Can You Train a Cat?

A show the reader how dogs differ from cats

B bust common myths about pet training

C give the reader instructions for training cats for agility exercises

D convince readers that thinking their cat is a fun and rewarding experience for both people and cats

F describe the history of dog breeding and training

G compare different kinds of common domesticated pets

H help the reader understand why cats learn differently than dogs

J show the reader how to help cats hunt more effectively

A Your cat will follow a sequence of steps to learn to sit.

B Your cat will soon learn to come to you for treats and training.

C Your cat will get more exercise and attention.

D An obedient cat is more likely to live a longer, healthy life.

F Follow a step-by-step method.

G Use a clicking device to save food.

H Keep each training period short.

J Take your cat outdoors for natural training.

A By instinct, cats are solitary hunters.

B They will try to keep us safe and they really want us to be happy.

C Lions and tigers that jump through rings of fire at the circus are highly-trained athletes.

D Also, you will need to repeat the same lesson many times.

F cats are naturally inquisitive about empty paper bags

G wild cats and domesticated cats are nearly identical.

H agility training makes use of a cat's natural abilities and indistincts.

J cats should be trained to perform circus-like stunts

A The title

B Dogs and Cats

C Pro Tips

D Agility Training

F evident, obvious, or clear

G alone, single, without a group

H lightly packed or squeezed

J Inclusive, welcoming

A love cats more than dogs

B want to become veterinarians and teach others about cats

C don't believe that cats are smarter than dogs

D want to train their cat