i make a point of never *training* a cat to do anything. the game (not food or clicker or whatever) is its own reward, and the only thing they get is being taught a way to solve the game. sometimes the hint needs to be learned too, e.g. the concept of pointing is nontrivial
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True. Cats are little serial killers, so what they're thinking about is torture and murder more often than not. I've been thinking about coming up with toys to cater to those instincts, although I think they're all gonna need active human participation to be safe...
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I've considered just getting live mice, but this cat seems far more interested in the hunting game conceptually than the part where critters are involved. she wouldn't "kill" toy mice, and in fact is just as happy fetching socks and other obviously non-biological things
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but the other cat would grab toys and drag them to his food bowl so I guess not everyone are on that level
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