Naughty No More: Change Unwanted Behaviors Through Positive Reinforcement

Thought you couldn’t train your cat and resolve troublesome cat behavior challenges? Yes, you can! Clicker training, combined with other friendly, positive behavior modification techniques can effectively solve cat behavior problems and train your cat in a way that will be quick and easy for you—and fun for your cat. Clicker training can also improve your cat's activity rate, attitude and, more importantly, strengthen the bonds between you and your cat.

In this easy-to-read beginner's guide, Marilyn Krieger, a leading clicker-training expert, tells you how to teach your cat to:

• sit and stay and not dart out of doors
• not scratch the furniture
• have stress-free introductions to new cats
• stay off the table and counters
• get along better with you, your guests and other cats
• have a stress free association with both the cat carrier and the trip to the veterinarian
• do tricks and much more!

Winner of a 2011 Muse Medallion^TM Award from the Cat Writers’ Association! Judge’s comment: “This is a fantastic and easy guide. I’ve learned a lot from reading this book. I want to try clicker training with my cats. I hope more cat owners will switch to such humane methods of interacting with their cats. I clicker trained four stay kittens using this book as a guide. I was able to adopt out the kittens to loving homes more quickly based on how they responded to the training.”

Paperback cat training book was released January 11, 2011 by Bowtie Press and has 159 pages. Limited quantities are in stock at our supplier, and it may soon go into backordered status. So order quickly for best availability!

About the Author: Marilyn Krieger, certified cat behavior consultant, is a nationally known consultant who helps resolve cat behavior issues using positive and humane methods, modifying behavior through clicker training and altering the cat’s environment. In addition to writing cat behavior columns for both Cat Fancy Magazine and catchannel.com, Marilyn’s articles and columns have been published in USA Today, Catnip, Tufts University publications, Cats USA as well as other journals. She also frequently appears as a guest on television and radio programs, providing valuable tips and insight on how to improve cat behavior.

Marilyn owns The Cat Coach, LLC, a cat-behavior consulting business. In addition to solving cat behavior challenges for her clients, she offers seminars, lectures, and classes on cat behavior and cat training. She is a member of the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC), for which she sits on the board of directors and co-chairs the Cat Division. More information about Marilyn is available on her site: www.thecatcoach.com.