Animals use the same language we do.

On Aug 29, 8:45 am, wrote:
"Lily Moore Tyler" Send to usenet wrote in messagenews:emb8d3ltm43hjrhlhipqdr43lp0is3j69m@4ax .com...





On Mon, 27 Aug 2007 20:23:03 -0500,
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I've noticed it with my cats. They can tell you very directly, yes,
or no, when I ask them questions. People don't usually think cats are
able to be trained,

Cat's can't be trained.
Evidently, however, Corey can.
But it took cats to do it.

Actually cats can be trained. It's not easy and they may not
cooperate but they can be trained.

When it appears that a cat is being trained
the cat is just messing with your mind!- Hide quoted text -

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I am Nala/Simba. I have a Pride of 9.

Cats always keep options on how to react because they do not like to
have their own minds messed with. The minute they smell you are using
them for your amusement, they play the ace up their sleeve.

Mutual respect and importance in the world. Only train that which has
a purpose for both of you. Cats think like humans. Trust on both sides
a huge factor in training them to put the lid down on the toilet when
they are done drinking from it.

On 30 Aug, 05:29, aine wrote:

Cats always keep options on how to react because they do not like to
have their own minds messed with. The minute they smell you are using
them for your amusement, they play the ace up their sleeve.

Mutual respect and importance in the world. Only train that which has
a purpose for both of you. Cats think like humans. Trust on both sides
a huge factor in training them to put the lid down on the toilet when
they are done drinking from it.

cool

i also feel to add the difference between cats and dogs and the fact
that soem of their natural body language - expressons to NOT overlap
and hence mixed signals occur

yet they can get on to some xtent - so loneg as the relationship
doesn't get pressurised

On Aug 29, 4:02 pm, HAPPYsamuri wrote:
On 30 Aug, 05:29, aine wrote:



Cats always keep options on how to react because they do not like to
have their own minds messed with. The minute they smell you are using
them for your amusement, they play the ace up their sleeve.

Mutual respect and importance in the world. Only train that which has
a purpose for both of you. Cats think like humans. Trust on both sides
a huge factor in training them to put the lid down on the toilet when
they are done drinking from it.

cool

i also feel to add the difference between cats and dogs and the fact
that soem of their natural body language - expressons to NOT overlap
and hence mixed signals occur


yet they can get on to some xtent - so loneg as the relationship
doesn't get pressurised

I had a cat who was my wolf/dogs best friend. They acted like neither
wolf/dog or cat when together. Ate, played, slept together. Pressure,
did not even exist to them. I made a burial Cairn for MacTyr when he
passed over. The cat sits and sleeps there. Still best buddies over a
year later.

On 30 Aug, 11:47, aine wrote:

I had a cat who was my wolf/dogs best friend. They acted like neither
wolf/dog or cat when together. Ate, played, slept together. Pressure,
did not even exist to them. I made a burial Cairn for MacTyr when he
passed over. The cat sits and sleeps there. Still best buddies over a
year later.

i think the cool thing with animals is they can teach us - communion
beyond words

just been "sitting" a similar cat dog pair

it takes us back to the simple realities of

food
warmth
company
attention
love - even

forget politics BS whats on tv gossip etc etc

all the verbal "filler" in the day

rather than saying "i love u" to a dog

you can either put it in action with some attention or quality time

or fire up the energy in your chest so they feel it

there's no room for phonies...