65 (621 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0553807854 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 336 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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plan: Cease the unwanted behavior (make the behavior or its location less attractive); Attract the cat to a desirable behavior, location, or time (redirecting the behavior); and Transform the territory (change specific physical properties). Starting with the basic tenet of “no punishment, no reprimand,” the author then defines her C.A.T. From Booklist As one of the nation’s leading cat behaviorists, Nagelschneider provides excellent information on feline behavior and the effects of changes in the feline environment. One of her main pieces of advice for any training or retraining of cats is to go very slowly, at the cat’s pr
Douglas B. Moran said Too narrowly focused, redundant; Emphasis on managing multi-cat households, elimination, spraying. This review is based on a pre-publication copy: some illustrations are missing, incomplete "Endnotes" (footnotes + references), Index in progress, Page numbers may change.This is an uneven book. If based on just the first part, I wouldn't recommend it, maybe even recommend against it. However, starting around page 1Too narrowly focused, redundant; Emphasis on managing multi-cat households, elimination, spraying This review is based on a pre-publication copy: some illustrations are missing, incomplete "Endnotes" (footnotes + references), Index in progress, Page numbers may change.This is an uneven book. If based on just the first part, I wouldn't recommend it, maybe even recommend against it. However, starting around page 130, the book becomes more and more worth reading, and by page 200 the density of useful . 0, the book becomes more and more worth reading, and by page "Too narrowly focused, redundant; Emphasis on managing multi-cat households, elimination, spraying" according to Douglas B. Moran. This review is based on a pre-publication copy: some illustrations are missing, incomplete "Endnotes" (footnotes + references), Index in progress, Page numbers may change.This is an uneven book. If based on just the first part, I wouldn't recommend it, maybe even recommend against it. However, starting around page 1Too narrowly focused, redundant; Emphasis on managing multi-cat households, elimination, spraying This review is based on a pre-publication copy: some illustrations are missing, incomplete "Endnotes" (footnotes + references), Index in progress, Page numbers may change.This is an uneven book. If based on just the first part, I wouldn't recommend it, maybe even recommend against it. However, starting around page 130, the book becomes more and more worth reading, and by page 200 the density of useful . 0, the book becomes more and more worth reading, and by page 200 the density of useful . 00 the density of useful . I'm of two minds for this product Here's the negative about this book:* Too much time establishing the author's bona fides as a purported "cat whisperer" based on hours of observation of semi-feral cats* Disorganized editing, the flabbiness in terms of time spent at the beginning rambling around on the author's credentials continues throughout the book* A lack of staged responses to problems, such that for example, the advice given to a. Great for litter or aggression problems Kelly T Great for problems with litter box issues or aggression, but lacking in general cat behavior. I want to know more about why my cat puts her paws on my face, why she is so clingy, or why she wants nothing to do with me the next minute. If you have agreession or litter box problems, then probably worth checking out. The tid bits on anthropomorphizing are very good, if this concept is new to you. But, lack
She lives in Portland, Oregon, with her family and nine animals: six cats, two dogs, and one monitor lizard. . Mieshelle Nagelschneider is one of the nation’s most renowned and sought-after cat behaviorists. The Cat Behavior Clinic, which she founded, opened in 1999 and serves clients all over the world. In addition to working with thousands of cat owners in person, by phone, and online, she has consulted with vets to help
Living with six demanding cats in a small house, I wish I’d had this excellent guide years ago.”—Bob Tarte, author of Kitty Cornered, Enslaved by Ducks, and Foul Weather “The reason people are so mesmerized by house cats is because they are truly miniature versions of lions, tigers, and leopards. cat behavior modification plan is a commonsense course of action that can be specifically tailored to your cat in the context of its behavior problems and its particular household environment. Cat Whisperer Mie