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A review by fipah
Adventure Cats: Living Nine Lives to the Fullest by Laura J. Moss
5.0
A fantastic cute book with beautiful pictures – if you want to hit the trail and you are a fan of AdventureCats.org, definitely give this a go :)
The only thing I am missing is how to clicker-train a cat – not in vague terms, but in more detail, as the topic of how to start cat training is very broad and has several steps (one should first teach the cat how to follow the finger etc., before attempting to leash-train).
I'd also want to know what to do if a cat gets accustomed to being rewarded with treats and attempts to do the behaviors she is rewarded for in front of you because she knows she will get a reward (e.g. scratching a designated scratching post in front of you when you come home because she knows she will get a treat) – this situation can easily happen with training, so I was just interested. Also, dogs are not really discussed, just a piece of general advice to avoid them. I wonder how dangerous they are outside with their owners compared to when they just bark behind a fence. But all of this can be found online and in YouTube videos :) these topics would just nicely tie the book together in my opinion.
Anyway, absolutely recommended, what a refreshing read and an important book for all cat owners :)
The only thing I am missing is how to clicker-train a cat – not in vague terms, but in more detail, as the topic of how to start cat training is very broad and has several steps (one should first teach the cat how to follow the finger etc., before attempting to leash-train).
I'd also want to know what to do if a cat gets accustomed to being rewarded with treats and attempts to do the behaviors she is rewarded for in front of you because she knows she will get a reward (e.g. scratching a designated scratching post in front of you when you come home because she knows she will get a treat) – this situation can easily happen with training, so I was just interested. Also, dogs are not really discussed, just a piece of general advice to avoid them. I wonder how dangerous they are outside with their owners compared to when they just bark behind a fence. But all of this can be found online and in YouTube videos :) these topics would just nicely tie the book together in my opinion.
Anyway, absolutely recommended, what a refreshing read and an important book for all cat owners :)