Originally posted by znsho1, Take the cat to its mess.
How can one prevent one's cat pooh-poohing on the front and back lawns?
2, Stick its nose in it.
3, While still holding the cat, make it walk to wherever it should have done it.
4, Repeat the above 3 times.
Thats how I tought my cat, it even progressed to flush the toilet and put the seat down after its done.
Originally posted by Dr Strangelove"The equipment one needs to toilet train a cat is minimal. “A tin roasting pan and duct tape,” says Brotman".....
How to Toilet Train Your Cat.
http://tinyurl.co.uk/k9qy
Good luck. 😉
Bloody hell, its not a Chinese dinner he was thinking of!!
My cat was trained within 5minutes. It was very tiny though and new to the house.
Originally posted by znshoTwo pitbulls...one for each yard...or, if a pitbull sounds too harsh, I have a 9-year old miniature Daschund, named "Tater", that will still rip the achilles tendon out of people without notice....and he doesn't like cats, or my brother...interested?
How can one prevent one's cat pooh-poohing on the front and back lawns?
Originally posted by PeachyThe toilet seat, of course, should NEVER be put down.
1, Take the cat to its mess.
2, Stick its nose in it.
3, While still holding the cat, make it walk to wherever it should have done it.
4, Repeat the above 3 times.
Thats how I tought my cat, it even progressed to flush the toilet and put the seat down after its done.
