[header] How to teach your cat to give a handshake [title] Obtain a clicker. [step] A clicker is a small plastic box that contains a strip of stiff metal. When pressed, the metal makes a distinctive " click-clack " noise.
[header] How to teach your cat to give a handshake [title] Obtain a clicker. [step] A clicker is a small plastic box that contains a strip of stiff metal. When pressed, the metal makes a distinctive " click-clack " noise.
Clickers can be obtained in most pet stores. [substeps] The theory behind clicker training is that the cat will learn to link a sound (click-clack) with a reward (tasty treat). You need your clicker for safety reasons. Other clickers come with a nylon tube at each end so that your cat can utilize the tube independently. This means your cat is pulling on the plastic to let you know he is happy to hear it! A clicker is a series of small or chunky clickers that are located in your home. The larger the clicker, the stronger the sound will be. It is used for greeting strangers who come by. There are several different clickers that give verbal commands to your cat.