Originally posted by kyueI think I saw something about this on TV once. First you have to get it doing menial tasks, such as fence-painting and car waxing. Then you have to get it to go out into the sea when the waves are crashing around, to improve its balance. Then finally you teach it the crane technique. If it can do that right, there is no defence.
Our cat (7 months old), who has just recently started enjoying going out, has been bitten badly by another cat. She was seriously injured and the infection neary killed her. We don't want this to happe again. Anyone know how to teach young cat how to fight, or how to defend themselves???
Good luck.
Originally posted by kyueby it a miniature set of boxing mittens and a small punching bag. lots of time in the gym with plenty of verbal encouragement should do the trick.
Our cat (7 months old), who has just recently started enjoying going out, has been bitten badly by another cat. She was seriously injured and the infection neary killed her. We don't want this to happe again. Anyone know how to teach young cat how to fight, or how to defend themselves???
Or you could always inject the cat with rabies. Let's see how the other cats deal with THAT!
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Originally posted by dottewellI saw this on telly also, and tried it but it doesn't work. Fence painting is OK, but the car gets scratched by the sharp claws. As for powerful waves, I found that 9 out of 10 cats simply drowned.
I think I saw something about this on TV once. First you have to get it doing menial tasks, such as fence-painting and car waxing. Then you have to get it to go out into the sea when the waves are crashing around, to improve its balance. Then finally you teach it the crane technique. If it can do that right, there is no defence.
Good luck.
Better to teach them empty-hand.
To start with you need to set the cat on press ups and other cat calisthenics I would suggest 5 mins of press ups then 5 of cat sits ups followed by a jog this short exercise program needs to be repeated 3 times a day also give your cat a healthy balenced diet. Then after 2 weeks of this your cat should start to toughen up this is when the real training starts your cat needs to master the martial arts start with chin na this should be effective against other felines then jujutsu.
All the while the cat should learn to meditate and be mindful of it surroundings.
Good luck, tell me how it goes.
Originally posted by kyueGreat - that way the kitten will get the crap kicked out of it inside the house too.
Fantastic idea. Actually, I have suggested that to my partner already. I wanted to get a senior cat who can give her lesson or become her gardian. But he didn't like that idea unfortunately😞
Originally posted by PhlabibitPulling hair and scratching, screaming??? Something like that?
Cats will live longer if you keep them inside, and will save you tons of money in vet bills if the cat is a fighter. I had to stop letting my cat out after the cat cost me about 300 dollars over 2 months...
Also, this is not what I expected from a thread named Cat Fight.
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Originally posted by kyueBite the arrogant cat so it learns not to bite anymore.
I agree, she will be safe at home. But it appears to me that she likes to go out. She is looking at cat-flap (which is now locked) eagerly sometimes, and she tries to come out of the house when I go out.
She likes climbing, running around, and exploring. I think she will be much happier if she has more freedome.
The problem is that there is a big fat arr ...[text shortened]... cat was hissing nastily when he saw her first time..
What can I do? Shall we move the house??